Le Mans Ultimate's second US Track Pack arrives 22 September with Road Atlanta and Long Beach

Le Mans Ultimate's second US Track Pack DLC will release on 22 September, introducing two new circuits to the Motorsport Games sim racing title: Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta and Long Beach. The pack costs $19.99, with a limited-time 10% discount available at launch. Players who own the full US Track Pass or subscribe to RaceControl Pro+ will receive the content immediately.

Long Beach opened in 1975 as an American interpretation of the Monaco Grand Prix, featuring similar coastal views and tight racing conditions. The Californian street circuit hosted the United States Grand Prix West Formula 1 race from 1976 to 1983 and has maintained a long association with IndyCar. IMSA racing, featuring GTPs and GTDs, has been a regular fixture since 2021. The circuit is known for imposing concrete walls, significant bumps and high temperatures, and will be the first true street track in Le Mans Ultimate.

Road Atlanta, located in Georgia, hosts the famous Petit Le Mans 10-hour endurance race scheduled for 3 October this year. The old-school circuit features cambered corners and high speeds with minimal margin for error, making it popular with both real-world and virtual racers. Its long back straight and braking zone provide the primary overtaking opportunity, a premium commodity in modern sports car racing. Road Atlanta is notable as the only US track release in Le Mans Ultimate that did not appear in Motorsport Games' previous title, rFactor 2. A 10-hour LMU Special Event will be held on the track during the week commencing 6 October to celebrate the release.

The V1.4.2 game update launching alongside the DLC will add free 2026 European Le Mans Series liveries applicable to LMGT3, LMP2 and LMP3 cars, plus this year's 24 Hours of Le Mans LMGT3 and LMP2 paint schemes. Motorsport Games has described the update as major, though specific back-end changes remain unannounced. The studio has been addressing multiplayer stability issues through recent patches following the V1.4 update and the switch from TCP to Reliable UDP netcode. A redesigned RaceControl website was also previewed and is expected to launch with V1.5 towards the end of the year, simplifying navigation and entry into official Le Mans Ultimate races.

The third part of the US Track Pass DLC remains scheduled for release before year's end. No further information has been provided about planned PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S ports.