As you can see in this tweet from Bandai Namco UK, the publisher confirmed that the title will be available on May 8th on all platforms except for Wii U.
From the wording it looks like the publisher has set the release date in stone, and hopefully we won't see any more delays. There's only so many times you can delay a game before the audience loses interest.
SMS also revealed the trailer for Project CARS' career mode. The format reminds me of Grid, with you progressing from class to class by completing events in each category. Not the most interesting career mode if you ask me, we were hoping for something a bit different, a bit more 'next-gen'.
The team also revealed the full tracklist for the game, announcing that the game has 'gone gold'. Fictional circuits are shown in italics.
Circuits
- Nordschleife, Germany (4 Layouts)
- Nurburgring GP, Germany (4 Layouts)
- Zhuhai International Circuit (ZIC), China (1 Layout)
- Cadwell Park, UK (3 Layouts)
- Sakitto, Japan (4 Layouts)
- Spa Francorchamps, Belgium (1 Layout)
- Sonoma, USA (3 Layouts)
- Brno, Czech Republic (1 Layout)
- Willow Springs, USA (2 Layouts)
- Le Mans, France (2 Layouts)
- Laguna Seca, USA (1 Layout)
- Donington, UK (2 Layouts)
- Snetterton, UK (3 Layouts)
- Azure Circuit, France (1 Layout) (Unlicenced Monaco)
- Bathurst Mount Panorama, Australia (1 Layout)
- Oulton Park, UK (3 Layouts)
- Road America, USA (1 Layout)
- Wakins Glen, USA (2 Layouts)
- Brands Hatch, UK (2 Layouts)
- Dubai Autodrome, UAE (4 Layouts)
- Hockenheimring, Germany (3 Layouts)
- Imola, Italy (1 Layout)
- Monza, Italy (2 Layouts)
- Oschersleben, Germany (2 Layouts)
- Silverstone, UK (4 Layouts)
- Zolder, Belgium (1 Layout)
- Chesterfield, UK (1 Layout)
- Greenwood, Ireland (1 Layout)
- Summerton, UK (3 Layouts)
- Glencairn, UK (6 Layouts)
- Dubai Autodrome, UAE (1 Layout)
- Azure Coast, France (5 Layouts)
- California Highway, USA (5 Layouts)
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