Another day, another early 2000s GT beast is confirmed to be coming to Project Motor Racing: the illustrious TVR Tuscan T400R!
This Blackpool-built monster, initially destined just for Le Mans, saw some national success in the British GT Championship before being shipped off to France and the USA to compete in Le Mans and the American Le Mans Series, respectively.
Project Motor Racing's TVR teaser! Image: Straight4 Studios
With three wins under its belt, the Tuscan might not have always been the fastest car on the circuit, but it was undoubtedly one of the most iconic! The melodic straight-six under the elongated bonnet of the T400R gave it one of the most recognisable audible tones in GT racing of the early 2000s, not to mention the incredible shape of the car!
In classic Project Motor Racing style, multiple images have been released, showcasing what appears to be the quarter panel of the TVR Tuscan T400R. If you were to look past that, the car closely following behind pulls the proverbial curtain back to reveal another T400R following behind.
In the same release, they also confirmed the inclusion of a 2004 and 2005 GT Class for Project Motor Racing. These details are few and far between, meaning it is hard to judge how much content from those years will be included at launch and throughout the title's lifecycle.
What do you think of this British beast? Let us know in the comments down below!
This Blackpool-built monster, initially destined just for Le Mans, saw some national success in the British GT Championship before being shipped off to France and the USA to compete in Le Mans and the American Le Mans Series, respectively.
Project Motor Racing's TVR teaser! Image: Straight4 Studios
With three wins under its belt, the Tuscan might not have always been the fastest car on the circuit, but it was undoubtedly one of the most iconic! The melodic straight-six under the elongated bonnet of the T400R gave it one of the most recognisable audible tones in GT racing of the early 2000s, not to mention the incredible shape of the car!
In classic Project Motor Racing style, multiple images have been released, showcasing what appears to be the quarter panel of the TVR Tuscan T400R. If you were to look past that, the car closely following behind pulls the proverbial curtain back to reveal another T400R following behind.
In the same release, they also confirmed the inclusion of a 2004 and 2005 GT Class for Project Motor Racing. These details are few and far between, meaning it is hard to judge how much content from those years will be included at launch and throughout the title's lifecycle.
What do you think of this British beast? Let us know in the comments down below!
