Compete in the Track Toys Tour in Forza Motorsport

Dive into the Track Toys Tour, which has now permanently returned to Forza Motorsport alongside its associated reward car: the 2019 Porsche #70 Porsche Motorsport 935.

Track Toys Tour is the second Featured Tour to be re-activated in Career mode, and all four of its series, in addition to its Reward Showcase, can be played at any time.

At the start of each month, we will bring back an additional Tour to the game. Up next is the Ringer Tour on September 4. This cadence will continue until all of the Tours have returned. Select from any of the items listed below to quickly jump to that part of the blog:

• Track Toys Tour
• Ringer Tour
• Challenge Hub
• Featured Rivals

As a reminder, Featured Tours will be unlocked in their entirety, which means all series within a Tour will be available as soon as it is active. Any progress that was made on a Tour when it was previously in the game will be saved and made available for you once it is re-activated, allowing you to continue playing from where you left off. This means if you already completed 3 of the 4 series in a Tour from when it was originally playable, you would only need to finish the last series to earn the associated reward car.

Upon their return, each Tour and any associated rewards will be indefinitely available for all players to enjoy. However, please keep in mind that the reward cars can only be earned once. If you have already completed a Featured Tour and obtained its reward car, re-playing that Tour will not grant you the reward car again.

Whether you’re replaying your favorite Featured Tour or are playing it for the very first time, all returning Tours will appear within the Featured tab in Career.

Additionally, previous Open Class Tour reward cars will be earnable by completing challenges in the Challenge Hub. These new challenges will be introduced on the same monthly cadence as the returning Featured Tours and will be permanently available in the Featured tab within Challenge Hub.

Below we will take a closer look at the events in the Track Toys Tour and Ringer Tour. We will also highlight the Challenge Hub rewards available for you to earn in the game over the next two months.

Track Toys Tour

The Track Toys Tour invites you to experience high-performance cars that you would also see hot lapping on the racetrack.

Series 1: Ginetta Juniors

Compete in a single-make race series with Ginetta Juniors. This affordable entry point into motorsport for enthusiasts will see you behind the wheel of the nimble yet extraordinary 2019 Ginetta G40 Junior.

Despite only 100 horsepower, the lightweight G40 has emerged as the most successful junior racing car on the circuit!

Series 2: Weekend Warriors

Weekend Warriors sees you racing cars like the exceptional 2015 Porsche Cayman GTS which could be taken to the track on a Sunday before being driven to work the following day.

Series 3: Kit Caterhams

Appreciate the unforgettable shape and undeniable performance of the iconic Caterham R500 in Kit Caterhams. This driving machine must be skillfully handled. Despite its light chassis, the R500 catapults from 0 to 60 in just 2.9 seconds thanks to its 267 horses!

Series 4: Track Toys

And finally, enjoy a celebration of purpose-built track cars, like the aerodynamic 2019 Elemental RP1, which embody high-performance driving and deliver purist driving enjoyment.

Track Toys Tour Reward

Complete all 4 series of the Track Toys Tour to receive an exceptional racing machine: the 2019 Porsche #70 Porsche Motorsport 935.

2019 Porsche #70 Porsche Motorsport 935

In celebration of its legendary 935/78 Le Mans racecar, Porsche reignited the storied legacy of the often dubbed “Moby Dick” with the 2019 Porsche #70 935. While its heritage is deeply rooted in motorsport, the car itself isn’t homologated for competition, which gave its engineers and designers the freedom to create something truly special.

Porsche DNA is written all over this car with technology based on the 911 GT2 RS, rear wing endplate LEDs from the 919 Hybrid LMP1, side mirrors taken from the 911 RSR, and exposed titanium tailpipes modelled on the 1968 908. Its 3.8-litre 6-cylinder twin-turbo engine is nearly identical to the unit found in the 911 GT2 RS and can produce 700-horsepower with increased downforce courtesy of all-new aerodynamics.

While only 77 units have been produced and are already naturally spoken for, Forza Motorsport players can join those lucky buyers in getting their hands on the 959’s robust carbon wheel, fittingly inspired by the 2019 911 GT3 R.

Ringer Tour

German engineering is at the heart of the Ringer Tour.

Discover the acclaimed performance divisions of German manufacturers and race some of their most renowned and modern cars in epic showdowns, including the cutting-edge, high-performance machines of BMW M, Audi Sport, Mercedes-AMG and Porsche 911.

Series 1: BMW M Showdown

In the 1970s, BMW's racing division, "M", established the brand's track legacy with dominant race cars. Drawing on that expertise, they created the ultimate driving force. Get in the driver’s seat of renowned M2 cars and experience a drive to remember.

Series 2: Audi Sport Showdown

Looking for an affordable entry point into German automotive? Celebrate an iconic lineage in the Audi Sport Showdown! Experience the heart of German engineering with incredible cars like the 2013 Audi RS 7 Sportback.

Series 3: Mercedes-AMG Showdown

AMG has evolved into a powerhouse that oversees all of Mercedes-Benz's motorsport endeavors. Beyond the racetrack, Mercedes-AMG has developed an impressive line of performance road cars which are celebrated for their hand-built engines that deliver exhilarating acceleration, as well as a distinctive, throaty exhaust note.

AMG stands out through its unique pairing of rich racing heritage and modern performance, as demonstrated by the formidable 2011 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG. Prestige and power are synonymous with Mercedes-AMG.

Series 4: Porsche 911 Showdown

Porsche is a car manufacturer known for engineering excellence and racing prowess. At the heart of their identity is the iconic 911, a true automotive icon that has undergone relentless refinement and evolution over nearly seven decades. Since the 1970s, this iconic name has been known for its exceptional speed and handling, as well as its sleek and stylish design.

Whether you're a racing enthusiast or just love the thrill of precision engineering, there's a Porsche 911 built for you. Choose your favorite modern 911 and put your skills to the test in the Porsche 911 Showdown!

Ringer Tour Reward

Complete all four series in the Ringer Tour to obtain the 2022 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS – an ideal contender for the Nürburgring Nordschleife. Set your fastest lap time around this legendary track in the Reward Showcase.

2022 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS

The most exciting part of the 2022 Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS is the “GT” in its name. This means this car was designed with the intention of performing as best as it could on the track and outside of it – and it’s worth highlighting, the Porsche engineers really delivered on that purpose.

The GT4 RS was fitted with the same engine that you can find on the 911 GT3, with the slight distinction that it is now fitted in the middle. Therefore, you will be delighted by the delicious noise that comes out of its naturally aspirated, 4-liter flat six that produces a monstrous 493 bhp.

To add up to the improvements made on this machine, the stiffer suspension and heavily improved aerodynamics will make this one of the strongest candidates for your favorite track toy.

Earn More Rewards in the Challenge Hub

Enjoy your favorite game modes in Forza Motorsport and earn exciting cars, driver suits and credit bonuses. This includes cars that were previously exclusive to the Open Class Tour, which now can be obtained at any time from the Challenge Hub.

Here’s a look at the vehicles you can look forward to adding to your garage in August and September, all of which are available in addition to the Featured Tour reward cars highlighted above.

1998 Nissan #23 Pennzoil NISMO Skyline GT-R

Challenge: Win a race on Suzuka - Full Circuit in any Nissan car

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With French racing champion Érik Gilbert Comas behind the wheel, the 1998 Nissan #23 Pennzoil NISMO Skyline GT-R won the Drivers’ Japan GT Championship by securing two race victories in the 1998 season.

2011 BMW 1 Series M Coupe

Challenge: Complete 10 laps in any BMW

Delivering an incredible blend of performance, handling and practicality, the 2011 BMW 1 Series M Coupé is a rare model with a dedicated cult following. Although BMW only planned to produce 2700 units, they ended up selling well over 6000 before retiring this exclusive vehicle. Today, it’s still virtually unheard of in mainstream circles, but thankfully this car is a guaranteed addition to your collection when you complete this challenge.

1974 Porsche #1 911 RSR

Challenge: Get a Segment Score of 8 or higher on Daytona Sports Car Circuit

Experience an iconic motoring legend in the 1974 Porsche #1 911 RSR, which competed in the IMSA Sportscar Championship in the mid-1970s. With a 3-liter naturally aspirated flat-six engine capable of 330 horsepower, the #1 911 RSR is a fitting choice for classic sportscar racing.

Driver Suit Rewards

The Challenge Hub also includes opportunities to expand your collection of driver suits over the next two months. These refreshing, seasonal-themed fits for race day include the Liquid Earth Driver Suit in August and the Autumn Camo Driver Suit in September.

Here’s a closer look at the monthly challenges and rewards that you can obtain throughout the rest of August, as well as a preview of those coming up in September. Keep in mind these particular challenges are time-limited and will only be available for one month.

August 2025 Challenges

September 2025 Challenges

Featured Rivals

Here’s what you can expect to be available during the next few months of our Featured Rivals events: