After a long hiatus, Forza Motorsport is racing onto PC and Xbox Series X in Spring 2023 to reclaim the sim racing crown from Gran Turismo. With real-time ray-tracing, overhauled physics, and dynamic time of day on every track, Turn 10 is billing Forza Motorsport as “the most technically advanced racing game ever made.”
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Forza Motorsport will feature a huge roster of cars, but which tracks can you race them on? We’ve got the full Forza Motorsport track list right here.
New tracks
The Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase trailer and gameplay demo showcased Maple Valley, a fan-favourite track in every FM since the first game in 2005. Captured using photogrammetry and 3D material scans, every track in Forza Motorsport is stunningly detailed.
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+ 2In addition, the trailer introduced Circuit Hakone, a new fictional high-speed Grand Prix circuit set in Japan. Also revealed was the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, a South African track making its Forza Motorsport debut.
Advanced rendering and procedural generation techniques increase the level of realism, resulting in photorealistic grass, rocks, 3D vegetation, skies and clouds. Combed with new lighting technology and physically-based lights, tracks in Forza Motorsport have never looked more realistic.
Forza Motorsport track list
Turn 10 hasn’t confirmed how many tracks Forza Motorsport will have. While not confirmed, we expect real-world tracks from FM7 will return such as Bathurst, Brands Hatch, Circuit of the Americas, Daytona, Hockenheim, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Long Beach, Monza, Nurburgring, Road America, Silverstone, Suzuka, Virginia International Raceway, Watkins Glen, and Yas Marina.
click to enlarge + 2Fictional tracks from past Forza Motorsport games such as Alps, Prague, and Dubai will also likely return.
These are the Forza Motorsport tracks confirmed so far:
- Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
- Circuit Hakone
- Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit
- Laguna Seca
- Maple Valley Raceway
Release date
The Forza Motorsport release date is yet to be confirmed. All we know is that Forza Motorsport’s release window is Spring 2023, meaning it will arrive between late March and early June on PC and Xbox Series X|S. Microsoft is also yet to confirm an Xbox One version.