Formula Masters China Series Enters ‘Sports Car Challenge 2′

Formula Masters China Series Enters ‘Sports Car Challenge 2′

Ever since its foundation in 2013, the Formula Masters China Series (FMCS) has thousands of racing fans all over Asia. Created by Volkswagen Group China and TopSpeed Limited, FMCS looks to create a well-balanced setting that allows for talented drivers to prevail on the race track. That being said, the FMCS forms an ideal environment for upcoming racing talents to prepare them for the real deal. In the most recent free content update, the official racing car of the FMCS series has been made available in Sports Car Challenge 2 as the 20th addition to the game\'s huge car pool, which also features high-class models by Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, and more. With 180 horsepower and a weight of only 1158 pounds as well as an engine size of 2000 CCM, the signature FMCS car speeds from 0 to 60 MPH in only 3.3 seconds and reaches a top speed of 146 MPH. In Sports Car Challenge 2, the FMCS racing car can be driven on five international race tracks in three different game modes. To wrap things up, the profiles of FMCS drivers James Munro, Matthew Solomon and Akhil Rabindra can be seen in the show room. Features:

• Realistic 3D graphics and authentic engine sounds.


• Differing gameplay modes: Time Trial with Ghost Race, Slalom, and Braking Contest.


• Twenty sports cars by from Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, and more.


• 5 international race tracks with changing lighting conditions, road surfaces and altitudes.


• Various achievements and global leaderboards.

Interested? Sports Car Challenge 2 is available on the App Store for free by clicking here and there are no in-app purchases.

Bentley Continental GT Speed Added to ‘Sports Car Challenge 2′ for iOS

Bentley Continental GT Speed Added to ‘Sports Car Challenge 2′ for iOS

Not too long ago, the Germany-based mobile games developer Fishlabs released yet another exclusive content update for their hit iOS title, Sports Car Challenge 2. With this new update, which just went live on the App Store, a brand-new super sports car -- the Bentley Continental GT Speed -- has been added to the game\'s car roster. All in all, the players of the Sports Car Challenge series can now choose between nearly twenty high-performance sports cars from six of the most renowned brands of the Volkswagen Group. For those interested, the Continental GT Speed sports one beast of an W12 engine with an insane 635-horsepower. Don\'t think that\'s enough? The car can go to 0 to 60 MPH in a mere 4 seconds and reach a top speed of 206 miles per hour. Best of all, this update featuring the Bentley Continental GT Speed is completely free to download to those who already have the game installed on their iOS device. On the other hand if you\'ve never downloaded Sports Car Challenge 2 before, you can pick it up on the App Store for free by clicking here.

Porsche 911 Turbo Added to ‘Sports Car Challenge 2′

Porsche 911 Turbo Added to ‘Sports Car Challenge 2′

Just recently, the well-known 3D racing simulation title Sports Car Challenge 2 by Fishlabs and Volkswagen has introduced yet another prestigious super car to the game\'s ever growing roster. Thanks to this free content update and all the hard work from Fishlabs, players can now race across five different tracks in the Porsche 911 Turbo. For over 40 years the Porsche 911 Turbo series have continuously set benchmarks for design as well as high-end performance in sports car engineering. That being said, Sports Car Challenge 2 features the latest iteration of the car from 2013. The Porsche 911 Turbo comes packed with 520 horsepower, a six cylinder engine, and accelerates from zero to 60 MPH in just 3.2 seconds. If that isn\'t enough, the car tops out just shy of 200 MPH. Don\'t like the 911 Turbo and prefer a different car? Sports Car Challenge 2 also comes with various modes from Lamborghini, Audi, Bugatti, Bugatti, and more. Interested? Sports Car Challenge 2 is available to download for free on the App Store by clicking here and best of all there\'s no in-app purchases.