RaceRoom confirms loss of Ferrari licence

• RaceRoom’s licensing agreement with Ferrari has ended
• Players who purchased Ferrari content previously can still access and keep it
• KW Studios hopes to regain the Ferrari licence in future

After an eagle-eyed fan spotted the lack of Ferrari representation in RaceRoom’s official shop over the weekend, speculation arose concerning the licensing situation surrounding the Prancing Horse.

Sadly, it was confirmed during episode 8 of Grid Talk that the agreement between RaceRoom and Ferrari has expired, and no Ferrari vehicles are available to purchase for the sim.

The licence agreement first bore fruit in January 2022, with the 488 GT3 Evo unveiled as part of the 2021 DTM Car Pack, which was released two months later. The arrangement also saw the 296 GT3 released later.

“Ferrari is gone, it’s not in the shop any more,” stated RaceRoom’s Director of Strategy and Sales Christian Wacker-Baur. “Yes, the licence expired, we try to renew it, but I can’t promise that we [will] get it done,” he concluded. 

There is a silver lining for many RaceRoom players, however, as those who purchased the Ferrari content before the licensing agreement can still access and use it. 

Hopes are high that developer KW Studios can regain the Ferrari licence in future, with fans no doubt buoyed by the news that four of the latest GT3 models, including the new-for-2026 Lamborghini Temerario and the Ford Mustang, will be added at a later date.

The news comes as the sim unveiled the contents of its 2026 Q1 update, which will include three new cars, three new tracks and revised wheel compatibility and HUD mechanics. More information on this update can be found here.

Featured image courtesy of Ferrari