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Project Motor Racing’s final season pass DLC, World Endurance Pack, released

The World Endurance Pack is the last (currently) confirmed paid downloadable content pack and completes the Year 1 Season Pass.

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By Thomas Harrison-Lord

It was originally teased as Le Mans-themed, and while it’s true of some of the included vehicles, the track has been switched to Fuji Speedway.

Still, the World Endurance Pack for Project Motor Racing offers something unique, in the form of the banked 1966 layout, rarely seen in licensed form in sim racing.

It also packs in a large 11-car roster, including some less-spotted examples. Take the IMSA GTP models, such as the BMW March.

The car and track roster is clearly a strong point for the embattled title, as it works through a list of quality-of-life tweaks.

Speaking of which, these are mostly absent from this update, which is focused on adding content. Changes to AI, a Hot Laps game mode and additional multiplayer features (in partnership with SimGrid) have all been discussed publicly, but are for a later date.

The full list of additions for the World Endurance Pack is below, part of which includes two fictional LMP2-style models. We also have updated car and track lists. It’s priced at £17.49 / $19.99, or is no additional charge for those already with the Year 1 Pass.

The release date is today, 10th November 2026, across PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

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Project Motor Racing representatives confirmed to Traxion recently that there will not be a Year 2 Pass, although it aims to work on future DLC content in a more flexible capacity.

Project Motor Racing World Endurance Pack contents

LMP1

  • Audi R18 2016
  • Porsche 919 Hybrid
  • Toyota TS050 Hybrid

LMP2

  • Olivera P2-13 2013 (inspired by Zytek)

LMP2 EVO

  • Olivera P2-26 EVO 2026 (inspired by Oreca 07)

IMSA GTP

  • BMW March GTP 1986
  • Chevrolet Corvette C4 GTP 1986
  • Ford Probe GTP 1986
  • Jaguar XJR 9 GTP 1988
  • Nissan GTP ZX-Turbo 1988
  • Porsche 962 GTP 1988

Fuji Speedway

  • Modern Fuji Speedway: Grand Prix and Shortcut.
  • Historic Fuji Speedway (1966): Full and Short, plus reverse

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