Track Day: From Street to Circuit racing sim announced
The motorsport simulation lets players start with a used car and small garage, with ECUMASTER and DRIVE SQUAD cooperating on development.
The motorsport simulation Track Day: From Street to Circuit has been announced, according to 4gamer.net. The game sets players on a racing career built from scratch, starting with a used production car, a small garage and a limited budget.
Vehicle upkeep and money management are presented as central alongside speed. Damaged suspension costs money to repair, and higher engine output can reduce reliability. The garage supports engine, suspension and brake upgrades, plus detailed setup work for each competition category.
Competitions cover circuit racing, rallycross and drift. Players enter amateur events and obtain a racing license before moving on to higher-level races. The game also includes free driving, free play and multiplayer.
ECUMASTER, which makes motorsport electronics, and the racing team DRIVE SQUAD cooperated on development. The Steam store page describes a career system that plans races, training, repairs and upgrades on a calendar.
Quick answers
What is Track Day: From Street to Circuit?
It is a motorsport simulation in which players build a racing career from scratch, starting with a used production car, a small garage and a limited budget.
What competitions are in the game?
Competitions include circuit racing, rallycross and drift, with amateur events and a racing license required before higher-level races.
Who cooperated on development?
ECUMASTER, which makes motorsport electronics, and the racing team DRIVE SQUAD cooperated on development.