Project CARS Reveals New Locations to Burn Virtual Rubber

Slightly Mad Studios has announced four additional tracks for its upcoming crowd-funded racer.

According to Slightly Mad, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Donington Park and Snetterton are coming to the game.

Here’s how Slightly Mad described the tracks in a press release, along with some pics of the new tracks:

• Players of Project CARS will get the chance to participate in the world’s biggest motor race – the 24 Hours of Le Mans. For over 80 years manufacturers and drivers have been flocking to France each June trying to make their mark on this prestigious event by proving both their speed and stamina – and now it’ll be your turn facing off against a full grid of 55 opponents on the track and racing through the night and into the dawn the next day.

• Featuring severe elevation changes and the infamous “Corkscrew”, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca has hosted a number of Grand Prix for cars, karts, and bikes for over 50 years. Now you can experience this track in unprecedented detail and in all weather conditions.

• Home to rock concerts, grand prix, and motorbike championships alike, Donington Park was the first park circuit in England and continues to this day to be a household name with racing fans from around the world.

• As a member of the Motorsport Vision group, Snetterton is host to Touring, GT, and Superbike championships and is also a common test track for professional race teams. Featuring three layouts, Snetterton is one of the UK’s newest race tracks and is sure to delight players wanting to either compete there themselves or use it as a proving ground for trying out their latest car setups.

You can see the full listing of tracks revealed so far here.

Project CARS will be out on Xbox One, PS4 and Windows March 17, 2015. It’s also coming to Wii U and Steam OS at a date to be determined in 2015.