Taking to social media, the team behind Project Motor Racing has unveiled screenshots of the Gillet Vertigo, a prominent model in GTR2 from the same team as well as Mosport Circuit.
Following its name change from GTRevival to Project Motor Racing, the Straight4 Studios team headed by Ian Bell has been somewhat quiet.
But despite the change of identity, the title's main focus appears to remain the same. In January, the game's social media pages unveiled the inclusion of renowned GT1 racer, the Saleen S7R. Well now, another fan favourite from the team's previous title, GTR2, is also seemingly bound for the game in the form of the Gillet Vertigo alongside a new track, Mosport.
But deciding that the world of high end automotive money bags was not enough, the Belgian manufacturer soon decided to enter its whacky creation into the world of motorsport. Built to the FIA GT Series' G2 class specification, it managed championship-winning status in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
However, it was in 1996 that the first competitive Gillet took to the racetrack becoming a staple of the Belgian Belcar series.
Due to its entry and success in the FIA GT Series, the Gillet Vertigo earned its place on the GTR2 car list and became a known to sim racers around the world for competing alongside the equally as crazy BMW M3 GTR. However since then, the car has fallen away from official racing game inclusion. Whilst there is no confirmation of the car joining the game's roster in the PMR post, it would sit nicely alongside the previously announced Saleen and Lister.
Whilst far less prominent than the Gillet in the screenshot, motorsport fans will clearly point out the downhill Turn 1 of the Canadian circuit.
What other cars and tracks do you want to see in Project Motor Racing? Let us know in the comments.
Following its name change from GTRevival to Project Motor Racing, the Straight4 Studios team headed by Ian Bell has been somewhat quiet.
But despite the change of identity, the title's main focus appears to remain the same. In January, the game's social media pages unveiled the inclusion of renowned GT1 racer, the Saleen S7R. Well now, another fan favourite from the team's previous title, GTR2, is also seemingly bound for the game in the form of the Gillet Vertigo alongside a new track, Mosport.
Gillet Vertigo in Project Motor Racing
The Gillet Vertigo was one of the many skunkworks supercars that arrived on the scene in the late-1990s and earl-2000s pairing a large capacity V6 with modern GT lines and an arts and crafts touch.But deciding that the world of high end automotive money bags was not enough, the Belgian manufacturer soon decided to enter its whacky creation into the world of motorsport. Built to the FIA GT Series' G2 class specification, it managed championship-winning status in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
However, it was in 1996 that the first competitive Gillet took to the racetrack becoming a staple of the Belgian Belcar series.
Due to its entry and success in the FIA GT Series, the Gillet Vertigo earned its place on the GTR2 car list and became a known to sim racers around the world for competing alongside the equally as crazy BMW M3 GTR. However since then, the car has fallen away from official racing game inclusion. Whilst there is no confirmation of the car joining the game's roster in the PMR post, it would sit nicely alongside the previously announced Saleen and Lister.
Mosport in Project Motor Racing
In late-2023, when the game sported the GTRevival title, Straight4 Studios announced the first tracks in-game being Lime Rock and Sebring. Now, as part of this most recent post, it seems the two North American tracks will be joined by a third in the form of Mosport.Whilst far less prominent than the Gillet in the screenshot, motorsport fans will clearly point out the downhill Turn 1 of the Canadian circuit.
What other cars and tracks do you want to see in Project Motor Racing? Let us know in the comments.
