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As previously teased, Competition Company have now officially announced Road Atlanta will be coming to their beta on November 24, 2023.
Their text:
Get ready to race on one of the most iconic tracks in the world! Road Atlanta is coming to RENNSPORT, and it’s going to be epic!
This new track features everything you love about RENNSPORT: challenging corners, high-speed straights, and stunning scenery. But Road Atlanta is also known for its unique challenges, like the Esses and Turn 10A.Will you be able to master this legendary track and set the fastest lap times?
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