NASCAR Integration
- The update introduces the 2024 NASCAR Next Gen stock cars from Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota as new "Spotlight" cars available for players.
- These include the 2024 Chevrolet NASCAR Next Gen Camaro ZL1, 2024 Ford NASCAR Next Gen Mustang Dark Horse, and 2024 Toyota NASCAR Next Gen Camry XSE.
- The NASCAR Series has been added to the Featured Multiplayer events, allowing players to compete in oval races with the new NASCAR cars.
- Rolling starts have been added to multiplayer races, which is an important feature for NASCAR-style events.
Multiplayer Ghosting Changes
- An "advanced ghosting" system has been implemented to prevent collisions and off-track scenarios from significantly impacting the multiplayer experience.
- Cars will now be "ghosted" (made temporarily intangible) when a high-velocity collision is imminent, during dangerous returns to the track, or when a car is stopped on the track or driving the wrong way.
- This change is aimed at safeguarding players from griefers and egregious drivers in multiplayer races.
Other Notable Updates
- Improved car audio for the 2010 Lamborghini Murciélago LP 670-4 SV, 2019 Lamborghini Sian FKP 37, and 2013 McLaren P1.
- Adjustments to track wall friction on several circuits to more accurately reflect real-world material properties.
- Improved Drivatar AI pitting logic, especially for endurance races.
- Fixed various bugs and issues related to penalties, leaderboards, and livery editing.
- Added a "Sort by Overall" and "Sort by Group" option for event results in multi-class races.
Forza Motorsport Update 14: NASCAR, Multiplayer Ghosting Changes, and More
It's time to raise the Stars and Stripes as Turn 10 launches its Forza Motorsport November update for Xbox and PC users. Aptly named "American Thunder", the latest update celebrates the greatest racing machines to come out of the USA. Weighing in at 6.7GB on Xbox Series X and 7GB on PC, this i
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