Test the NEXT Gen NASCAR Stock Car on NASCAR 21: Ignition

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Test the NEXT Gen NASCAR Stock Car on NASCAR 21: Ignition

There will be an update coming to NASCAR 21: Ignition this week, just days before the running of the 2022 Daytona 500. It should be the expected 1.4.5.0 patch that was announced back in January on social media in the roadmap. This update most definitely will include a new Test Drive mode for the NASCAR NEXT Gen Ford Mustang. Per the roadmap, it should also include a “Shaky Cam Toggle” in settings among other quality of life improvements.

Starting on Thursday, 17th February, players will be able to hop into the No. 78 Live Fast Motorsports NEXT Gen Ford Mustang for test driving at Daytona Int’l Speedway. For fans traveling to the Daytona 500 this upcoming weekend, the Test Drive mode will be available to try out at the eNASCAR Arcade at the track.

NASCAR’s NEXT Gen car will be on display in the real world for the first time for a points paying race this week in Daytona. Just over a week ago, the NASCAR NEXT Gen hit the track for the first time in race settings at the LA Coliseum Clash. The NEXT Gen car is fully replacing the sixth generation car that was in use from 2013 to 2021 in the NASCAR Cup Series.

This is the second-to-last planned update per the roadmap. It is only a test drive mode, so fans will just be getting used to the car in a practice setting. If it is implemented correctly, players should be able to shift through the five gears and feel the difference in the rack-and-pinion steering. It is unknown if there will be any other tracks to test on besides Daytona in the new mode.

The final planned update will be in April, and will include the upgrade from PlayStation 4 and Xbox One to their next generation consoles, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. We do know from the Town Hall Q&A that Ignition will have support through the first half of the year.

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