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Rennsport Roadmap Announces Time Trials And Day/Night Cycle Next Week, Early Access Q3 2024, Full Release 2025
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Mar 22, 2024
0 CommentsWhile they may not have released a major update since November (unless you count the track release in December), Competition Company appear to have been diligently working away behind the scenes if the recently released 2024 roadmap is any indication.
The next update, due next week, will add some really nice features. Check them out below and check out their recent YouTube upload for further detail.
Still expected for 2024:
Q1 (March 27) – Time trials, Porsche Mission R, Day/Night Cycles, Goodwood Hillclimb
Q2 (TBC) – New car class, Ranking System, New Tracks, New Features
Q3 (TBC) – Early Access
Q4 (TBA) – Endurance
There are no details on the roadmap of what the Q3 and Q4 updates will actually contain, and it clearly ends with the Rennsport logo and “2025”.
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