Project Motor Racing developer Straight4 Studios has released update 2.1, bringing significant handling overhauls for GT3 and GT4 classes alongside early triple-screen support for PC players. According to sim-racing publication Traxion.GG, the patch addresses long-standing community feedback regarding vehicle physics and display configurations in the simulation title.
GT3 and GT4 Handling Reworks
The core of update 2.1 focuses on reshaping how GT3 and GT4 racing cars behave on track. Straight4 Studios adjusted tire models, suspension geometry, and aerodynamic profiles to deliver more predictable weight transfer and braking zones. Sim-racers often found previous builds unforgiving under sudden trail-braking. The studio tuned the slip angles to offer clearer force feedback communication through Direct Drive steering wheels. These physics changes apply across all available circuits in the title, requiring players to adapt their setups for endurance and sprint events.
Early Triple-Screen Support Implementation
Hardware enthusiasts running multi-monitor rigs receive their first official implementation of triple-screen rendering in this patch. According to Traxion.GG, the initial rollout provides foundational rendering adjustments for peripheral displays, allowing users to configure bezel correction and field-of-view angles directly within the graphics menu. While developers note the feature remains in an early access state, it marks a critical step for competitive setups requiring wider horizontal peripheral vision.
Additional Bug Fixes and Performance Patches
Alongside physics and display upgrades, update 2.1 resolves several stability issues reported during online multiplayer lobbies. Straight4 Studios patched memory leaks that previously caused stuttering during extended endurance sessions. The user interface also received minor tweaks to improve telemetry data readability while out on track. Players can download the update automatically via their respective platform launchers upon booting the game.