The base game of Project Motor Racing features 18 unique track locations and 28 total layouts across six global regions. Built on GIANTS Engine 10 with Straight4 Studios' physics engine, every circuit incorporates laser scanning, a full 24-hour day/night cycle, and the True2Track dynamic surface evolution system. Several renowned venues appear under alternate names due to commercial licensing agreements.
Below is the complete confirmed launch track roster organized by region, along with real-world counterparts, official layout counts, and post-launch DLC circuits.
Complete Project Motor Racing Launch Track List
| Region | In-Game Circuit Name | Real-World Counterpart | Confirmed Layouts | Layout Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North America | Canadian Tire Motorsport Park | Mosport | GP Circuit | 1 |
| North America | Daytona | Daytona International Speedway | Road Course | 1 |
| North America | Lexington | Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course | Chicane, No Chicane | 2 |
| North America | Lime Rock Park | Lime Rock Park | Full Circuit (No Chicanes), South Chicane, West Chicane | 3 |
| North America | Sebring | Sebring International Raceway | GP Circuit, Club Circuit, Short Circuit | 3 |
| Europe | Brianza | Autodromo Nazionale Monza | GP Circuit | 1 |
| Europe | Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps | Spa-Francorchamps | GP Circuit | 1 |
| Europe | Circuit Zolder | Circuit Zolder | GP Circuit | 1 |
| Europe | Derby | Donington Park | GP Circuit, National Circuit | 2 |
| Europe | Northampton | Silverstone Circuit | GP Circuit, GP Circuit (Old Pit), International Circuit | 3 |
| Europe | Nürburgring GP Circuit | Nürburgring GP-Strecke | GP-Strecke, GP-Strecke Sprint | 2 |
| Europe | Nürburgring Nordschleife | Nürburgring Nordschleife | Nordschleife (Full Course) | 1 |
| Europe | Nürburgring 24h Layout | Nürburgring 24h | Combined 24H Circuit | 1 |
| Europe | San Marino | Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari (Imola) | GP Circuit | 1 |
| Europe | Spielberg | Red Bull Ring | GP Circuit, National Circuit | 2 |
| Oceania | Mount Panorama | Bathurst Mount Panorama Circuit | GP Circuit | 1 |
| Africa | Kyalami | Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit | GP Circuit | 1 |
| South America | São Paulo | Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos) | GP Circuit | 1 |
North American Circuits
North America provides five venues offering a combined total of 10 layouts. These circuits emphasize endurance racing heritage and technical momentum.
- Lime Rock Park (3 Layouts): A short, rhythm-focused Connecticut circuit. Lime Rock hosts the mandatory 8-lap Toyota Supra GT4 license test required to unlock Ranked Online play. Layout options include the classic Full Circuit (No Chicanes), the West Chicane, and the South Chicane.
- Sebring International Raceway (3 Layouts): Recreated with its historic bumpy concrete slabs sourced from a former military airfield. Sebring includes the full Grand Prix Circuit, the Club Circuit, and the Short Circuit.
- Lexington (2 Layouts): An unlicensed representation of Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, featuring narrow roads, off-camber crests, and slick asphalt. Available in both Chicane and No Chicane configurations.
- Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (1 Layout): Commonly known as Mosport, this Canadian venue features elevation sweeps and high average cornering speeds on its single Grand Prix Circuit.
- Daytona (1 Layout): The 5.73 km Daytona International Speedway Road Course incorporates the 31-degree NASCAR banking paired with the technical infield and the Le Mans backstretch chicane.
European Circuits and Alternative Naming
Europe represents the core of the launch roster with 10 locations and 15 distinct layouts. Due to licensing constraints, Straight4 Studios assigned regional names to several world-famous tracks while keeping the physical geometry identical to real-world data:
- Northampton (Silverstone): Offers three distinct configurations: Grand Prix Circuit, Grand Prix Circuit (Old Pit), and the shorter International Circuit.
- Derby (Donington Park): Features both the flowing GP Circuit and the compact National Circuit.
- Brianza (Monza): Retains the high-speed layout with minimal downforce corners and drafted braking zones into heavy chicanes.
- San Marino (Imola): Faithfully matches the technical layout of the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari with its demanding kerbs and rapid uphill chicane sections.
- Spielberg (Red Bull Ring): Features the steep elevation changes and heavy braking zones of the Austrian circuit across its Grand Prix and National layouts.
- Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps: Features the licensed Ardennes track across 7 kilometers, including Eau Rouge and Raidillon.
- Circuit Zolder: A tight, technical Belgian venue featuring heavy braking zones and chicanes.
- Nürburgring Complex: Divided into three dedicated game entries totaling four layouts:
- Nürburgring GP Circuit: Includes both the standard Grand Prix Strecke and the shorter GP Sprint layout.
- Nürburgring Nordschleife: The 20.8 km "Green Hell" endurance loop.
- Nürburgring 24h Layout: A brutal combination of the GP Strecke and the full Nordschleife, complete with a dedicated pit lane configuration.
Rest of the World: Oceania, Africa, and South America
Three locations round out the launch selection, ensuring every major motorsport continent is represented in career and online events:
- Mount Panorama Bathurst (Oceania): Australia's world-famous street-and-mountain circuit features extreme vertical drops across the mountain section and long drafting battles down Conrod Straight.
- Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit (Africa): Located near Johannesburg, South Africa, Kyalami combines sweeping mid-speed corners with elevation drops and a modern pit complex.
- São Paulo (South America): The anti-clockwise Interlagos circuit tests tire grip through off-camber hillside complexes and rapid downhill braking zones.
Post-Launch DLC and Update Tracks
Straight4 Studios and publisher GIANTS Software have expanded the track list through scheduled downloadable expansions and updates:
- Rocky Knoll Raceway (2 Layouts): Added alongside the GT Icons Pack, this scanned American road course features long straights, fast-flowing rhythm sections, and heavy braking zones suited for vintage sports cars.
- Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta (2 Layouts): Introduced as part of the V8 Power Pack expansion, delivering the iconic Georgia road course and its steep downhill esses.
- Fuji Speedway (6 Configurations): Announced for the World Endurance Pack expansion. Features two modern layouts alongside four 1966 historic configurations containing the original steep first-corner banking, including reverse variants.
- Takimiya International Circuit: Added to the track roster in post-launch title updates, supporting both daytime and variable weather events.
Dynamic Track Surface: True2Track Technology
Tracks in Project Motor Racing do not use static grip levels. The game utilizes the proprietary True2Track surface evolution model running on the GPU:
- Surface Partitioning: Circuits are partitioned into 10-square-meter tiles, which are further divided into fine samples measuring approximately 7 square centimeters.
- Water Drainage and Evaporation: A connected pipe-network model calculates water height across adjacent samples. Rain naturally forms puddles in track depressions, while driving lines dry out as passing tires displace water.
- Rubber Line and Marbles: Dynamic telemetry deposits rubber along the racing line to increase grip lap by lap. Outside the main line, lateral tire stress, lockups, and slip angles create marbles (loose rubber chunks) that physically reduce cornering grip and alter braking performance for both human drivers and AI.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tracks and layouts are available at launch?
Project Motor Racing launched with 18 track locations and 28 total layouts across North America, Europe, Oceania, Africa, and South America.
Why are tracks like Silverstone, Monza, and Imola named differently?
Because of commercial licensing agreements, several circuits use alternative geographic names in-game: Northampton represents Silverstone, Brianza represents Monza, San Marino represents Imola, Derby represents Donington Park, Spielberg represents the Red Bull Ring, and Lexington represents Mid-Ohio. The track layouts, elevation changes, and laser-scanned surfaces remain identical to their real-world counterparts.
Which track is used for the Ranked Online license test?
All drivers must complete the Ranked Online License Test at Lime Rock Park using the Toyota GR Supra GT4. Passing requires completing an 8-lap race against AI opponents within 8 minutes and 20 seconds without excessive incidents.
Can custom community tracks be downloaded on consoles?
Yes. Project Motor Racing features a unified User-Generated Content (UGC) ModHub accessible on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Community-created tracks and cars must pass a compliance and testing review before being approved for download, and all approved mods are free across all platforms.
