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Automobilista 2 September, 2021 Development Update
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Sep 5, 2021
0 CommentsReiza published their September, 2021 developer update on Friday, detailing the information below:
– BMW 2002 Turbo coming late September to the Vintage Touring Car class
– AI personalities getting more work for September update
– UI updates, including a revamped leaderboard screen in-session are coming (image below) including tire selection
– Monza DLC coming with a historic version including the banking along with 1971, 1991, 1994 and modern versions (screens below)
– 70s historical variants of Spa and Nürburgring also still coming in 2022
– Turbo historic cars coming (renders below)
– Racin´ USA Part 2 DLC coming November
– Multiplayer Rating System coming November
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