Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack: 11 Cars and Fuji Speedway
Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack – An Introduction
Quick summary: The Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack launches on 10 November. It adds 11 cars across four new classes (LMP1, LMP2, LMP2 EVO and IMSA GTP) and brings Fuji Speedway to the game in two versions: the modern circuit and the original 1966 track. It is made by Straight4 Studios and published by GIANTS Software, and it is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
If you love long races, big engine noise and the feeling of fighting a car through the night, you will want to read this. The Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack is the next big content drop for the game, and it covers a lot of ground. It mixes cars from the 1980s, the 2010s and even a 2026 prototype, and it adds one of the most famous tracks in Japan.
Below is a simple breakdown of what is inside, why it matters and who will enjoy it most.
What Is the Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack?
The Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack is a paid add-on for Project Motor Racing, a racing game from developer Straight4 Studios and publisher GIANTS Software. It is set to launch on 10 November.
The pack adds:
- 4 new car classes
- 11 new cars
- 6 track layouts at Fuji Speedway
Think of it as a full season of endurance racing history in one download. You get old cars that feel raw and heavy, newer hybrid machines that feel sharp and fast, and a track that connects both worlds.
Meet the Four New Classes
Endurance racing is all about different types of cars sharing the same track. This pack gives you four classes, and each one feels different to drive.
LMP1: The Hybrid Era
The first class is LMP1. These are the top prototype cars from the middle of the 2010s, when hybrid power was changing endurance racing. You get three of them:
- 2016 Audi R18
- Porsche 919 Hybrid
- Toyota TS050 Hybrid
If you want the fastest, most high-tech cars in the pack, start here. These LMP1 hybrid cars were built for speed and for lasting many hours without breaking.
LMP2 and LMP2 EVO: Two Eras of Prototypes
The pack also adds two prototype classes, and each has one car:
- LMP2: the 2013 Olivera P2-13
- LMP2 EVO: the 2026 Olivera P2-26 EVO
These classes pay tribute to two different periods of prototype racing. Driving them back to back is a nice way to feel how much the sport has changed in just over a decade.
IMSA GTP: Six Classic American Legends
The biggest group is IMSA GTP, with six cars from a famous US racing series:
- 1986 BMW March GTP
- 1986 Chevrolet Corvette C4 GTP
- 1986 Ford Probe GTP
- 1988 Jaguar XJR-9 GTP
- 1988 Nissan GTP SX-Turbo
- 1988 Porsche 962 GTP
These IMSA GTP cars are the old-school heroes of the pack. Many people simply enjoy how different they feel from modern cars, so expect more movement, more noise and more effort from the driver.
Fuji Speedway: A Track With Two Faces
Fuji Speedway is often called the heart and soul of motorsport in Japan. It sits under Mount Fuji, and it helped put both Japanese drivers and Japanese car makers on the world stage.
The pack gives you two versions of it.
The original Fuji Speedway 1966. This is the track as it looked in its early days. It features the original banked first corner, which asks for courage and commitment. It comes with four layouts, and two of them can be raced in reverse.
The modern Fuji Speedway. This version has two layouts and shows the track as it is today.
Add them up and you get six layouts in total. The old version is the real treat here. Fuji Speedway 1966 lets you race through the early chapter of Japan’s motorsport story instead of only reading about it.
A Real-Life Example: How One Racer Might Enjoy the Pack
Here is an imagined, but very realistic, scenario.
Arjun is 29 and works in IT. On weekdays he has little time, but every Saturday night he joins a friendly online league with five friends. Tonight, they decide to try a “time travel” race night.
Round one is a short sprint in the 1988 Porsche 962 GTP around the original Fuji banking. Arjun finds out quickly that the old car punishes sudden moves. He brakes early, turns in gently and finally finishes the lap without a spin.
Round two is the grown-up race. Everyone switches to a Toyota TS050 Hybrid on the modern Fuji layout. The car feels sharp and fast, and the same corners that scared him an hour ago now feel easy.
By the end of the night, the group is not arguing about who won. They are arguing about which era was more fun. That is exactly the kind of conversation this pack is built to start.
Why This Pack Is Worth Your Attention
Three reasons stand out.
- Variety: You get old and new cars in one pack, so you are not locked into one style of racing.
- A strong theme: Everything connects to endurance racing, which makes it perfect for long races, team play and league nights.
- A track with history: Having both the modern and 1966 versions of Fuji Speedway gives the pack a clear identity.
Platforms, Pre-Orders and the Season Pass
The base game is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Pre-orders for the pack are open on selected digital channels.
If you plan to buy more content, there is also a Year 1 Season Pass. It is sold separately and includes this pack plus more content. According to the announcement, fans can save up to 30% compared with buying everything one by one. This is a useful option for anyone who already knows they will keep playing, since this Project Motor Racing DLC is only one part of the larger plan.
There is good news for modders too. Free mods are released as user-generated content on the official UGC Portal, so the community keeps adding to the game.
Who Should Buy the World Endurance Pack?
- Endurance fans who love long races and mixed-class traffic
- Fans of classic cars who want to try 1980s GTP machines
- Hybrid prototype lovers who want to drive the top cars of the 2010s
- League racers who like to try new car and track combinations with friends
- History lovers who enjoy seeing how a famous circuit has changed
If you only enjoy short, casual races, you may get less value, since this pack really shines in longer events.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack launch?
It launches on 10 November.
How many cars are in the pack?
There are 11 cars across four classes: LMP1, LMP2, LMP2 EVO and IMSA GTP.
Which platforms can play it?
PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
How many Fuji Speedway layouts are included?
Six in total. The 1966 version has four layouts (two can be raced in reverse) and the modern version has two.
Is there a discount if I buy more content?
Yes. The Year 1 Season Pass includes this pack and more, and can save up to 30% compared with buying separately.
Can I use mods?
Yes. Free mods are shared as user-generated content on the official UGC Portal.
The Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack is a smart mix of history and modern speed. With 11 cars, four classes and six Fuji Speedway layouts, it gives racing fans a lot to explore. Whether you pick the loud 1980s GTP cars or the polished hybrid prototypes, there is something here for every kind of endurance fan.
