Leaderboards: What To Expect In Project Motor Racing

November 14, 2025

The Stopwatch Never Lies

Not every race needs rivals in your mirrors. Sometimes it’s just you, a car, a strip of asphalt … and time itself.

Let’s look at the two leaderboards that will go live when Project Motor Racing launches November 25.

Factory Driver Mode

Recreate iconic motorsport moments, chase real-world lap times, and leave your stamp on PMR’s global leaderboards.

What most call “Time Trial”, we’re calling Factory Driver Mode—a nod to the curated collection of legendary car-and-track pairings that will be challenging you.

With over 70 cars and 18 world-class circuits at launch, our unique roster of content allows us to mix-and-match some of the world’s most iconic sports cars with the very tracks they once called home. Designed to highlight racing history, here are a few combos you can look forward to.

• Corvette C5.R at Daytona: intimidate the banking
• Match Ben Collins’s time in the Lister Storm GT at Northampton: Exactly as he ran them in development
• IMSA pole pace at Mosport in modern GT3 machinery
• Taming the Lamborghini SC63 on the Nordschleife—yes, that cover moment

New challenges will be added regularly: no FOMO challenges here, no disappearing content.

Endurance Hall

Before online lobbies and ranked ladders, sim racers proved themselves another way: asynchronous endurance battles. The Endurance Hall is a throwback to the early years of sim racing when drivers agreed on a common AI difficulty, race length, track conditions, number of opponents, and compared total race times to find a winner.

We’re bringing that spirit back.

In Endurance Hall, you’ll take on races inspired by real-world endurance epics—150, 200, even 300-km events where strategy matters as much as speed. Sometimes replicating real-world events, sometimes bringing together a wish-list of track/class combos, these events will be a test of your endurance, skill, and racecraft.

Fuel. Tyres. Pit calls. Pace. You’ll need it all to get onto this leaderboard.

Race your friends without having to be online together. And again—no limited-time stress. Events stay.

Whether you're chasing tenths or perfecting strategy over hours, these modes celebrate what motorsport is about: mastery of craft, machine, and track.

The stopwatch doesn’t lie.

Let’s see what you’ve got on November 25.

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