Update 4 of Forza Motorsport introduces iconic Daytona track with two circuit layouts.
New cars and challenges arrive with a special Daytona Sports Car Series in multiplayer.
Daytona International Speedway history highlighted, featuring in several race series.
Italian Challengers: a new Career Mode Tour spotlighting legendary Italian automobile brands.
Xbox Game Studios released Update 4 this morning for Forza Motorsport, bringing with it one of the most iconic racing tracks on the planet with the introduction of Daytona. Players now have the ability to race on the Daytona Beach track, along with some new cars, new challenges, and a few more additions to the game. We have a couple of snippets from the dev's latest blog for you here, as the update is now live.
Credit: Xbox Game Studios
New Forza Motorsport Track – Daytona
Daytona International Speedway is a historic, world-famous track with banked, high-speed corners, and in Forza Motorsport, it features two distinct layouts. Master the high-velocity 2.5-mile Tri-oval Circuit and the technical, more challenging 3.59-mile Sports Car Circuit. Compete on both layouts in Career Mode and Featured Multiplayer, set your fastest lap times in any car class in Time Attack, or enjoy a Daytona race day either solo or with your friends in Free Play and Private Multiplayer. We'll also have a special Daytona Sports Car Series in Featured Multiplayer to replicate the excitement of the iconic race weekend.
Daytona International Speedway was built in 1959 by NASCAR founder Bill France Sr., who wanted to create a track that was faster than any other in the world. Since then, it has hosted several races including the annual Daytona 500, as well as IndyCar and IMSA. The track was renovated in 2016 with the installation of 101,500 seats, making it one of the largest stadiums in the United States! With the release of Update 4, select existing Builders Cup series will be updated to integrate Daytona, Hockenheim, and Yas Marina.
New Career Tour – Italian Challengers
Discover how Italian cars became an unquestionable staple of the automotive industry in Italian Challengers, the new Featured Tour in Career Mode. It starts with All-Wheel Driven, where Lancia stands ready to take on its historic adversaries on the track as you race iconic rally machines. Then, in Roadster Renaissance, step behind the wheel of the Abarth 124 Spider and battle the iconic Mazda MX-5 to discover the shared origins of these unique siblings. Tour the world of luxury sports sedans – a class once dominated by Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz – and experience a fierce contender in Alfa Performance. Conclude this Featured Tour with Italian beauty, craftsmanship, and speed by racing with track-focused, high-performance Ferrari cars in Prancing Power.
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