- Fuji Speedway’s ‘GP Circuit with shortcut’ layout coming to Rennsport
- Kuala Lumpur Street Circuit and Road Atlanta Short Course arriving in the same free update
- More circuit variations on the way
Fuji Speedway’s ‘GP Circuit with shortcut’ layout will form part of Rennsport’s next content update, it has been revealed today (2nd February, 2026).
Alongside the already revealed Kuala Lumpur Street Circuit and Road Atlanta Short Course, the Japanese track will be added to the sim’s next free update, when it’s hoped Rennsport’s first paid DLC pack, Endurance Classics Part 1, will also appear.
Fuji’s Grand Prix Circuit is a 4.55 Km-long track that has seen several layout changes since its inception in 1965, starting out – controversially – with a dangerously banked Turn 1. There are no such concerns with Fuji’s modern variations, however.
The shortcut layout is almost an exact replica of the GP Circuit, measuring 4.53 km, with the slow chicane between Turns 10 and 12 effectively bypassed to provide a more flowing lap. More alternative circuit configurations for other tracks are expected in future Rennsport updates.
Exact release date information for the game’s new tracks is yet to be revealed, but it’s thought they will arrive concurrently with the delayed Endurance Classics Part 1 DLC, which is set to feature the 24h Le Mans Circuit de la Sarthe, the Group C Porsche 956 and the Mercedes-Benz CLK LM and Porsche 911 GT1 challengers.
The DLC was supposed to arrive in December 2025, but was delayed to help address some of the issues players have experienced since the game’s rocky launch a month earlier.
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