Rennsport has clarified its development priorities for the rest of 2026, alongside teasing a car manufacturer announcement at the SimRacing Expo.
It’s all been a little bit quiet for Rennsport recently. Following a shift to self-publishing, which caused a backlog of game updates, then a flurry of launches in quick succession, the most recent major update was in June.
The cross-platform sim racing platform has confirmed a new season of its R1 competition, which will culminate in a LAN finale during October’s SimRacing Expo in Frankfurt. It transpires that’s not all it will be showcasing at the event.
In terms of game development, however, we’re set to find out more imminently.
“Our focus for the remainder of 2026 is immediate and continuous,” said a Rennsport spokesperson to Traxion.
“In our upcoming Community Debrief #2, we are breaking down our core development roadmap, giving drivers full visibility on how we are improving single-player AI, overhauling FFB and wheel profiles, squashing post-release bugs, and expanding our garage with new machinery.”
In January, Traxion visited a Rennsport showcase event in Munich, where plans for single-player AI development (essentially throwing the original system in the bin) and community-made track mods were showcased.
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