Project CARS News Post

Project CARS Details More Track Locations

03:52 PM - September 27, 2014 by RaychelSnr

Project CARS is promising one of the most expansive track listings ever in a racing game, at least that's the claim. In a recent blog post, the Project CARS team talked more about their plans for the various locations within the game.

Quote:

"Watkins Glen and Road America join the roster from the US along with the first of our point-to-point locations - a beautiful drive down the California Highway of the West Coast. An open-top sports car and sunglasses are mandatory!

To compliment this, we've also included a stunning point-to-point drive along the Azure Coast leading to another new location - the road circuit of Azure, located in scenic and luxurious Southern France.

Stopping off in the United Kingdom, the well-known Oulton Park and the first of our karting tracks Glencairn set in the beautiful Scottish Uplands will also be available.

And finally, taking the track roster fully international, the tight and challenging Mount Panorama, Bathurst located in New South Wales, Australia, is also present and ready to be tackled.

And we haven't even started yet! We have plenty more still to come so check back regularly to see which new locations have been added!"

Also you can see the 16 total locations already revealed on the Project CARS website. Alternatively, you can see screens from each location on our site.

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# 1 rancer890 @ 09/27/14 05:05 PM

There's still a lot more circuits to be released, and probably just waiting to get it licensed:

- Circuit de Catalunya
- Mugello Park
- Nordschleife
- Sonoma Raceway
- Laguna Seca
- Willow Springs
- Suzuka
- Charlotte Motor Speedway
- Dover
- Bristol
- Daytona
- Indianapolis

Still hopeful they can get Montreal, Canadian Tire Motorsports Park, Barber, Mid-Ohio, COTA, Pocono, Long Beach, Texas and a lot more other circuits I can probably name. You can never have enough circuits in a racing game.