- Primary Subject: Battlefield REDSEC — Red Bull Supermoto Gauntlet - Key Update: Battlefield is testing the waters of racing with a weapon-free, dirt bike elimination event that has fans calling for permanent vehicle-focused modes. - Status: Confirmed - Last Verified: April 1, 2026 - Quick Answer: Players are trading guns for dirt bikes in a limited-time racing mode that many find to be a refreshing, high-octane break from traditional combat. Players want Battlefield to expand with more racing modes following the release of a time-limited Red Bull Supermoto event. For the next two weeks, players can swap the weapons and gadgets for dirt bikes as they race against each other across three different courses to compete for in-game rewards. Available in Battlefield's free-to-play REDSEC mode until April 14, Red Bull Supermoto Gauntlet is a sole test of your driving skills. No guns, no rocket launches - just pure racing fun. While it's unfamiliar territory for a game like Battlefield, initial player impressions have been surprisingly positive, with some even suggesting that it should add more racing modes in the future. "This is a fun mode, I wish it could be expanded with more racing modes or even vehicle-only combat elimination modes on the real large maps," one Reddit user stated. Another player commented, "This redbull MX event is AWESOME!!" Although sections of the Battlefield community have some reservations about the mode's implementation and its lack of polish, others don't see the harm in trying something a bit different. "I am all for it, why not have some racing in Battlefield as a limited mode? You can always just not play it if you don’t want to," someone suggested. Meanwhile, Red Bull Supermoto Gauntlet is also providing players with a welcome breather from the traditional shooter experience. "Ngl this mode