After what feels like forever thanks to Slightly Mad Studios (SMS) very good promotional team, the StanceWorks Track Pack is now out on Project CARS.
The pack includes four cars, the StanceWorks 1-Series and 2002 BMW’s, the MX-5 RadBul Formula Drift car and the KTM X-Bow R. On top of that, you also receive Bannochbrae, a 4.5 mile fictional track in the Scotish country side (sheep included!).
On top on top of that, the free car of the month is the Ford Falcon FG V8 Supercar, which is probably the best news of all (even though it’s the 2014 body and I’m kind of confused why it and the RadBul sound the same with vastly different engines…).
You can purchase the pack here for $5.49.
BMW 1-SERIES M-COUPE STANCEWORKS EDITION
Inspired by the BMW experts over at Stanceworks, the 1-Series M-Coupé Stanceworks Edition is a special edition of BMW’s popular 1-Series road car already available in Project CARS.
Sporting a body kit inspired by BMW’s successful GT racing machinery, the car’s aero package generates up to 350lbf of downforce at 150mph. Other features include a performance-grade braking system, a new exhaust system and Fifteen52 Formula LTW Monoblock wheels.
The competition-style conversion continues inside the car as the Stanceworks 1-Series comes with a full racing rollcage, bucket seats as well as a performance steering wheel and an electronic Motec display.
BMW 2002 STANCEWORKS EDITION
Stanceworks have also created a special version of a true BMW classic, as Project CARS users can exclusively enjoy the BMW 2002 Stanceworks edition.
Based on BMW’s ultra-rare 2002 Turbo road car, this special edition is inspired by BMW’s successful 1970s tin-top racers, featuring touring car-style fenders, taped headlights and hood-mounted mirrors.
Other features include Fifteen52 Integrale SC three-piece wheels, a single windscreen wiper and a twin side-exit exhaust.
Inside, the car sports a stripped interior with a contemporary racing rollcage and classic bucket seats.
The car’s standard turbo engine has replaced by a 2.0L M12/6 Formula 2 engine, producing over 260hp @ 8000rpm, making the 2002 Turbo Stanceworks a potent competitor in historic touring car races.
MX-5 RADBUL FORMULA DRIFT
Formula Drift Racing star “Mad” Mike Whiddett has gained a reputation for building some of the most extreme drifting machinery on this planet and his newest project is undoubtedly the most spectacular – The MX-5 RadBul Formula Drift.
Don’t be fooled by the MX-5 name as the RadBul Formula Drift might be based on Mazda’s popular MX-5 road car but other than that, the car has little to do with the Japanese roadster you might see in the street.
Weighing just 1200 kilograms and being able to throw up to 1500hp at the competition, the MX-5 RadBul undoubtedly ranks among the most extreme and most successful drift cars ever built.
KTM X-BOW R
The X-Bow is motorcycle specialist’s KTM first ever car creation as the Austrian company has entered the sports car market with an innovative no-frills roadster.
Drivers who are looking for a comfy ride might want to look elsewhere as the X-Bow-R is a purebred performance machine, coming without extras such as ABS, electronic driving aids or air conditioning.
Instead, drivers can enjoy 300hp of power coming from a two-liter Audi TFSI engine, powering a chassis that weighs less than 800 kilograms thanks to the extensive use of carbon fibre.
The light and nimble sports car sprints from 0 to 100 in just 3.9 seconds, making the X-Bow-R a very potent weapon even against more powerful sports cars.
BANNOCHBRAE
Over 4.5 miles long, this new road course situated in the highlands of Scotland takes drivers through the village of Bannochbrae and alongside its infamous ‘misty loch’ for a stunningly beautiful driving experience replete with spectacular views and sweeping curves.
Your Project CARS career also gets extended with two exciting invitational events – the Lakeshore Vintage Cup for vehicles from the 50s-70s and the V8 Bathurst Trophy specifically for the January Free Car – the Ford Falcon FG available separately.
The M1 car is h-shifter even though there is paddles! That has to be a bug….
The Radbull is stupid. It can be raced, with aids and turn it down. My right front tire was melting with turbo above 1.0 Bar. Turned it down and it stayed cool enough to do a lap. The free V8 SC is ok. It does not feel like it is solid steel like some games.