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Since the deployment of the Version 1.2 update in December, Le Mans Ultimate has recorded its highest concurrent player counts to date, reflecting sustained and growing engagement across the global simulation racing audience. The update delivered a broad set of content and platform improvements, including expanded European Le Mans Series integration, physics and handling refinements, the addition of Team races to the online championship system, and quality-of-life improvements driven by community feedback. Management views the resulting uplift in player activity as validation of the Company's product roadmap and live-service development strategy. Peak concurrent players since the verion 1.2 update are over 4 times higher than the same month last year with a peak of 8,740 on January 3, 2026 which co-incides with our live service offering of the "6 Hours of Monza". This increase in player numbers is also reflected in the demand for online races with 12.5 million laps driven on our RaceControl online service in December which is an increase of 608% compared to the same month in the prior year.

Motorsport Games released version 1.2 of Le Mans Ultimate. The company said, "This final major update of 2025 delivers one of the most significant expansions to the title since launch, introducing new European Le Mans Series content, major physics and performance upgrades, substantial online racing improvements, and enhanced Online Championships and engineering functionality."

Motorsport Games released Le Mans Ultimate Version 1.1. Following a landmark summer that saw the game achieve record daily and concurrent player numbers with its Version 1.0 launch, the latest update delivers significant new content and features that expand both the scope and accessibility of the title. The headline addition in Version 1.1 is the introduction of the European Le Mans Series, marking the first time the championship has been officially represented within Le Mans Ultimate. All players will receive free access to ELMS liveries and the unrestricted LMP2 car, revised with updated physics. Version 1.1 also debuts the first ELMS Pack, priced at GBP 8.99/EUR 9.99/$11.99, or available as part of a discounted Season Pass priced at GBP 21.99/EUR 24.99/$28.99 with a 10% launch discount available for a limited time. Pack 1 features the iconic Silverstone Circuit - home of motorsport in the United Kingdom - alongside the Ligier JS P325 LMP3, offering players an all-new prototype class and one of endurance racing's most exciting formats. Additional ELMS packs will follow later in 2025 and into early 2026, introducing more tracks and cars to complete the grid.

Motorsport Games released Le Mans Ultimate Version 1.0. This milestone marks the completion of the title's Early Access phase and ushers in a new era of continued development and expansion for the official game of the FIA World Endurance Championship and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. At the heart of the 1.0 release are two headline additions - the Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR LMH and the Mercedes AMG LMGT3 now available as part of the base game at no extra cost to players. These cars, recreated with Studio 397's renowned attention to detail, enhance the grid with world-class performance and stunning visuals, offering players an opportunity to race two of the most exciting entries from the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship season. Additionally, the update includes the BMW M4 Evo LMGT3, revised and brought up to 2025 specifications. It is available for free to owners of the previous M4, available as part of 2024 Pack 3. The addition of 2025 season liveries is also a part of this release, with the new for 2025 car position boards for added immersion.