It seems that the taps have been turned off on new content for Forza Motorsport. If that is to be the case, the final addition to the game was a very welcome one, with Fujimi Kaido returning to the game in May 2025 to celebrate 20 years of the franchise.
The fan-favourite circuit, set in and around the mountain town of Hakone, Japan, winds up and down serpentine roads for over 10 miles, and in its day was a go-to for virtual drifters as well as those simply looking to test a car's handling to the limits. If we're being really hopeful, could we see Fujimi Kaido make an appearance as part of the map for Forza Horizon 6?
Forza Motorsport - Fujimi Kaido
Fujimi Kaido brings the total number of locations in the game to 30, which looks set to be the game's final track count. The bulk of that figure is made up of real-world circuits, ranging from the iconic Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, a debut for South Africa’s Kyalami Circuit and a wide variety of American tracks, including new-to-Forza Mid-Ohio.
More highlights include the home of the Le Mans 24 Hours, the Circuit de la Sarthe, as well as Japan’s home of motorsport, Suzuka Circuit. Brits can get excited to head to a remodelled Silverstone, too.
Series staple Maple Valley Speedway was the headline fictional circuit until Fujimi's triumphant return, and is joined by three new locations – Eaglerock Speedway, Grand Oak Raceway and Hakone Circuit – plus another fan favourite from past games, Sunset Peninsula.
Every track in the game supports Forza Motorsport’s dynamic weather and day/night cycles, allowing you to create some pretty spectacular races.
