Le Mans Ultimate, the official game of the FIA World Endurance Championship and 24 Hours of Le Mans, will complete its 2024 season offering with a raft of exciting new additions when the fifth and final 2024 DLC pack drops on 10 June.
Lusail International Circuit – which hosts FIA WEC’s ten-hour curtain-raising contest – has been added to the mix, benefitting from developer Studio 397’s famed attention-to-detail. Floodlit and fast, the Qatari track poses a unique challenge with its blend of technical corners and long straights, making it perfect for multi-class racing.
The Lexus RC F LMGT3 – which recently conquered its first podium finish in the series, in round two of the 2025 campaign at Imola – becomes the ninth LMGT3 car to join the fray, complementing the 11 Hypercars already included in Le Mans Ultimate and 11 circuits featuring 21 different layouts.
Alongside the new content and enhanced security, performance and functionality, the game will receive a major update focused on longer, multi-driver team races as well as livery customisation and team management, thereby showcasing the true spirit of endurance competition.
In upcoming ‘Special Events’ – details of which will be published across Le Mans Ultimate’s social media and in-game channels – players will be able to hand over the car mid-race via a new driver swap feature, spotlighting the strategy and teamwork required to succeed in multi-hour contests.
Moreover, players can henceforth create a team identity to which they can invite their friends, with the team owner able to assign individual roles to their team-mates – from drivers to engineers and team manager – and attach them to different cars or line-ups.
The game’s brand new livery system, finally, will encourage RaceControl Pro and Pro+ players to let their imagination shine through by uploading a bespoke colour scheme to be applied to their car, which will be visible to all competitors on the grid.
For now, this feature will be available solely for online events – both single-driver and team-based. Lite players in a team-based race where the team owner has a Pro account will also be able to run custom liveries in these events.
