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Le Mans Ultimate’s US tracks dated, priced

The first two, Daytona and Laguna Seca, will be released on 28th July 2026 alongside a Version 1.4 game update.

Le Mans Ultimate’s US tracks dated, priced

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By Thomas Harrison-Lord

  • Laguna Seca and Daytona available for Le Mans Ultimate on 28th July
  • Two further packs of two tracks to arrive late Q3 and late Q4 of 2026
  • $44.99 for the six-track pass or $19.99 per two-track set
  • 10% limited-time discount

The first elements of Le Mans Ultimate’s US Track Pass expansion will be released on 28th July 2026.

Laguna Seca and Daytona International Speedway will both be laser-scanned and feature contemporary kerbing and signage.

A further four venues in the United States of America will be released over time, in packs of two. Publisher Motorsport Games states that it is “expecting” late Q3 (third quarter of the year) and late Q4 for the remaining releases, affirming that all will be available this year.

Each two-track pack will be available for $19.99, or there is the six-track pass for $44.99, which places this at the top of the tree for Le Mans Ultimate DLC passes so far. The ELMS DLC pass is $28.99.

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There will be a 10 per cent discount between 28th July and 4th August 2026.

Those who subscribe to the RaceControl Pro and Pro+ tiers will receive access to the US track for no additional cost.

These two venues will arrive alongside a Version 1.4 game update, which includes new netcode, an updated protest system, revised brake thermal dynamics and two 2026-spec Hypercars in the Cadillac and Alpine.

Traxion recently conducted an interview with Motorsport Games CEO Stephen Hood, covering fundamental multiplayer changes, DLC pricing, console versions, DLC pricing and community feature requests. We’ve released the whole interview on YouTube and Spotify.

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  1. In Australia here. They want $60 for this game and it has no career mode and only has 7 tracks in the base game. Then they want a subscription on top of that and to charge what will be $30 AU for a 2 track pack. But of a joke really

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  2. The tracks in LMU are really well made and this ‘not official WEC venue’ idea is one I can really get behind. Would rather they use WEC sponsors than ‘motorsport games’ being plastered everywhere, but it’s a minor quibble.

    I’ve no issues with the price and would love to buy the pack, but I am not giving another penny/cent to this game whilst the Single Player experience seems to be ignored by the developers.

    The latest update video didn’t have a single mention of this side of the game and it’s feeling like they’ve just given up pretending this is about anything other than selling Pro subscriptions at this point.

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