PISTA Motorsport to Add Multiplayer and Argentine TN Clase 3 Cars
Developer REG Simulations has outlined plans to introduce online multiplayer and Turismo Nacional Clase 3 machinery to PISTA Motorsport across two rollout phases.
Developer REG Simulations is preparing a major update for its racing simulator PISTA Motorsport, highlighted by the arrival of a dedicated multiplayer mode. The online functionality is scheduled to be rolled out across two consecutive development stages.
During the initial phase, the team will launch four public Trackday servers. These lobbies will allow drivers to practice freely, share the circuit, and engage in open track sessions, with circuit configurations rotating on a regular schedule. The studio will use this step to monitor netcode stability and address underlying technical issues before implementing further features.
A subsequent phase will introduce a structured competitive racing system featuring scheduled events. In addition, the upcoming update will expand the simulator's vehicle roster with cars from the Argentine touring car championship TN Clase 3. The lineup will include the Toyota Corolla, Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Focus, Honda Civic, and Volkswagen Virtus, supported by a dedicated permanent server specifically for the class.