Project Motor Racing

This important update brings the LMDh class to the new standards set in Update 2.1 with the GT3 and GT4 classes, and marks Phase One with this initial focus tackling the most urgent issues, as well as improving the driving experience and laying the foundations for deeper development in future updates.Before getting into the details, there is one important note to do with setups: While your old setups will still work with this update, you will likely experience changes in handling and performance with your old setups. Therefore, we strongly recommend starting from the new default setups or using newly updated setups available from the ModHub.Now with that out of the way, here’s what’s changed.ICE: Smoother, More Responsive, More PredictableThe internal combustion engine simulation in LMDh class has received a substantial first round of work.ICE inertia has been improved, along with throttle response and engine braking. Steady-throttle behaviour while driving has also been revised to eliminate the oscillations that could previously appear under constant throttle, with some oscillation potentially still present at idle.We have fixed the major ICE oscillations that could occur when the

Version 2.2 for Project Motor Racing is now live, bringing a major first-stage rework of the LMDh class alongside a wide range of stability improvements, bug fixes, and further development of VR and Triple Screen support.The primary focus of Version 2.2 is stability and refinement, with fixes and improvements across multiple areas of the sim.VR and Triple Screen support also take an important step forward. Previously, both features required specific command-line instructions to enable while they remained in an experimental Alpha state. With Version 2.2, that is no longer necessary: both features have now moved into Beta and are available by default through the settings menu on PC.The headline change, however, is the extensive rework of the LMDh class.LMDh Class ReworkVersion 2.2 introduces the first major iteration of our wider LMDh overhaul, laying the technical foundation for further development of the class in future updates.Virtually every major area of these cars has received attention, with changes designed to significantly improve how they behave, respond, and communicate with the driver on track.That work includes revisions to the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE), Motor Gen

Following the release of Update 2.1 we have deployed a further update to address community raised issues, and further stability improvements for Ranked Racing.GAMEPLAYFixed various issues that would cause crashes for some playersFixed an issue where the relative time widget would not display time gaps correctly during an online raceONLINEFixed an issue in Ranked Racing which caused players to hang when navigating menusCustom Lobby host can now limit the maximum number of players that can joinWe hope you continue to enjoy Project Motor Racing.

Back in March of this year, we released the Ford Falcon FG for free for all players. But something was missing.So now, along with Update 2.1 the Holden Commodore VF joins Project Motor Racing as part of the free Aussie Rivals Pack bringing one of touring car racing’s great rivalries to the grid: Ford versus Holden.Now reunited under the "Aussie Rivals Pack" free DLC, the Holden Commodore VF enters the fight in Project Motor Racing to face off against its blue oval rival.This is a proper red-blooded touring car: a 5L Chevy V8 up front, drive to the rear, and enough attitude to turn every corner exit into a protracted negotiation about survival. Built for the Car of the Future era, it thrives on heavy braking, committed rotation, and precise throttle control when the tyres are loaded and the kerbs start fighting back.Alongside the GT3 and GT4 overhaul in Update 2.1, the AUS V8 class also receives a complete handling and tyre overhaul and updates to aero sensitivity, inertia, centre of gravity, brake ducts, brake heat behaviour, and new default setups.Career Mode events that permit the AUS V8 class have also been adjusted to allow for the use of the newly added Holden Commod