Project CARS 2 Community Events

Did you catch all the action at the British Grand Prix last weekend? Raring to set your own open-wheel lap time around Silverstone? Slightly Mad Studios has lined up a new Project CARS 2 community event that you should find appealing, then.

Americans celebrated Memorial Day this past weekend. In return, the latest Project CARS 2 Community Event focuses on the premier sports car series of the ’90s — and the car that utterly dominated it.

The Nurburgring 24H endurance kicks off this weekend. To celebrate, the team at Slightly Mad Studios has pushed out a challenging new Community Event.

This week’s Project CARS 2 Community Event is now live. After a fairly mental karting challenge at the Nurburgring, this week returns to a more simple combo: take the wheel of the Aston Martin V8 Vantage GTE on Silverstone for a British showdown.

Two new Community Events have been added to Project CARS 2. Keeping the theme going from last week, one of the events features a kart on an unlikely track. You might want to set some time aside for this one.

This week’s PCARS 2 Community Event is very different than those that came before it. Leave your circuit racing skill at the door because for this one, you’re going off-road and onto the ice. Find that a bit boring? Fair enough — then how about driving a kart on the ice?

Slightly Mad Studios has added two new Community Events to Project CARS 2. Celebrating both St. Patrick’s Day and the Geneva Motor Show, this week’s themed events provide two notably different challenges.

Slightly Mad Studios is changing things up for this week’s new Project CARS 2 Community Event. Going in a totally different direction from previous events, players will have to channel their inner Ken Block to put in a fast time.

This week’s community event is now live on Project CARS 2. After a speedy oval challenge last time around, players will now be tasked with taking on a rainy Hockenheim.

A new Community Event has been added to Project CARS 2 for players to give a go. This time around, the latest challenge is celebrating the past weekend’s Daytona 500, one of the most prolific events on the NASCAR calendar.

It’s a twofer this week on Project CARS 2 with a pair of new events for players to tackle. Slightly Mad Studios has created events to celebrate both the Chinese New Year and Valentines Day.

A new Community Event is available for players to take on in Project CARS 2. Following last week’s challenge against Ben Collins, this time around it’s a trip to the Czech Republic that awaits players.

The latest Community Event in Project CARS 2 is testing players against an ex-Stig from Top Gear. Ben Collins is a known champion for the series and as a member of Team SMS-R, he’s part of a new time trial. This event will last from January 29 until February 5.

The latest Community Event added to Project CARS 2 this week offers a V8-flavored challenge. It also previews the first big twice-around-the-clock sports car race of 2018.

Slightly Mad Studios has updated Project CARS 2 with a new community event. The latest challenge is inspired by the Detroit Auto Show kicked off on Saturday.

A new Community Event is now available for players to take on in Project CARS 2. This week’s trial takes place on the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans Circuit.

This week’s Project CARS 2 Community Event Takes us to Japan for a run on its fictional Suzuka clone Sakitto. Running from January 1–8, players will be driving the drifty Toyota GT86 Rocket Bunny Edition.

Four new Community Events have been added to Project CARS 2. The time trials will join the other events recently added to bring players into 2018. There’s even a prize up for grabs in an Autosport-sponsored event.

With the release of Project CARS 2’s first major DLC, Slightly Mad Studios has added some new community events. The three challenges feature content from the Fun Pack heavily, making use of the new tracks and cars to good effect.

The latest Project CARS 2 Community Event is offering quite an ice challenge to players. If last week’s offering was a typical sim racing hot lap event, this is quite the opposite.