Project Motor Racing’s World Endurance Pack DLC is out now

Project Motor Racing has received its final season pass add-on, with the World Endurance Pack released today, 10 November 2026, on PC, PlayStation and Xbox, according to Traxion.gg. The DLC is priced at £17.49 / $19.99, and anyone who already owns the Year 1 Pass gets it at no extra cost.

Originally teased with a Le Mans theme, the pack still leans into endurance racing through its vehicle line-up, but the circuit choice has changed. Traxion.gg says the track has been switched to Fuji Speedway, including the banked 1966 layout, a configuration the outlet described as rarely seen in licensed form in sim racing.

Fuji Speedway replaces the Le Mans theme

The move away from Le Mans is the clearest change between the teaser and the finished DLC. Rather than building the pack around one famous French venue, the release now puts Fuji Speedway front and centre, with the historic banking giving it a different feel from the usual modern endurance calendar staples.

That choice also gives Project Motor Racing something less common in licensed games. According to Traxion.gg, the 1966 Fuji layout stands out because it is seldom reproduced in official sim racing content, which makes it the most unusual part of the pack’s track selection.

11 cars, including IMSA GTP models

The bigger headline is the car roster. Traxion.gg says the World Endurance Pack adds 11 vehicles, with a mix that includes some less frequently featured endurance cars. Among them are IMSA GTP models, including the BMW March.

The outlet also says the DLC includes two fictional LMP2-style models. Those additions help fill out the pack’s endurance focus without turning it into a broad gameplay overhaul. The emphasis here is clearly on expanding the garage and giving players more machinery to take to Fuji and the rest of the game’s race weekends.

Traxion.gg added that the car and track selection is a strong point for the game, which it described as an “embattled title.” That assessment fits the way this release is framed: a content drop built to add variety first, with wider fixes left for later.

“The car and track roster is clearly a strong point for the embattled title.”

AI, Hot Laps and multiplayer are still to come

The World Endurance Pack is focused on content rather than system changes. Traxion.gg notes that quality-of-life tweaks are mostly absent from this update, even though the game is working through a list of them more broadly.

Some of those planned changes have already been discussed publicly. The article says updates to AI, a Hot Laps game mode and additional multiplayer features in partnership with SimGrid are all set for a later date, not this release.

“Changes to AI, a Hot Laps game mode and additional multiplayer features … have all been discussed publicly, but are for a later date.”

That leaves the World Endurance Pack as a straightforward add-on: one new track layout, 11 cars and a clear endurance theme. The final season pass DLC is available now on PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and the only players who do not need to pay separately are those who already bought the Year 1 Pass.

“It also packs in a large 11-car roster, including some less-spotted examples.”

For now, that makes the pack the most substantial new piece of endurance content in Project Motor Racing’s current season pass, even if the broader feature work is still waiting in the wings.