The BMW M4 GT3 has been released for RaceRoom Racing Experience alongside a comprehensive GT3 Balance of Performance (BoP) update and force feedback improvements, it has been announced today (24th May 2023).
As we reported last week, KW Studios’ free-to-play racing simulator was set to include the Bavarian manufacturer’s latest GT3 challenger, joining a long list of compatible cars in the sim’s GTR 3 category.
The M4 succeeds the bulky M6 GT3, replacing its monstrous V8 motor with a silky-smooth three-litre straight-six unit. Although subject to strict BoP conditions set by the FIA, SRO and, in the case of the Nürburgring Nordschleife-based NLS championship, the ADAC Nordrhein,* the M4 GT3 is still capable of producing nearly 600bhp with up to 516lb-ft of torque.
First raced in 2022, the M4 GT3 has since been campaigned across the globe, most notably by nine-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi whose 2023 Dubai 24 Hours Team WRT livery is one of 19 paint schemes available to purchase.

RaceRoom FFB and GTR 3 BoP updates
Alongside the BMW M4 GT3, RaceRoom has also worked on improving the BoP between all cars in the GTR 3 class, making competition closer. This has been achieved by reworking their power-to-weight ratios, with minor aerodynamic adjustments also tightening up the field.



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