Mega update: RaceRoom brings the DTM 2026 to the virtual track
RaceRoom has released the DTM 2026 Pack, giving sim racers the chance to relive the 2026 DTM season on their home PC.
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Great news for all DTM fans in RaceRoom: on 4 August, KW Studios will release a major update, bringing three new GT3 cars and a revamped model to the virtual racetrack, along with all the liveries from the current season.
At the heart of the update are three brand-new GT3 racing cars: making their debut on the platform are the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo, the Ford Mustang GT3 Evo and the Lamborghini Temerario GT3. Added to this is the revamped Evo version of Porsche’s reigning DTM championship-winning car: the 911 GT3 R, which is already featured in the game, receives a technical facelift in the form of the 911 GT3 R Evo. To go with this, the content update also brings the liveries of all DTM cars – including BMW, McLaren and Mercedes-AMG – into the game, featuring the individual designs of every single driver from the 2026 season.
For other reasons, the Ferrari 296 GT3 is not included in the game.
DTM racers can also look forward to the DTM Community Cup, a brand-new series of events that follows on directly from the ongoing DTM eSports Championship and is expected to kick off in the week after the big on-site finale at the Nürburgring. Here, all sim racers will be able to put the new cars through their paces straight away. In the DTM eSports Championship itself, the cars from the previous season will be used right up until the very end.
As well as the new cars and liveries, the team from Fichtenberg is also delivering a completely revamped Nürburgring Nordschleife, a refreshed Monza, extensive optimisations to the dedicated servers, and a first look at the brand-new in-game HUD.
All in all, more than enough reasons to fire up your PC even in the height of summer, get behind the wheel yourself and dive into the 2026 season with the new DTM cars and their fresh designs.
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