World Endurance Pack DLC Released for Project Motor Racing
The developers of Project Motor Racing have released the World Endurance Pack DLC across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, concluding the title's Year 1 Pass program.
The developers of racing simulator Project Motor Racing have officially released the World Endurance Pack DLC, marking the conclusion of the game's initial Year 1 Pass content program. The expansion launched simultaneously across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms.
The package introduces 11 endurance racing vehicles spanning different eras. Modern LMP1 hybrid machinery features the Audi R18, Porsche 919 Hybrid, and Toyota TS050 Hybrid. The LMP2 category includes two Olivera entries built on Zytek and Oreca 07 chassis. A historic IMSA GTP roster rounds out the car list with the BMW March, Corvette C4, Ford Probe, Jaguar XJR-9, Nissan GTP ZX-Turbo, and Porsche 962.
Rather than the anticipated Circuit de la Sarthe, the add-on delivers Japan's Fuji Speedway. The venue includes both contemporary layouts and a 1966 historic configuration featuring the banked turn.
The standalone expansion is priced at $19.99, while Year 1 Pass owners receive it at no extra cost. The accompanying update leaves multiplayer, physics, and AI systems largely untouched, with improvements in those areas planned for subsequent patches. The development team also indicated that no second season pass is scheduled, though targeted individual DLC releases remain possible in the future.