February 2026 Update Predictions

Monkey Man · Tuesday at 6:20 AM

Should drop in 2 days unless I'm mistaken...

Right-up-there for me is the wish that more tracks will be "Sophified".

EDIT:
Just realised that the silhouette thing would have to have happened last weekend and it didn't.

Oh well, I guess it's still-possible, if unlikely.

05XR8 · Tuesday at 6:37 AM

Cutting it thin. Someone might be able to find it, but I can't recall the last update that Kaz posted the silhouettes after an update and/or an update arrived just about the end of month on a Saturday.

Rossell2 · Tuesday at 7:16 AM

The lack of a service maintenance message is what tells me. I think you may be better off renaming this to March predictions. Always happy to be wrong though.

Monkey Man · Tuesday at 7:40 AM

Rossell2
The lack of a service maintenance message is what tells me. I think you may be better off renaming this to March predictions. Always happy to be wrong though.

Well let's hope so mate. :lol:

Lomic · Tuesday at 10:22 AM

CanAm1968 · Tuesday at 9:27 PM

Rossell2
The lack of a service maintenance message is what tells me. I think you may be better off renaming this to March predictions. Always happy to be wrong though.

You are absolutely correct...I guess they are skipping Feb

Monkey Man · Wednesday at 4:21 AM

CanAm1968
You are absolutely correct...I guess they are skipping Feb

Definitely starting to look that way.

As I suggested earlier, I'd have been more-than-happy with just a few more tracks' being Sophified.

GBalao888 · Wednesday at 6:48 AM

Five cars, no new track.

BMW M Hybrid V8 '23
BMW M4 Competition Coupe '21
BMW M4 GT3 '23
Ferrari 499P '23
Porsche 963 '24

Reasoning: This continues the trend of at least one modern GT3, and as with the case of Spec III where the Ferrari 296 GT3 was added, its road going version, the 296 GTB was also included. In this case, it's the BMW M4 GT3 and BMW M4 Competition Coupe.

As for the BMW M4 GT3, much like the Audi R8 LMS EVO, Ferrari 296 GT3 and Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), it will be the regular version, but with the EVO kit available in GT Auto.

Also, given that BMW, Ferrari and Porsche would have updated Gr. 3's, Polyphony would want to add new Hypercars as well.

CanAm1968 · Wednesday at 8:22 AM

Monkey Man
Definitely starting to look that way.

As I suggested earlier, I'd have been more-than-happy with just a few more tracks' being Sophified.

Sofified or not...AN̈Y new tracks would be welcomed by me. Unfortunately I see alot of delays with GT8 ahead. Now it seems a big obstacle is the delay of the PS6...so im hoping they will have GT8 released like GT7 where u can get a 30th anniversary copy where one can receive a digital copy for PS5 AND a hard copy for PS6. I highly anticipate anoTher long wait to get a PS6 because of t he high demand. In fact im predicting iT now.

hyperspeed980 · Wednesday at 3:22 PM

GBalao888
Five cars, no new track.

BMW M Hybrid V8 '23
BMW M4 Competition Coupe '21
BMW M4 GT3 '23
Ferrari 499P '23
Porsche 963 '24

Reasoning: This continues the trend of at least one modern GT3, and as with the case of Spec III where the Ferrari 296 GT3 was added, its road going version, the 296 GTB was also included. In this case, it's the BMW M4 GT3 and BMW M4 Competition Coupe.

As for the BMW M4 GT3, much like the Audi R8 LMS EVO, Ferrari 296 GT3 and Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), it will be the regular version, but with the EVO kit available in GT Auto.

Also, given that BMW, Ferrari and Porsche would have updated Gr. 3's, Polyphony would want to add new Hypercars as well.

That's a wishlist.

suomi1 · 2026-02-26T18:58:25+0000

March update then...

Renault Captur TCe 140 '21
Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z Concept '88
Amuse Carbon R (R34) '04

The last two could be mistaken for race cars by the uninitiated.

05XR8 · 2026-02-26T19:15:14+0000

Renault Captur
Ford RS 200 ‘84 road car
Nissan R390 GT1 ‘98 road car

Rossell2 · 2026-02-26T20:09:28+0000

Haven't done one in a while.

BMW M4/M4 GT3. I know I wheel this one out every time but the 992 and 296 give me hope that this'll happen. And the road car to go with it.

Alpine A290/Renault 5. A popular electric car and got some rave reviews so why not.

Ford Mustang GTD. Because it's a heck of a car to pop in the 30 second video they do.

Mattylatvala · 2026-02-26T20:33:49+0000

So no febraury update then they have to cook in march, give us the M4 gt3

hyperspeed980 · 2026-02-26T21:48:08+0000

Mattylatvala
So no febraury update then they have to cook in march, give us the M4 gt3

I don't see how that's cooking.

Mattylatvala · 2026-02-26T22:24:14+0000

hyperspeed980
I don't see how that's cooking.

Not surprised by the guy with the worst opinions in this forum

Nebuc72 · 2026-02-26T23:46:07+0000

Mattylatvala
Not surprised by the guy with the worst opinions in this forum

Yeah I know that about your opinions, what about his?

VlackSiper12 · 2026-02-27T03:09:55+0000

GBalao888
Five cars, no new track.

BMW M Hybrid V8 '23
BMW M4 Competition Coupe '21
BMW M4 GT3 '23
Ferrari 499P '23
Porsche 963 '24

Reasoning: This continues the trend of at least one modern GT3, and as with the case of Spec III where the Ferrari 296 GT3 was added, its road going version, the 296 GTB was also included. In this case, it's the BMW M4 GT3 and BMW M4 Competition Coupe.

As for the BMW M4 GT3, much like the Audi R8 LMS EVO, Ferrari 296 GT3 and Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), it will be the regular version, but with the EVO kit available in GT Auto.

Also, given that BMW, Ferrari and Porsche would have updated Gr. 3's, Polyphony would want to add new Hypercars as well.

Putting your eggs in one basket with this one. Only realistic thing they would add to February/March would be the road going M4. Everything else is either coming later in GT7 or GT8.

nickf1gr · 2026-02-27T06:48:17+0000

Our hopes are in this weekend and Kaz account in X....