Ride 6 is all set for a February 2026 release. It'll bring the signature industry-standard two-wheeler physics Milestone's circuit racer is known for, now expanded to an even larger garage of 340 bikes.
The game packs pretty much all the staples you'd associate with the series, and that means there will be plenty of real-world and fictional circuits. Like bikes, the number of tracks will also increase.
Continue reading to know all the tracks that have been confirmed so far for Ride 6.
All Tracks Confirmed for Ride 6 So Far
Ride 6 will feature 45 circuits. Only four of them have been confirmed so far:
- Laguna Seca
- Blue Wave Circuit
- Suzuka Circuit
- Portimão
Those who have played the previous entry will already be familiar with these names, as they were featured in Ride 5. Blue Wave Circuit is a fictional track introduced with Ride 5, while the others are based on the real world.
While Ride 5 introduced a handful of new circuits, most of them were carried over from past entries. With this in mind, we can also expect a lot of returning names for Ride 6. Of course, because the sheer number of tracks is going to be higher in the upcoming game (9 more than Ride 5 at launch), there's a good chance we'll see a nice mixture.
Some of the circuits from the 45 are said to be behind DLC. More could be added post-launch as well. Not to forget, the series is going off-road for the first time with Ride 6, so there will be dedicated tracks for it as well.
Those are all the confirmed tracks to be in Ride 6 when it launches on February 12, 2026 (three days of early access for Ultimate Edition owners). We'll be sure to update you whenever new tracks or any other information about the racer is confirmed.
Stay tuned to racinggames.gg for more Ride 6 coverage.