It’s official. iRacing President and CFO Tony Gardner confirmed the news on the October 9 episode of the official Downshift podcast. The Lamborghini Temerario GT3 iRacing debut lands in the December 2027 Season 1 build. Three new tracks are coming with it.
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The Temerario GT3 replaces the Huracan’s beloved naturally aspirated V10 with a twin-turbo V8. GT3 fans have been waiting to see how it translates to the virtual world. The real car marks a new turbocharged era for Lamborghini’s GT3 program. iRacing drivers will get to feel that character for themselves. December is the answer.
But the car is only half the story. Gardner also locked in three tracks for the same build. Circuit Paul Ricard and Circuit Bugatti bring two major French road courses to the service. Bugatti is the permanent circuit inside the legendary Le Mans facility. Winchester Speedway, meanwhile, gives short-track racers a new American bullring to master.
For GT3 racers, the timing could hardly be better. A fresh manufacturer flagship arriving alongside two European circuits gives the road racing community plenty to dig into when the build drops, while Winchester ensures short-track fans are not left out. That is a serious content drop for one quarterly build.
Lamborghini Temerario GT3 iRacing: The Bigger Picture
Gardner also gave some long-term context. He said iRacing has spent the last couple of years upgrading existing content for the NASCAR and INDYCAR standalone games, and the team is now “getting caught up.” The promise: a renewed pace of new content through 2027, plus a new graphics engine and career mode in development.
Looking further ahead, Gardner teased Circuit Paul Armagnac (Nogaro) and Circuit Ricardo Tormo (Valencia) as in-progress for future builds beyond December.
December simply can’t come fast enough for eager GT3 fans counting down the days.
