rFactor 2’s Q4 Content Drop available now, includes four new tracks and two new cars 

rFactor 2’s fourth and final Content Drop has just dropped on Steam, bringing four new tracks and two new cars to Studio 397’s increasingly popular sim. 

For BTCC fans, the undoubted highlight of the Q4 Content Drop are two much-loved BTCC tracks – Croft and Thruxton, as well as a second rear-wheel-drive BTCC car to join the Infiniti Q50, the BMW 330i M Sport. 

World Endurance Championship (WEC) fans shouldn’t feel left out either, as Vanwall’s 2023 WEC challenger, the Vandervell LMH, also makes an appearance alongside the home of WEC’s 2022 season-ending 8 Hours of Bahrain – the Bahrain International Circuit.  

Bahrain is set to add four more layouts to rFactor 2 (rF2), including both the Endurance configuration and short Outer Circuit layouts. 

As an added bonus, Formula E’s quirky ExCeL London Circuit, featuring indoor sections and a noiseless blast along the Thames River. 

Are you trying out rF2’s Q4 Content Drop? Which car and track combo are you most looking forward to driving? Let us know in the comments below. 

rFactor 2 Q4 Content Drop contents: 

Tracks 

• Thruxton 
• Croft 
• Bahrain International Circuit (four layouts) 
• ExCeL London Circuit 

Cars 

• BMW 330i M Sport 
• Vanwall Vandervell LMH 

rFactor 2 Q4 Content Drop pricing: 

• Q4 Content Drop Pack: €27.99, includes: BMW 330i M Sport BTCC, Vanwall Vandervell LMH, Bahrain International Circuit, Croft Circuit, Thruxton Circuit, and ExCeL London Circuit)

Individual Items

• Vanwall Vandervell LMH – €4.99/£4.37
• BMW 330i M Sport BTCC – €4.99/£4.37
• Croft Circuit – €6.99/£6.12
• Thruxton Circuit – €6.99/£6.12
• ExCeL London Circuit – €7.99/£7.00
• Bahrain International Circuit – €8.99/£7.87

• A British Track Pack is also available for €19.99/£17.36, including: Croft Circuit, Brands Hatch, Donington Park, Thruxton Circuit.

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