Le Mans Ultimate breaks concurrent player records during pivotal 24-hour test race

LMU breaks previous concurrent player record by more than 3,000 24-hour races being run to test sim’s online stability amid recent issues Le Mans Ultimate’s concurrent player record has just been broken.

During the sim’s crucial 24 Hours of Le Mans test races, SteamDB reported 11,941 concurrent players on Saturday 24th October at around 5 PM BST, up nearly 3,000 from the previous best.

LMU custodian Motorsport Games organised two 24-hour events around the Circuit de la Sarthe to test the game’s netcode after implementing a new reliable UDP (RUDP) system in July’s V1.4 update.

Thankfully, early stability reports are mostly positive, with the second event in progress at the time of publication.

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