Tackle the exhilarating 20.8-kilometer Nordschleife coming this February to Forza Motorsport. Today on Forza Monthly, we revealed that the Nürburgring Nordschleife – the most challenging, daunting racetrack in the world – arrives in Forza Motorsport with Update 5, free to all players. The Nordschleife is a testament to racing history with a notorious reputation. Legends have been born on this track, while others have suffered tough defeats. With several challenging turns, steep climbs, and long straights – not to mention an elevation of nearly 300 meters – the Nordschleife is the ultimate test of endurance for racers and manufacturers alike. [previewyoutube=qqbfYIQgI7I;full][/previewyoutube] Check out a sneak preview of the Nordschleife in Forza Motorsport in the video above, featuring gameplay behind the wheel of the supreme Mercedes-AMG ONE. With stunning racetrack performance, hybrid technology and exemplary efficiency, this car made headlines all over the world – breaking the Nordschleife’s production car lap record in 2022 with a yet-to-be-defeated time of 6:35.183. As the video puts it, the Nordschleife is the benchmark for cars and performance. It’s where manufacturers invite their most skilled drivers to show the world just how fast their newest cars really are – pushing the boundaries of car development to find the perfect balance of performance, suspension and features. The Nordschleife will be added to both single-player and online modes in Forza Motorsport, including the Career, Free Play, Private Multiplayer and Rivals Time Attack. Whether you’re creating your own track days or setting leaderboard records, we can’t wait to experience your fastest laps on this adrenaline-fueled crucible! Earlier today, [url=https://forza.net/news/forza-motorsport-update-5-fixes]we shared a preview of the fixes and improvements coming to Forza Motorsport in Update 5 alongside the Nordschleife[/url]. These include improved discoverability of the Skip Practice option along with a save point for completed Practice sessions, and quality-of-life changes for the Livery Editor.