Forza Motorsport News

In the world of racing, the nickname “Moby Dick” refers to just one car: Porsche’s beloved 935/78.

The car was built specifically to compete at “The Big Race,” even incorporating right-hand drive for better balance and sighting for the curvy clockwise course.

The 935/78 reached speeds as high as 227mph, while its massive turbo resulted in extraordinary exhaust fireballs!

1978 Porsche #43 Porsche Racing 935/78

Get your 935 /78 from the Showroom or Rivals Challenge and relive those late-70s thrills again!

2023 Porsche 911 Turbo S

The “Turbo” is not there just for show. This car can take down a quarter-mile race in just 9.9 seconds, all thanks to a 640hp, 3.7-liter flat-six engine and all-wheel drive system.


Performance isn’t just about horsepower; it is also how good a car can handle corners. Its lower chassis, dampers, and helper springs make racing the Turbo S through corners an experience of its own.


Complete the Open Class Tour to add the new-to-Motorsport 2023 Porsche 911 Turbo S to your garage!

Race to win in the 2023 Porsche 911 GT3 R. With its water-cooled, six-cylinder, naturally aspirated boxer engine, this brilliantly light and highly effective race car produces up to 565 horsepower, which makes it the perfect choice for success on the track.


Get it today from the Showroom or complete 15 laps at the Nürburgring – Grand Prix Circuit in the ‘Peak Performance with Porsche’ Featured Rivals to add this new-to-Motorsport GT3 car to your garage for free!

With Forza Motorsport Update 19, we are also introducing Spec Division Rivals. Compete for the top of the leaderboard in your favorite car from select divisions while utilizing the same Spec Series (BoP) tune from Featured Multiplayer in this new permanent category of Rivals events!

Spec Division Rivals events will be a great place to set lap times in a wide variety of competitively balanced cars, as well as practice for Featured Multiplayer events, and find tunes – even if that particular series isn’t currently active – on a track that is well-suited for each division of cars.

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Pick your favorite car in each class and set your fastest lap times across the following groups:

Early Factory Racecar | Early LMP | Formula 60s | Formula 70s | Formula Mazda | Forza AUS | Forza GT2 | Forza GT3 | Forza GT4 | Forza P1 | Forza P2 | Forza Proto-H | Forza Touring Cars | Grand Prix Rivals | GTP/C | GTX Sportscars | Modern Factory Racecars | NASCAR | Prototype Group Racing | The Birth of Grand Prix | Vintage Le Mans Prototypes | Vintage Le Mans Sportscars

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Spec Division Rivals event leaderboards may occasionally be wiped if significant changes are made to the underlying Spec Series (BoP) tune resulting in lap times that are no longer achievable. This should typically only occur in cases where we are further improving the balance between the cars.

The “Turbo” is not there just for show. This car can take down a quarter-mile race in just 9.9 seconds, all thanks to a 640hp, 3.7-liter flat-six engine and all-wheel drive system.
Performance isn’t just about horsepower; it is also how good a car can handle corners. Its lower chassis, dampers, and helper springs make racing the Turbo S through corners an experience of its own.


Complete all series in the Open Class Tour OR finish 10 races in any Open Series in the Featured Multiplayer to unlock the beautiful 2023 Porsche 911 Turbo S!