Forza Motorsport’s seventh update brings back the Brands Hatch Grand Prix and Indy Circuits
New race tracks, gameplay balance adjustments, changes to Forza Race Regulations, and more in the latest update.
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The current installment of Xbox Game Studio’sForza Motorsportseries, Forza Motorsport (2023), received its seventh major update on April 8, 2024. This update to the popular racing games brings a plethora of new gameplay content, including bringing back the Brands Hatch: Grand Prix and Indy Circuit race tracks, new cars to drive in, new Career and Multiplayer events to complete, bug fixes, balance adjustments, and more.
Here are all the new features and changes for Forza Motorsport on Xbox Series X|S and PC you need to know in this update, as stated in thepatch notes on the official Forza Motorsport Support website.
Forza Motorsport (2023) Update - New Content, Features and Events [All Platforms]
Track Addition
Career Events
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Reward Cars
Spotlight Cars
Car Pass Cars
Note: Once these 3 cars are released, the Car Pass will be complete with all 30 vehicles.
Forza Motorsport (2023) Update - New Multiplayer Events
Spec Series
Open Series
Spotlight Series
Rivals Events
Forza Motorsport (2023) Update - Bug Fixes and Improvements
Stability [All Platforms]
Graphics [All Platforms]
PC
Gameplay [All Platforms]
UI Content [All Platforms]
Drivatar AI [All Platforms]
Forza Race Regulations [All Platforms]
A note on Forza Race Regulations (as quoted by the developers):“In update 6 we made two specific changes to the FRR model. The first change was to add more examples of sideswipe collisions to the model’s training data. The second was to reduce false negatives and ensure we assign penalties to players who should have received them but weren’t. This second change had the unintended consequence of also increasing false positives by a much larger margin than anticipated, meaning, it assigned penalties to players whoshould nothave received them. In Update 7 we have adjusted the weighting so that we expect to see false positives reduce and added more examples of sideswipes to our training data to continue to adjust the model.”
Tracks [All Platforms]
Cars [All Platforms]
Audio [All Platforms]
Audio [PC]
Cinematics [All Platforms]
Livery Editor [All Platforms]
Accessibility [All Platforms]
Accessories [All Platforms]
Localization [All Platforms]
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Veteran fans of Forza Motorsport will be happy to see the Brands Hatch return to the series in this latest update. First appearing in Forza Motorsport 6, the Brands Hatch racing track is one of the most iconic and challenging circuits in the series and in real life for a complex layout of a tricky opening turn, fast straights, constant changes in altitude, and numerous downhill and uphill sections.
The Grand Prix variation of the Brands Hatch circuit has given even the best racers a run for their money with a distance of 2.43 mi (3.91 km), nine turns, and three high-speed corners that require pin-point accurate turning points. Meanwhile, the Brand Hatches' Indy Circuit has a shorter distance of 1.21 mi (1.95 km) and 6 turns, making it more suitable but less exciting for slower cars and grassroots events to partake in.
So what are you waiting for, Forza fans? Strap into your favorite race cars and take on this iconic race track today in Forza Motorsport (2023), one of thebest Xbox gamesforXbox Series XandXbox Series S.
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