Porsche Carrera Cup North America series coming to RaceRoom

The Porsche Carrera Cup North America championship will be introduced to RaceRoom soon according to developer KW Studios.

The series, first run in 2021, sees identical Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992) cars go head-to-head on some of North America’s best tracks, including the likes of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Road America and Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Sanctioned by IMSA, PCCNA replaced the outgoing Canadian and American IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge, featuring categories catering to professional and amateur drivers alike. The car presents a stern challenge to drivers thanks to its flat-six engine that produces over 500 bhp and the absence of driver aids like ABS and traction control.

The PCCNA update will see 42 liveries from the 2024 championship added to RaceRoom, which will presumably be available to buy separately or as a pack, as is traditionally the case.

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Some notable liveries include those for former PCC Great Britain frontrunner Gus Burton and Porsche Supercup race winner Loek Hartog, who is also the defending PCCNA champion driving for the Kellymoss outfit.

RaceRoom has left no word on the projected cost or release date of the new content but players should expect an update soon.

The news arrives in the same week RaceRoom has teased its much-anticipated drift content further, with more upcoming content and information thought to be revealed in a RaceRoom Grid Talk presentation on the 26th of February.

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