Core Viewpoint - Motorsport Games Inc. announced the official 1.0 release date for Le Mans Ultimate on July 22, 2025, marking the end of the Early Access period and the start of a new development phase driven by community feedback and technical advancements [1][12]. Game Updates - The version 1.0 release will include two major vehicle additions: the Mercedes AMG LMGT3 Evo and the Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR LMH, both available for free to all players as part of the base game [2][3]. - All official 2025 team liveries from the FIA WEC grid will also be added free of charge, enhancing player immersion in the current racing season [4]. Community Engagement and Features - Since its Early Access launch in February 2024, Le Mans Ultimate has evolved rapidly, introducing features such as RaceControl-powered online events, co-operative mode, and driver swaps, alongside improvements in product stability [5][6]. - The CEO of Motorsport Games emphasized that the 1.0 release is not the end of development but the beginning of a more ambitious project, with ongoing enhancements planned for features like Teams and Driver Swaps [6][16]. Future Developments - A new single-player "career mode" is in production, expected to launch in Q1 2026, allowing players to experience a driver’s career within a racing team [6][16]. - The company teased the addition of the European Le Mans Series (ELMS), which will feature three new circuits and the LMP3 category of race cars, with more details to be announced soon [7][15]. Company Overview - Motorsport Games is a developer and publisher of racing games, focusing on creating authentic racing experiences and engaging esports competitions, and is the official developer for the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the FIA World Endurance Championship [9].