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Studio 397 today posted their monthly roadmap. Here is the new information:
– New Formula Pro Car (see trailer) releases July 1, 2021. Some new screenshots below.
– 2022 BMW M4 GT3 licensing confirmed (was previously announced on a livestream and twitter)
With me not posting eSports news here (they are launching multiple), and having already reported most of the other roadmap contents, that’s all that is ‘new’ in the roadmap. Read their roadmap for the whole picture.
Formula Pro Car screenshots:
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