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NASCAR 26 Standard and Gold Edition explained

Here’s everything you need to know about NASCAR 26’s Standard and Gold Editions.

NASCAR 26 standard and gold editions explained

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By Martin Bigg

NASCAR 26 is racing onto PC and consoles this September, one month earlier than last year’s game.

Featuring Kyle Larson on the cover, iRacing’s follow-up to NASCAR 25 introduces dynamic track surfaces, the 10-round Chase format and the Qualcomm Circuit at Naval Base Coronado. Cross-play multiplayer, a highly requested feature, is also confirmed.

Two versions of NASCAR 26 will be available, including a Standard and Gold Edition. Here’s a breakdown of everything included in each version.

They are priced at Standard Edition ($59.99) and Gold Edition ($79.99).

NASCAR 26 Standard Edition contents

The standard edition launches on 18th September for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. This version includes the base game, with pre-order DLC yet to be announced.

  • Base game
  • Pre-order DLC: 5,000 Career Bonus Dollars, 500 Career Rep Points, and an exclusive Kyle Larson paint scheme.
  • Price $59.99

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NASCAR 26 Gold Edition contents

The deluxe Gold Edition of NASCAR 26 gives players three days of early access ahead of the general release from 15th September. This will cost a premium over the Standard Edition, but pricing details are still to be confirmed.

Additionally, the Gold Edition includes four Paint Scheme Packs along with 1,000 Career Rep Points, $10,000 career bonus cash and VIP employees to help you get started with your NASCAR racing career.  

  • Early access
  • September Paint Scheme Pack
  • October Paint Scheme Pack
  • November Paint Scheme Pack
  • December Paint Scheme Pack
  • 1,000 Career Rep Points
  • 10,000 Career Bonus $
  • VIP Employees
  • Price $79.99

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