Formula Legends gets two DLC packs, 2026 roadmap revealed
Online multiplayer and steering wheel support will be added to the retro-inspired Formula 1 racer in early 2026, with 3DClouds also teasing an "officially licensed championship."
Formula Legends has received a bumper update to finish the year, bringing not one but two DLC packs alongside a host of gameplay improvements.
Priced at £4.99 / €4.99 / $4.99, the Early 2010s Season Pack adds two new cars inspired by real-world Formula 1 cars from the turbo-hybrid era, accompanied by new teams and drivers. Also included are new scenario events integrated into the single-player campaign.
The new Turbo Power Pack, on the other hand, features two new cars: the GoodJob Mi90 and Fyrex Early 70.
The livery and aero design suggest the Fyrex is based on an early 1970s Tyrell, though in reality it was powered by a naturally aspirated Cosworth DFV engine. As for the GoodJob, this car could be based on a mid-1990s FootWork. However, turbocharged engines were not seen in this era after the FIA banned them in the late 1980s.
Like other car packs released for Formula Legends this year, the Turbo Power Pack costs £2.49 / €2.49 / $2.49.
Since its September launch, five car DLC packs have now been released for Formula Legends.
Alongside the new DLC, 3DClouds has released a free update for PC, bringing several welcome new features. These include a new optional manual shifting option, a very easy difficulty setting, a radar for tracking opponents and an end-of race countdown timer once the winner has crossed the finish line. There are also new resolution options, including 8K for supported displays.
“That’s all for 2025, a truly memorable year filled with achievements, passion, and growth for Formula Legends,” said Francesco Bruschi, CEO of 3DClouds, in a press release.
“None of this would have been possible without the constant support, feedback, and enthusiasm from our incredible community. Thank you for being on this journey with us.”
Online multiplayer and steering wheel support coming in early 2026
Looking ahead, 3DClouds has revealed a roadmap previewing updates planned for Formula Legends in early 2026.
After that, two themed DLC packs will bring a late 2020 season DLC and the first track pack in March. In the same month, Formula Legends will host a closed online multiplayer beta before its public launch in April.
Finally, May will see the launch of the second track pack and an “officially licensed championship” DLC, though details are being kept under wraps for now.
Formula Legends early 2026 roadmap
February
Patch 1.3 to add steering wheel support, improved AI and AI collisions
March
Late ’20 Season DLC
Track Pack #1 DLC
Online multiplayer closed beta
April
Online multiplayer launch
May
Track Pack #2 DLC
Officially licensed championship DLC
If you haven’t tried Formula Legends yet, all previous DLC and the core game will be 20% off later this year on all platforms, with Steam and the Epic Games Store discounts starting later this week.
Full patch notes for Formula Legends’ latest update are below.
Formula Legends update v1.2 patch notes
New Features
Added new difficulty: Very Easy
Added Manual Shift
Added new Qualification laps presets (up to 20 laps)
Added Timer at the end of a Race/Qualification
Added Proximity indicators (only using camera presets near the vehicle)
Added the possibility to change the length of the race in Story Mode into “Long”
Added Logic that randomly cause the tyre explosion when the durability falls under 20%
Improvements
Added selectable/deselectable “Depth of Field” voice in Setting
BRS recharge mechanic aligned between Time Attack and Qualifications
Added “Menu Music” audio option
Implemented gear effect change on UI
Added RPM counter on Modern vehicles
AI Spline adjustment through Volumes
Bug fixes
Fixed “Wet track” message displayed when heavy rain starts
Fixed poor readability of the UI due to similar team/UI color combinations
Fixed “Rain ends” message displayed when heavy rain stops and normal rain starts
Fixed an issue causing the reset of the track list in “Custom Championship”
Fixed an incorrect smoke VFX spawn with no nearby cars
Fixed Rain sound that can be still heard in main menu after the race ends
Fixed an issue causing the reflections flickering with rainy weather
Fixed an issue causing the modded logo and team name is not visualized in story result and unlock
Fixed Audio engine sound plays during first loading screen after a race
Fixed Tutorial messages overlap
Fixed wrong tire change animation for Fyrrex 70M
Fixed incorrect sector times behaviors during qualifications
Fixed Respawning during a normal race causes grey sector
– Fixed “Hide helmet” setting not work correctly
Fixed Custom Camera’s settings not fully saved
Delta Time and Gap distance now have a smoother time progression
Fixed Custom camera is pushed when accelerating against walls
Fixed helmet visible while steering on first person using the LATE ‘70 cars
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