Rennsport’s ‘Patch 2’ has now been released across PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and it aims to remedy some of the more obvious ailments.
In particular, we noticed in our review that there was no way of avoiding a jump start when using automatic gears, and if you turn off the rear-view mirror, you get a black box on the HUD. Both of these quirks are now claimed to be remedied.
Likewise, there is set to be an upgrade for the rear-view mirror (and in-car display) quality, with a list of changes for that area.
The full changelog is listed below, within which is a potentially key change to livery pricing.

A source of chagrin, currency packs are to be purchased in set amounts; before then, you can purchase a design. The structure meant some would be priced above the entry-level pack price, meaning a purchase of a larger currency pack than the cost of the livery.
Packs are set in bundles of R$500 (£3.99), R$1,100 (£7.99), R$1,670 (£11.99) and R$4,000 (£28.99).
Livery prices would range from R$200 all the way up to R$400 and R$600 for some of the dynamic designs. The new pricing is R$100 for ‘normal’ and ‘R$150’, meaning if this is something you decide to purchase (hey, your call), you don’t need any of the larger packs.



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