Le Mans Ultimate V1.4.2 brings Long Beach and Road Atlanta, and a revenue claim with them

Motorsport Games released version 1.4.2 of Le Mans Ultimate on September 22, adding US Track Pack 2, the 2026 European Le Mans Series liveries, and a first public preview of a rebuilt RaceControl.gg. [1]

The two circuits

US Track Pack 2 adds Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta and the Streets of Long Beach. The company notes that Road Atlanta arrives ahead of the real-world Petit Le Mans, with an in-game 10-hour endurance special event the week after release, and that Long Beach is the title’s first true street circuit. [1]

The pack is priced at $19.99, with local currency pricing applying elsewhere. It is included automatically for US Track Pass holders and RaceControl Pro+ subscribers. [1] On Steam on September 24, US Track Pack 2 was showing at $17.99, a 10% discount from $19.99; US Track Pack 1 and the US Track Pass were also at 10% off. [2]

The commercial claim

The announcement came as a corporate press release from Motorsport Games Inc. (NASDAQ: MSGM) rather than a games-press post, and it carries figures the company does not usually publish.

Of US Track Pack 1, released with version 1.4 on July 28, the release says it “received a positive reception from the Le Mans Ultimate community and saw strong engagement, not only within the U.S. but across global markets generally, achieving Le Mans Ultimate’s biggest DLC launch day revenues”. It adds that the release “contributed to Motorsport Games’ second-best day in terms of total daily sales since the Le Mans Ultimate’s Early Access launch in February 2024”. [1]

No absolute figures accompany either claim, and both are relative measures — a best day for this game’s DLC, and a second-best day for the company. They appear in a release carrying the usual forward-looking-statements disclaimer.

Liveries, and a rebuilt RaceControl

Version 1.4.2 brings the livery roster in line with the 2026 season, adding the LMP2 and LMGT3 24 Hours of Le Mans specials after the Hypercar class was updated in version 1.4, and refreshing the European Le Mans Series grid across all three classes. [1]

The release also gives a first public preview of the redeveloped RaceControl.gg, built on the RaceOS platform introduced in version 1.4. Motorsport Games says the new site is designed to improve functionality and user experience, including a full upcoming race schedule and the ability to register for online events from the website, with further functionality rolling out ahead of version 1.5. [1]

Chief executive Stephen Hood is quoted saying the update “reflects our continued commitment to refining the online and player experience for our community”, describing RaceControl.gg as “a key part of the platform investment we’ve been building toward” and a step that “further enables us to own and manage our technology within our online ecosystem”. The same quote refers to “U.S. Track Pack 3 and further single-player development on the way” ahead of version 1.5. [1]

What changed in the game

The release notes for V1.4.2 list a rebuilt track-limits system using curvature projection and per-wheel detection, reviewed on every circuit. Reduced-distance yellows now stay out after an incident, flag-station assignment is fixed, and fuel estimates exclude formation and pit laps. Pit-lane penalties have been revised and pit-box penalties relaxed, and the start-driving timer is down to three seconds. [3]

Balance of Performance has been adjusted at all tracks, with Hypercar stint length reduced at COTA. The Hard compound is removed from Hypercars at Daytona and Laguna Seca, and a first revision of the Hypercar tyres addresses the oscillation seen at Daytona. An ELMS 2026 season selector has been added to Race Weekend, and bespoke online championships are now available to players without a RaceControl subscription. [3]

We covered the pack’s announcement the week before release, and the Road Atlanta connection to iRacing’s own Petit Le Mans event.