GRID 2019

GRID 2019 is a return to the roots of the car racing series. The game captures every moment of the race, from the adrenaline rush of lights-out to the elation at the finishing line. Incidents happen; tight overtakes, bumper-to-bumper scrapes, and competitive collisions are still very much part of the game and will heighten rivalries. Choose wisely your team-mates and a nemesis driver who will all either try to help or hinder your progress.

GRID will boast modern and classic cars from several popular categories. In terms of vehicles, GRID is promising an eclectic array of classic and contemporary touring cars like Chaz Mostert’s 2018 Supercheap Auto Falcon, stock cars (including muscle cars, pro trucks, and oval racers), tuners (including World Time Attack), GT cars, Group 7 cars, and prototypes, amongst others. Fernando Alonso’s championship-winning Renault R26 will also star in GRID (alongside Alonso himself, who is consulting with Codemasters on GRID and will be featured in the game as a high-level opponent with his own list of challenges).

GRID features 12 racing locations, with a mix of real and fantasy tracks. Some are returning spots from previous Grid games, and some are new (China’s Zhejiang Circuit, for instance, was still a pile of dirt when GRID: Autosport was released). Australia’s Sydney Motorsport Park (still better known as Eastern Creek and current home of the World Time Attack Challenge) returns to a Codemasters racer game for the first time since 2006’s TOCA Race Driver 3.

Pre-order Includes the unique GRID Edition Aston Martin Vantage GT4. Also, additional tracks will be included later free of charge and the following DLC with extra cars will be available at launch: Season 1 - Hot Hatch Showdown, Season 2 - Track Day Supercars, Season 3 - Track Day Hypercars.