Automobilista 2: Brazilian Racing Legends Pack

The Brazilian Racing Legends Pack DLC for Automobilista 2 was developed and published by Reiza Studios and released on December 30, 2022. It arrived as a specialist historical pack aimed at celebrating Brazil’s motorsport champions by adding a selection of iconic Grand Prix machinery driven to world titles and memorable victories by Brazilian drivers. The release fit Reiza’s ongoing content strategy of delivering era-focused packs that appeal to fans of classic single-seater racing.

The DLC includes highly detailed recreations of several famous Grand Prix cars associated with Brazilian success, such as the Brabham BT49, Brabham BT52, Lotus 98T, and a trio of Ayrton Senna’s McLaren machines represented by the MP4/4, MP4/5B, and MP4/6. Vehicles were modelled to reflect the period-specific aerodynamics, engine characteristics, and cockpit layouts, and were integrated with Automobilista 2’s physics, audio, and event systems to provide authentic historic single-seater driving experiences across both time-trial and full-race formats.

Promotion for the Brazilian Racing Legends Pack was conducted through Reiza’s standard channels, including Steam store announcements, developer update posts, preview videos, and community forum communications. The studio highlighted the pack’s focus on championship-winning cars and historical significance, using screenshots and developer commentary to showcase the cars’ visual fidelity and the nostalgia value for fans of classic Formula 1 eras. Community discussion and sim-racing coverage amplified awareness among enthusiasts interested in historic Grand Prix content.

Reception from the Automobilista 2 community was broadly positive, with players praising the selection of cars, the attention to period detail, and the way the pack captured the feel of turbo and V12 eras. Enthusiasts of historic F1 appreciated being able to drive well-known Brazilian-associated machines in a modern simulation environment, while feedback called for ongoing refinements to setups and additional liveries. Overall the pack was seen as a welcome, well-executed tribute to Brazil’s motorsport heritage.