Project Motor Racing Year 1 Season Pass: Full DLC Roadmap

The Project Motor Racing year 1 season pass expands Straight4 Studios' simulation with five post-launch content drops, delivering more than 30 race cars and four dedicated circuits across historic and modern motorsport categories. It is available as a standalone purchase or as part of the digital Year 1 Bundle on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Understanding what the pass contains—and what is sold separately—prevents costly purchasing mistakes, particularly regarding pre-order bonuses and track licensing changes.

Project Motor Racing Year 1 Season Pass Overview and Pricing

The Year 1 Season Pass covers the full calendar of official expansion packs planned across the game's initial twelve-month post-launch cycle. Published by GIANTS Software, the content focuses on multi-class sports car, prototype, and touring car racing that supplements the base game's starting roster of 70 cars and 18 tracks (28 layouts).

Purchasing the Year 1 Bundle saves roughly 30% compared to purchasing each expansion pack individually upon release. Individual packs can also be bought separately on platform storefronts (such as the Group 5 Revival Pack at $4.99 or the Japanese Prototypes Pack at $9.99 on the Xbox Store).

All Five Year 1 DLC Packs and Vehicle Rosters

The season pass structure comprises one launch-day pack and four quarterly expansions released throughout 2026.

1. Group 5 Revival Pack (Available at Launch)

Released alongside the base game on November 25, 2025, this pack introduces five turbocharged Group 5 silhouettes from the late 1970s and early 1980s:

• 1978 BMW 320 Turbo
• 1979 Porsche 935/80
• 1980 Ford Capri Zakspeed
• 1982 Nissan Skyline Super Silhouette
• 1982 Nissan 280 ZX GTX

2. Japanese Prototypes / GT500 Pack (Q1 2026)

Officially released on March 31, 2026, this expansion centers on Japanese Grand Touring and prototype machinery, bringing competitive machinery inspired by JGTC and modern Super GT regulations.

3. GT Icons Pack / GT Legends (Q2 2026)

This pack adds nine historic machines across three distinct classes, emphasizing mechanical grip, high displacement, and analog driving:

• GT 70: Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0, Chevrolet Corvette C3, and Ford Capri RS3100.
• Sports Car 67: Chaparral 2F, Ford Mk IV, and Lola T70 Mk 3.
• GT 60: Shelby Daytona Coupe, Jaguar E-Type Lightweight, and Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport.

4. V8 Power Pack / Aussie Rivals (Q3 2026)

Targeted at touring car enthusiasts, this release brings V8-powered saloon machinery, including current-generation V8 Supercar machinery, 2013 Car of the Future (COTF) chassis, and Trans-Am style chargers.

5. World Endurance Pack (November 10, 2026)

Serving as the final and largest expansion of Year 1, this pack delivers 11 vehicles divided across four classes:

• LMP1 Hybrid: 2016 Audi R18, Porsche 919 Hybrid, and Toyota TS050 Hybrid.
• IMSA GTP: 1986 BMW March GTP, 1986 Chevrolet Corvette C4 GTP, 1986 Ford Probe GTP, 1988 Jaguar XJR-9 GTP, 1988 Nissan GTP ZX-Turbo, and 1988 Porsche 962 GTP.
• LMP2 & LMP2 Evo: Oreca 03 (2013 specification) and Oreca 07 (2016 specification).

Tracks Included: Rocky Knoll, Fuji Speedway, and the Le Mans Situation

The Season Pass is slated to add a total of four circuits across its expansions. Two of these tracks are officially confirmed and detailed in announcements:

• Rocky Knoll: A scanned North American road circuit released with the GT Icons Pack, characterized by elevation changes, heavy braking zones, and long drafting straights.
• Fuji Speedway: Released with the World Endurance Pack, featuring four distinct physical configurations and two reverse options, offering six playable layouts spanning modern and historic layouts beneath Mount Fuji.

The Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans) Discrepancy

Early 2025 promotional roadmaps and placeholder listings on digital storefronts indicated that the fourth-quarter endurance expansion would feature Circuit de la Sarthe (24 Hours of Le Mans). However, subsequent official reveals designated Fuji Speedway as the featured circuit for the World Endurance Pack. Community analysis and creator updates confirmed that Le Mans is not part of this release. Players specifically seeking Circuit de la Sarthe should note that it is currently not included in the Year 1 lineup.

Is the GTE Decade Pack Included in the Season Pass?

The GTE Decade Pack is not included in the standalone Year 1 Season Pass.

The pack contains seven GTE endurance machines:

• 2014 Dodge SRT Viper GTS-R
• 2017 Chevrolet Corvette C7.R
• 2017 Ford GT LM
• 2020 Aston Martin Vantage AMR GTE
• 2020 BMW M8 GTE
• 2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8.R
• 2020 Porsche 911 RSR

This pack served exclusively as a pre-order bonus for players who bought the game prior to its November 25, 2025 release. Players who bought Project Motor Racing or the Season Pass after launch must purchase the GTE Decade Pack as an individual add-on, priced at approximately $9.99 on digital storefronts.

Season Pass vs. Base Game: Is the Year 1 Bundle Worth It?

Whether the Year 1 Season Pass is worth purchasing depends largely on which racing disciplines you spend time in:

• High Value for Historic and Multi-Class Racers: If you primarily run offline championships, league events, or time trials featuring 1960s–1980s sports prototypes, Group 5, and mid-2010s LMP1 hybrids, the pass delivers substantial depth. The 11-car roster in the World Endurance Pack alone supplies complete grids for IMSA GTP and LMP1.
• Mod Hub Considerations: Project Motor Racing features an integrated cross-platform User Generated Content (UGC) Mod Hub on PC and consoles. Community mods can supply custom cars and setups for free, though console mods are subject to platform testing restrictions and prohibit script-based additions.
• Multiplayer Activity: Ranked online play splits matchmaking by driver rating and car class. If you primarily race standard GT3 or GT4 lobbies in the base game, purchasing the season pass is optional unless your chosen league or private community specifically schedules events using DLC machinery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Year 1 Season Pass require an online subscription?

No. Project Motor Racing does not use a recurring subscription service for online play or content access. The Season Pass is a one-time purchase granting permanent access to all five DLC packs.

Can console players use mods from the Season Pass portal?

Yes. The UGC Mod Hub is supported on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. However, developer guidelines prohibit script-based mods on consoles due to manufacturer security policies, restricting console mods to approved cars, tracks, setups, and liveries.

Are rolling starts supported in Season Pass championships?

At launch, all races utilized standing starts. Straight4 Studios scheduled IMSA-style rolling starts as a post-launch feature update to complement endurance expansions like the World Endurance Pack and V8 Power Pack.

Can I buy the DLC tracks separately without buying the cars?

Expansion releases such as the GT Icons Pack and World Endurance Pack are packaged as combined car-and-track bundles on storefronts. Individual components within a single pack are not unbundled for separate track-only purchases.