If we manage to end up on top, a Chevy Camaro from 2015 is the reward. With an admittedly not huge pool from which to choose, I went with a BMW M3 GTR and the share code is : 198385025. Well, the challenge this week is to take a Track Toy class car, tune it up to A Class 800, and then take part. Hoping not to jinx myself, the team we assembled last week were actually pretty good, and with no more than a minor dust up on the first bend of each race, we won quite easily. Let’s have a look at what is on the menu, shall we? The Trial – What Goes Around…Īh, the Trial, the weekly challenge to get a team together. Not counting the usual PR Stunts and Eventlab nonsense, we should have enough to keep us out of mischief. Now that it is Winter, we have some stuff to go at, including the return of the Playground Games and some racing to play with. Part 2: Weekly Challenges, Championships and PR Stunts There’s really only one place you can do this, so hit up the highway across the middle of the map and pin the loud pedal.Īnd with that, the weekly challenge is complete and we are five points closer to the reward cars of Series 20. To show that this car isn’t a one trick pony, we now need to hold a speed of over 180 mph for more than 10 seconds. Shouldn’t be an issue in the car I built above. The Ultima can accelerate pretty rapidly, I’m told, and to prove this, we now have to win the Festival Drag Strip race. I’ve upgraded mine to save you the trouble, and the share code is : apparently a secret, as I can’t find it in my share centre! Does any one know if there is an upper limit on the number of tunes you can have shared in Forza Horizon 5? Chapter 3 – Supersonic
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