Written by Reiza Studios consolidated the Automobilista 2 DLC catalog in August 2025, cutting 11 legacy packs down to the 23-pack lineup that remains current today, according to a full DLC breakdown racinggames.gg published in July 2026. The change was meant to clean up a store page that had grown cluttered over years of incremental releases, though the site noted it initially left some players unsure what they already owned versus what had just been merged into a new bundle. Here is a pack-by-pack look at what each expansion actually contains, what it costs, and which ones make sense depending on how a simracer builds their garage.
The August 2025 Consolidation
Before the reorganization, Reiza’s store listed dozens of smaller, single-theme packs alongside a handful of larger bundles, a structure that had built up since the game’s 2020 launch. The August 2025 consolidation retired 11 of those older packs and rebuilt their content into new groupings organized around circuits, historic eras, GT and endurance machinery, and manufacturer-specific collections. Anyone who already owned a discontinued pack kept access to that content inside its replacement bundle, racinggames.gg reported, so the change affected new purchases without touching existing libraries.
Track Packs: Premium and the Historic Series
Track content sits mainly in the Premium Track Pack and the four-part Historic Track Pack series, each built around an era instead of a region. The Premium Track Pack (£16.99) spans several circuit eras across six European venues:
- Barcelona-Catalunya (modern circuit)
- Spa-Francorchamps (1971, 1993, modern circuit, plus the 2020 layout)
- Silverstone (modern circuit plus 1975, 1991, and 2001 versions)
- Monza (modern circuit plus 1971 and 1991 versions)
- Nürburgring (Veedol, 2020 GP, Nordschleife, Sprint and 24h layouts, plus the historic 1971 Nordschleife, Südschleife and Gesamtstrecke)
- Hockenheimring (modern circuit plus 1977, 1988, and 2001 versions)
The Historic Track Pack series spans four parts. Part 1 (£8.99) adds Bathurst 1983, Cascais 1988, and Jerez 1988. Part 2 (£6.69) covers Montreal 1991, Barcelona 1991, and both the 1991 and 1993 layouts of Interlagos. Part 3 (£8.99) brings Spa 2005, Circuit du Mans 2005, and Road Atlanta 2005. Part 4 (£6.99) closes it out with Barcelona 1999, Spielberg 2001, Barcelona 2001, both Indianapolis 2001 layouts, and Imola 2005.
Car Packs: Legends, Lamborghini and the Endurance Trilogy
Car-only expansions split between historic single-seaters, manufacturer GT collections, and endurance prototypes. The Brazilian Racing Legends Pack (£12.99) adds late-1980s and early-1990s Formula 1 machinery: the McLaren MP4/6, MP4/4, and MP4/5B, alongside the Brabham BT52, Lotus 98T, and Brabham BT49. Formula HiTech (£5.89) is a smaller, cheaper add-on covering the McLaren MP4/8 and MP4/7A plus two generic Formula HiTech chassis.
The Lamborghini Dream Pack splits into two parts. Part 1 (£8.99) includes the Huracán GT3 EVO2, the Veneno Roadster, a Super Trofeo entry, and the SC63 Hypercar. Part 2 (£8.99) adds the Revuelto, the Diablo SV-R, the Miura SV, and the Murciélago R-GT. The three-part Endurance Pack is the largest car-focused series in the catalog. Part 1 (£8.99) covers the BMW M Hybrid V8 Hypercar, the BMW M4 GT3, the Cadillac V-Series-R, the Porsche 911 GT3-R (992), the Porsche 963 Hypercar, the McLaren 720S GT3 EVO, and the Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO. Part 2 (£8.99) adds the Audi R8 LMS GT3 evo II, the Alpine A424 Hypercar, the Corvette Z06 GT3.R, the Ligier JS P217, and the Oreca 07 LMP2. Part 3 (£8.99) closes the series with GTE and GT4 machinery: the Alpine A110 GT4 Evo, the Aston Martin Vantage GTE, the Aston Martin Valkyrie Hypercar, the Vantage GT4 Evo, the Vantage GT3 Evo, and the Ligier JS2-R.
Combined Packs: Adrenaline and Racin’ USA
Two packs mix disciplines instead of splitting cars from circuits. The Adrenaline Pack Pt1 (£16.99) is the most eclectic entry in the catalog, pairing rallycross, kartcross, and Formula Dirt cars with dedicated off-road layouts. Its roster covers the Citroën RX, Mini RX, Mitsubishi Lancer X, and Volkswagen Polo RX in the rallycross class, plus a kartcross entry and a Formula Dirt car, run on dedicated RX layouts at Nürburgring, Spa, Barcelona, and Hockenheimring along with dirt-specific tracks at Ascurra, Tykki, and Foz. The Adrenaline Pack Pt2 (£6.99) is cheaper and narrower, adding Super Trophy Trucks along with truck-specific layouts across a dozen circuits including Watkins Glen, Road America, Sebring, and Long Beach.
The Racin’ USA Expansion Pack (£16.99) follows the same combined approach, pairing American-themed content with matching layouts. Based on the confirmed portion of the catalog, it opens with a 2020-spec GTE class featuring the Porsche 991 RSR, the BMW M8, and the Corvette C8.R, alongside a 2020 DPi entry. The racinggames.gg breakdown, published in July 2026, does not detail the pack’s full contents beyond that point.
Complete DLC List and Pricing
| Pack | Type | Price | Main content |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Track Pack | Track | £16.99 | Barcelona, Spa, Silverstone, Monza, Nürburgring, Hockenheimring (multiple eras) |
| Adrenaline Pack Pt1 | Combined | £16.99 | Rallycross, kartcross, and Formula Dirt cars and layouts |
| Adrenaline Pack Pt2 | Combined | £6.99 | Super Trophy Trucks plus truck layouts |
| Brazilian Racing Legends Pack | Car | £12.99 | Late-1980s/early-1990s F1 cars (McLaren, Brabham, Lotus) |
| Formula HiTech | Car | £5.89 | Early-1990s McLaren F1 cars plus Formula HiTech chassis |
| Historic Track Pack Pt1 | Track | £8.99 | Bathurst 1983, Cascais 1988, Jerez 1988 |
| Historic Track Pack Pt2 | Track | £6.69 | Montreal 1991, Barcelona 1991, Interlagos 1991/1993 |
| Historic Track Pack Pt3 | Track | £8.99 | Spa 2005, Circuit du Mans 2005, Road Atlanta 2005 |
| Historic Track Pack Pt4 | Track | £6.99 | Barcelona 1999/2001, Spielberg 2001, Indianapolis 2001, Imola 2005 |
| Lamborghini Dream Pack Pt1 | Car | £8.99 | Huracán GT3 EVO2, Veneno Roadster, Super Trofeo, SC63 Hypercar |
| Lamborghini Dream Pack Pt2 | Car | £8.99 | Revuelto, Diablo SV-R, Miura SV, Murciélago R-GT |
| Endurance Pack Pt1 | Car | £8.99 | BMW, Cadillac, Porsche, and McLaren GT3/Hypercar entries |
| Endurance Pack Pt2 | Car | £8.99 | Audi, Alpine, Corvette, Ligier, and Oreca LMP2/Hypercar entries |
| Endurance Pack Pt3 | Car | £8.99 | Alpine, Aston Martin GT4/GTE/GT3, and Hypercar entries |
| Racin’ USA Expansion Pack | Combined | £16.99 | 2020-spec GTE and DPi classes with matching US layouts |
The remaining eight packs fill out the 23-pack catalog Reiza reached after the August 2025 restructuring, but their contents weren’t part of the source material racinggames.gg made available in its July 2026 breakdown.
Pricing and Bundle Value Compared
Prices for the 15 confirmed packs range from £5.89 for Formula HiTech, the smallest car-only add-on, up to £16.99 for the three largest packs: the Premium Track Pack, the Adrenaline Pack Pt1, and the Racin’ USA Expansion Pack. Buying all 15 at full price adds up to roughly £153.45, though both Reiza and Steam run seasonal sales that regularly cut individual pack prices. The three-part Endurance Pack, at £8.99 per part, covers a distinct GT or prototype class in every release, so buying all three (£26.97) delivers the full modern endurance roster without duplicate machinery.
Base Game Roster vs Paid Content
Automobilista 2 ships with a substantial free roster before any DLC purchase, built around Reiza’s strength on its home market. The base game includes officially licensed content for the Brazilian Stock Car Pro Series, plus the Formula Ultimate, GT3, GT4, and Copa Truck categories. That licensing base reflects Reiza’s history, going back through the original Automobilista, Game Stock Car, and Formula Truck titles before the studio moved to its current engine, a heavily modified branch of the Madness Engine first used in Project CARS 2. Reiza also ships free content updates alongside its paid packs, so physics and graphics revisions land for every owner regardless of DLC purchased. Paid packs exist almost entirely to add new cars and circuits; the free updates cover everything else.
Which Packs Suit Which Sim Racer
Players focused on GT3 and endurance racing get the most direct value from the three-part Endurance Pack, since it covers Hypercar, GT3, GTE, and LMP2 machinery in one coherent purchase. Anyone chasing historic single-seaters should prioritize the Brazilian Racing Legends Pack and Formula HiTech together, which cover late-1980s to early-1990s Formula 1 cars for under £19 combined. Fans of a specific circuit’s history over a specific car class are served best by the four-part Historic Track Pack, bought selectively by era, since each part targets a different decade and not every buyer wants all four.
Simracers who want variety over specialization, a rallycross session one night and a Super Truck run the next, get the widest spread from a single purchase in the Adrenaline Pack Pt1, the only pack in the current catalog that covers off-road disciplines. Buyers specifically drawn to Lamborghini should note that Part 1 leans toward the brand’s current racing programs (Huracán GT3, SC63 Hypercar), while Part 2 leans toward road-going icons (Miura, Diablo, Murciélago). Reiza’s August 2025 consolidation didn’t remove any DLC content for existing owners; only the storefront names changed. Anyone who bought a pack under its old name before the restructuring should still find that content in their Steam library under the new grouped pack.
