RIDE 6 news & patch notes

The RIDE 6 - One-of-a-kind Pack includes:

• Ducati Panigale V4 Tricolore (2025)

• Aprilia RSV4 X ex3ma (2025)

• Ducati Panigale V2 Superquadro Final Edition (2025)

• MV Agusta F3 Competizione (2025)

• MV Agusta LXP Orioli (2024)

• Track: Autódromo Internacional de Termas de Río Hondo

• A new Career area

Unlock a new area in your Career and ride five collector's motorcycles on the circuit that hosted the last Argentine MotoGP Grand Prix, the Autódromo Internacional de Termas de Río Hondo. The Ducati Panigale V4 Tricolore, a celebration of the historic model, comes in 1,000 examples and features a dedicated livery, Brembo T-Drive brakes and extensive use of carbon fiber. Even more exclusive, the Aprilia RSV4 X ex3ma is limited to just 30 units and is the first customer-available bike to introduce true ground-effect aerodynamics. Produced in 300 and 500 numbered examples respectively, the MV Agusta F3 Competizione and the LXP Orioli bring craftsmanship and premium components to both on- and off-road riding, while the Ducati Panigale V2 Superquadro Final Edition, limited to 555 units, pays tribute to the iconic twin-cylinder engine.

This DLC is included in RIDE 6 - Season Pass Vol. 1

• Added a new icon that indicates which bikes you already own in dealerships and in other bikes selection menus

• Improved bike feeling with Off-track aid active

• Added SHOEI helmets

• Added welcome message

• Aggregated various notifications in the notification center

• Changed Handguards on some Enduro presets

• Minor fixes

The #RIDE6 June Online Challenges is now live in-game.

Are you ready to take on the next set of missions?

• Reworked countdown animation

• Updated logos in Editors

• Minor fixes

The RIDE 6 - Iconic Naked Bikes Pack includes:

- Yamaha MT-10 SP (2024)

- BMW M 1000 R (2023)

- Ducati Monster Plus (2024)

- MV Agusta Rush 1000 (2021)

- Vyrus Alyen (2020)

- A new Career area

Raw power and uncompromising design come together in some of the most iconic naked bikes. Like the hyper naked Yamaha MT-10 SP that, with its 998 cc CP4 engine and advanced electronics, allows precise control over traction, slide and wheelie. Or the futuristic Vyrus Alyen, built with a composite frame and limited to just 20 units.

On a more extreme note is the BMW M 1000 R with its 210 hp four-cylinder engine, while the Ducati Monster Plus, powered by the Testastretta, and the MV Agusta Rush 1000, with its engine derived from the Brutale capable of nearly 300 km/h, strike a perfect balance between agility and raw power.

These bikes are ready to define a new area in your RIDE 6 Career. Will you handle them?

This DLC is included in RIDE 6 - Season Pass Vol. 1

Welcome back, riders!

We hope you're having a blast at RIDE Fest. While you're still riding and discovering everything about motorcycle culture, we have one more surprise for you.

Starting from today, each month you will be able to access online challenges through the widget available in the main menu. The widget will also help you check your missions progress. Once there, you will be able to discover and access both monthly and weekly challenges.

Monthly challenges, as the name suggests, are missions and activities which will invite you to test your abilities within a dedicated month. Each challenge will have a specific track and bike to use, and a designated objective to achieve in order to complete it.

Your times will be recorded on a dedicated leaderboard, where you can compare your results with those of players from all over the world. At the end of the month, the best players will receive exclusive rewards.

Weekly challenges, on the other hand, will encourage you to take the most different actions, such as changing the setup of your bike, using the photo mode for breathtaking shots, defeating an opponent’s ghost, and much more.

Both types of challenges will give you challenge points for completing them. At the end of the month, you will be able to redeem rewards based on the number of points you have accumulated. You can always check your progress at any time in the lower-left corner of the online challenges menu. The more points you collect, the more rewards you can claim.

But that’s not all! The best riders on the leaderboard will receive additional prizes based on their performance.

From accessories to discounts at the in-game dealership, and even up to an exclusive bike, which is only possible to add to your roster by achieving the best lap times each month.

The first set of challenges is already available. What are you waiting for? Start racing and push yourself to the limit!

• Added NVIDIA DLSS support

• Added Notification Center in the main menu

• Added font scaling feature for improved accessibility

• Fixed and improved Game UI

• Added asynchronous multiplayer

• Integrated online replication improvements

• Fixed friends' Epic Games accounts visibility in online lobbies

• Fixed track limits on Laguna Seca

• Fixed 3rd-person camera rotation in Split-Screen mode

• Improved integrated online replication for an overall better online experience

Hotfix - 06/05/2026

• Set up of the Online Challenges

• Minor Fixes

Hotfix - 11/05/2026

• Improved online collisions at low latency

• Fixed a bug with notification center and dealership

Hotfix - 18/05/2026

• Resolved problem with online collisions

• Added local split-screen

• Improved maximum speed in Arcade Experience

• Fixed a bug that hid AI difficulty option in the Game Experience page after a superpole

• Fixed countdown not showing in particular situations

• Podium cutscene after the last race in a Championship now reflects the Championships standings

• Reward page is now showing correctly even with one reward

• Fixed Unlocked Area animation while in Downloadable Contents map

• Fixed status of locked events in Downloadable Contents map

• Fixed a bug that made bikes disappear after bike configuration

• Fixed indicators on KTM 690 SMC R 

• Corrected PP graphics while applying upgrades on Honda CBR 600RR HRC - 2021 

• Improved helmet screenshots in the selector

• Improved tyre fit on offroad bikes' rims

• Improved sky reflections in rainy dawn

• Fixed Nevada kart last corner name and minimap

• Corrected Dawn time in online Track voting

• Champions' bikes are no longer hidden by red gradient

• Fixed Ride ID showing unlocked Bridgestone Riding School Mugello Masterclass while being actually locked

• Added an alert in Game experience with One Hand option active

• Fixed pit entrance in Mugello Short course

The RIDE 6 - Made in Japan Bikes Pack contains:

• Honda CBR 600 RR RM (2025)

• Yamaha YZF-R1M (2024)

The CBR 600 RR RM (Racing Modified) is a lightweight supersport, designed for peak track performance and with a razor-sharp ride. While the YZF-R1M is Yamaha’s ultimate superbike: MotoGP™-inspired, packed with cutting-edge electronics and ready to dominate any circuit. Are you ready to leave your mark on the asphalt?

This DLC is not included in any Season Pass.

The RIDE 6 - Made in Italy Bikes Pack contains:

• Ducati Panigale V4 S EM (2025)

• Aprilia RSV4 Factory E5 (2024)

The Panigale V4 S EM is Ducati’s top-tier supersport. Lighter, sharper, and more aggressive than ever. The RSV4 Factory E5 combines Aprilia’s racing pedigree with advanced aerodynamics and top-level electronics. Enjoy the finest blend of Italian design, racing technology, and raw emotions.

This DLC is not included in any Season Pass.

This DLC includes:

• Aprilia RS 457 Trofeo (2024)

• Honda CBR 600RR HRC (2021)

• Suzuki TL 1000 R - Racing Modified (1998)

• Triumph Trident 660 (2024)

• Husqvarna FS 450 (2024)

• Track: White Pine - Kart

• A new Career area

Some motorcycles mark your entry onto the track and become key points from which to begin your run. You feel it as soon as you get on the lightweight Aprilia RS 457 Trofeo, designed for its namesake one-make trophy and built not just for speed, but for real competition. On the Husqvarna FS 450 you put your reflexes to the test through tight corners, while the three-cylinder Triumph Trident 660 gives you balance and handling. And if the Suzuki TL 1000 R Racing Modified with its V-Twin engine feels raw and powerful, the supersport Honda CBR 600RR HRC guides you precisely from kerb to kerb. Turn the tarmac into a true track experience at the White Pine - Kart circuit and unlock a new Area in your RIDE 6 Career!

This DLC is included in RIDE 6 - Season Pass Vol. 1

• Reworked the in-race HUD

• Added a description for setting the HUD Ghost Info

• Fixed the track limits at Almeria Turn 11.

• Time trial fixes:

  • Increased time trial track limits

  • Fixed bug in the time trial that uploaded times made after a restart

  • Fixed incorrect respawn in time trial that occurred when players cut a corner, returned to the pits and fell during the new lap

• Fixed a respawn point in the Alps that caused players to fall off the map

• Removed the possibility of leaving the track and falling off the map in Le Mans

• Fixed the automatic steering on some tracks, which prevented players from entering the pits with the aid active

• Fixed bug in the Riding School which uploaded invalid timing

• Fixed AI on Turn 7 in Nevada

• Removed a visible cut in the mountain background on Ilster GP

• Fixed bug where the left side of the controller was not properly assigned when one hand controls get disabled

• Bikes fixes:

  • Fixed MV Agusta F4 750 broken vertices when mounting Arrow exhausts

  • Improved rider position on Ducati Panigale V4 R – Endurance Modified – 2019

  • Fixed hand position and frontlight on KTM 890 Adventure R Rally Special Edition – 2024

  • Added Ducati Panigale V4 S – 2025 “Engine” category in custom parts

  • Fixed leaderboard upload with KTM 1290 Adventure R – 2024

  • Fixed info for Ducati V4-SP – 2021

• Fixed bike dealership rotation after buying a bike

• Filter labels in UGC browser are now more visible

• Fixed the info text about ideal trajectory

• Improved skid marks size

• Other minor fixes

• PC version only: Temporarily removed adaptive triggers on DualSense controllers.

• Fixed an issue in the KTM Career themed area, where the wrong bikes were selected during some races.

• Changed the collision preset in lobby creation: they are now set off by default.

• Fixed crashes in championship leaderboards.

• Fixed bikes and parts:

  • Ducati DesertX Rally (2024): fixed steering damper animation.

  • Yamaha Tenere 700 World Rally Edition (2023): fixed cables and steering damper.

  • STM: corrected clutch price.

• Fixed an issue where the Career map was visible in the livery editor.

• Fixed an issue on the Epic Games Store version where a Lorem Ipsum dialog was displayed.

• Fixed bike rotation issue after purchasing a motorcycle in the used bikes dealership.

• Updated Bridgestone video preview images.

• Updated Hickman cutscene.

• Minor fixes.

• NOTE: The used bikes rotation that started on February 23 features the same selection as the previous one. This was done to allow new players to experience the same initial starting lineup. Once this rotation ends, the used bike catalog will update as usual.

• Suzuki GSX-R 1000 (2024)

• MV Agusta Superveloce 800 (2024)

• Suzuki GSX-R 1000 K5 (2005)

Three unique bikes. One iconic pack. Lead the pack with the 2024 Suzuki GSX-R 1000, a modern-day superbike built to dominate both road and track. Add a touch of retro flair with the MV Agusta Superveloce 800, mixing old-school look and modern performances. And relive a piece of history with the GSX-R 1000 K5 (2005), loved for its raw power and perfect balance, and still a fan favorite.

This DLC is included in RIDE 6 - Season Pass Vol. 1

Want to expand your garage even faster? The RIDE 6 - Credits Multiplier increases the number of credits earned at the end of every race: use them to buy more bikes, components and customizations, and shape your own riding experience, quicker than ever.

This DLC is not included in any Season Pass.

Shift your RIDE 6 expierence into an higher gear!

Don't miss the Season Pass Vol. 1 and, once available, you will get:

33 iconic bikes;

3 additional tracks;

6 extra Careers areas, full of events, challanges and rewards.

Here we are, riders! RIDE 6 is finally available in Early Access for those who have pre-ordered the Ultimate Edition, and it will be available worldwide on 12 February.

RIDE Fest welcomes you to the ultimate motorcycle celebration. You will live your passion to the fullest thanks to the renewed Career mode, which includes numerous themed areas dedicated to the entire two-wheel universe. But there’s more: ten legendary champions including Troy Bayliss, Tyler O'Hara and Niccolò Canepa, are ready to test your limits and push you to claim your place among the legends.

Furthermore, RIDE 6 features the biggest bike roster ever, with seven categories to choose from (sportsbike, naked, scooter, endurance sportsbike and the new maxi enduro and bagger), comprehensive of the main manufactures from all over the world. Speaking of global, the many tracks available – both real and fictional – will take you everywhere, from the spectacular scenery of Kapadokya to the heights of Mount Gunma in Japan and the historic Daytona International Speedway.

A great festival needs great music, and since we've already been joined by multiple riding legends, we asked a music legend to create the right mood. Carl Cox, one of the most important DJs in the industry, has composed the flagship track of the game and curated a three-hour playlist to listen to while racing.

The surprises aren't done yet! Soon, Monthly Challenges will begin. Each month, themed trials and challenges will put your skills to the test, and by completing them you will receive incredible and exclusive rewards.

RIDE Fest has just started. Grab your bike and join the celebration!

Welcome back, riders!

Let’s take a look at the full RIDE 6 DLC plan. You can purchase each expansion separately or find them in the two Season Passes. If you want to know more about the different editions available, follow the link HERE.

Check out the roadmaps for the two Season Passes, which will take your motorcycle experience to the next level.

Each DLC will expand your bike roster even further and add a thematic area to the RIDE Fest Career mode. Many DLCs will also add new fictional and real-life tracks that will challenge you on various types of terrain and legendary tarmac, such as the Brno and the Autódromo Internacional de Termas de Río Hondo circuits.

Are you ready to embark on a new journey? The 12th of February is just around the corner!

Here we are, riders!

In this new video, we are going to take you to the heart of the motorcycle celebrations with the new Career mode. Welcome to RIDE Fest!

RIDE Fest is more than just a career mode; it's where new legends are born. Through a series of challenging races, be immersed in a motorcycle festival, the perfect place to show who you are as a rider and leave your mark.

For the first time ever, you will be able to customise your journey by picking the events that suit you best, creating a unique path to glory. From the RIDE Fest paddock, you can access themed areas where you will dive deep into the two-wheel universe. Each area is dedicated to a specific bike category or riding technique, and once you're there, you'll have to prove your worth to progress and unlock exclusive rewards. With so many bikes to choose from, you'll be able to try out new styles and test your skills on all kinds of tracks and different terrain conditions.

To move forward, you will need to collect Fame Points by completing various events. This will allow you to unlock new areas, discover new challenges, and take on some of the greatest motorcycling legends.

In RIDE 6, you will meet ten of the most important champions in history. You will get to go head-to-head with the riding elite in challenges that will put your skills to the test. Whatever your strength - speed, endurance, control, or precision - you'll be tested by champions like Casey Stoner, Guy Martin, Ian Hutchinson, Skyler Howes, and many more.

Beating these legends won’t just make you earn their respect, you will also receive their full racing gear and bikes, which will bring you one step closer to achieving the ultimate goal of joining them in the racing pantheon.

Thanks to the dealerships, you can create the garage of your dreams by choosing from a great variety of new and old bikes; and with the editors, you can tune and perfect your bikes to show off your style in front of the entire RIDE Fest crowd.

Hey, riders! With its biggest roster in the franchise's history and a wide range of tracks set all over the world, RIDE 6 is set to be the most complete motorcycle experience ever.

We know you can’t wait to see all the bikes that will be available on Day One, so here’s the complete list:

• Ducati-Panigale V4 S - Endurance Modified (2025)

• KTM-RC 390 - Racing Modified (2023)

• KTM-1290 Super Adventure R (2024)

• KTM-990 RC R (2025)

• KTM-990 RC R - Racing Modified (2025)

• Aprilia-RS 250 (2001)

• Aprilia-RSV 1000 R (2003)

• Aprilia-RSV Mille Tuono (2004)

• Aprilia-RSV4 R (2010)

• Aprilia-RSV4 RF (2018)

• Aprilia-RSV4 Factory 1100 (2019)

• Aprilia-RSV4 RF - Racing Modified (2018)

• Aprilia-Tuono V4 1100 Factory (2019)

• Aprilia-RS 250 - Racing Modified (2001)

• Aprilia-RSV 1000 R - Racing Modified (2003)

• Aprilia-RS 660 (2021-2024)

• Aprilia-RS 660 - Racing Modified (2021)

• Aprilia-RSV4 Factory E5 - Endurance Modified (2021)

• Aprilia-RSV4 Factory E5 - Racing Modified (2021)

• Aprilia-Tuono 660 (2021-2024)

• Aprilia-Tuono V4 Factory E5 - Racing Modified (2021)

• Aprilia-RSV4-X trenta (2022)

• Aprilia-RS 457 (2024)

• Aprilia-Tuareg Rally 660 (2023)

• Aprilia-RS 457 RIDE Fest Edition (2024)

• Bimota-Tesi H2 (2021)

• Bimota-KB998 Rimini (2025)

• BMW-HP2 Sport Motorsport Special Edition (2010)

• BMW-R 1250 R (2019)

• BMW-S 1000 RR (2020)

• BMW-S 1000 RR - Racing Modified (2020)

• BMW-M 1000 RR (2020)

• BMW-S 1000 R (2024)

• BMW-S 1000 R - Racing Modified (2021)

• BMW-S 1000 RR (2008)

• BMW-S 1000 RR (2015)

• BMW-BMW M 1000 RR Peter Hickman Edition (2025)

• BMW-S 1000 RR - Racing Modified (2015)

• BMW-R 1300 GS (2024)

• BMW -S 1000 RR - Endurance Modified (2020)

• BMW -M 1000 RR - Endurance Modified (2021)

• BMW -M 1000 RR - Racing Modified (2021)

• BMW -M 1000 RR (2023)

• BMW -M 1000 RR - Racing Modified (2023)

• BMW -M 1000 RR - Endurance Modified RIDE Fest Edition (2021)

• Ducati-Ducati 1098 R Troy Bayliss Edition (2008)

• Ducati-1098R (2008)

• Ducati-1098R - Racing Modified (2008)

• Ducati-Panigale V4 (2018)

• Ducati-1098R - Endurance Modified (2008)

• Ducati-1299 Panigale S (2017)

• Ducati-1299 Panigale S - Racing Modified (2017)

• Ducati-Panigale V4 R (2019)

• Ducati-Panigale V4 R - Racing Modified (2019)

• Ducati-Panigale V4 R - Endurance Modified (2019)

• Ducati-999R - Racing Modified (2006)

• Ducati-998R - Racing Modified (2002)

• Ducati-748 (1998)

• Ducati-998R (2002)

• Ducati-999R (2006)

• Ducati-Desmosedici RR (2006)

• Ducati-Desmosedici RR Casey Stoner Edition (2006)

• Ducati-Monster 1200 S (2020)

• Ducati-Monster 1200 S - Racing Modified (2020)

• Ducati-1299 Superleggera (2017)

• Ducati-888 SP5 (1993)

• Ducati-916 (1994)

• Ducati-Monster 900 (1993)

• Ducati-888 SP5 - Racing Modified (1993)

• Ducati-Superleggera V4 (2021)

• Ducati-V4 S Naked (2024)

• Ducati-V4 S Naked - Racing Modified (2021)

• Ducati-V4 SP (2021)

• Ducati-Hypermotard 698 Mono (2024)

• Ducati-Panigale V4 S (2025)

• Ducati-Multistrada V4 Rally (2024)

• Ducati-DesertX Rally (2024)

• Honda-VFR750R RC30 (1988)

• Honda-CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade SP (2024)

• Honda-CBR 600 RR - Racing Modified (2024)

• Honda-CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade SP Ian Hutchinson Edition (2022)

• Honda-CRF 450 R SMT Thomas Chareyre Edition (2024)

• Honda-CRF1100L Africa Twin ES Skyler Howes Edition (2024)

• Honda-Honda CBR 1000RR Fireblade James Toseland Edition (2008)

• Honda-CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade SP (2022)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade (2008)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade - Racing Modified (2008)

• Honda-CBR 600RR (2005)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade - Endurance Modified (2008)

• Honda-CBR 600RR (2018)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade - Racing Modified (2005)

• Honda-CBR900RR Fireblade (1992)

• Honda-CBR 600RR - Racing Modified (2005)

• Honda-CBR 600RR - Racing Modified (2018)

• Honda-NR750 (1992)

• Honda-NS 400R (1985)

• Honda-NS 400R - Racing Modified (1985)

• Honda-NSR 250R (1995)

• Honda-RC 213 V-S (2015)

• Honda-RVF750 RC45 (1994)

• Honda-VTR1000 SP1 (2001)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade SP - Endurance Modified (2019)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade SP - Racing Modified (2019)

• Honda-VFR750R RC30 - Racing Modified (1988)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade SP (2019)

• Honda-VTR1000 SP1 - Racing Modified (2001)

• Honda-VTR1000 SP1 - Endurance Modified (2001)

• Honda-NSR 250R - Racing Modified (1995)

• Honda-VFR750R RC30 - Endurance Modified (1988)

• Honda-CB 1300 (2003)

• Honda-CB 1300 - Racing Modified (2003)

• Honda-CB1000R Black Edition (2021)

• Honda-CB1000R - Racing Modified (2021)

• Honda-CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade SP - Endurance Modified (2022)

• Honda-CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade SP - Racing Modified (2022)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR Fireblade - Endurance Modified (2005)

• Honda-CBR 600RR HRC - Racing Modified (2021)

• Honda-X-ADV (2024)

• Honda-CBR600RR (2024) - Pre-order bonus

• Honda-CRF1100L Africa Twin ES (2024)

• Honda-CRF 450R SMT (2024)

• Honda-CBR 1000RR - Fireblade RIDE Fest Edition (2008)

• Indian-Challenger RR Tyler O'Hara Edition (2022)

• Indian-Challenger RR (2022)

• Indian-FTR X 100% R Carbon (2024)

• Indian-FTR X 100% R Carbon - Racing Modified (2024)

• Indian-Challenger RR - Racing Modified (2022)

• Italjet-Dragster 300 (2024)

• Italjet-Dragster 300 - Racing Modified (2024)

• Italjet-Dragster 700 Twin (2024)

• Kawasaki-KZ1000R (1982)

• Kawasaki-KZ1000R - Racing Modified (1982)

• Kawasaki-GPZ 900R Ninja (1989)

• Kawasaki-ZXR750 (1989)

• Kawasaki-ZXR750 - Endurance Modified (1989)

• Kawasaki-Zephyr 1100 - Racing Modified (1992)

• Kawasaki -Zephyr 1100 (1992)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-7RR (1996)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-7RR - Endurance Modified (1996)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-7RR - Racing Modified (1996)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-6R (2005)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-6R - Racing Modified (2005)

• Kawasaki-ZRX1200 R - Racing Modified (2006)

• Kawasaki-Z 1000 (2006)

• Kawasaki-ZRX1200 R (2006)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-10R - Endurance Modified (2008)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-10R (2008)

• Kawasaki-Z1000 (2014)

• Kawasaki-Z1000 - Racing Modified (2014)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-10RR - Endurance Modified (2019)

• Kawasaki -Ninja ZX-10RR (2019)

• Kawasaki -Ninja ZX-10RR - Racing Modified (2019)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-10RR (2021)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-10RR - Endurance Modified (2021)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-10RR - Racing Modified (2021)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-4RR (2024)

• Kawasaki-ZZR 1400 (2020)

• Kawasaki-ZZR 1400 - Racing Modified (2020)

• Kawasaki-Ninja H2 (2020)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-6R 636 (2020)

• Kawasaki-Ninja ZX-6R 636 - Racing Modified (2020)

• Kawasaki-Ninja H2R (2021)

• Kawasaki-Z H2 (2021)

• Kawasaki-Z900 (2024)

• KTM-1190 RC8R (2014)

• KTM-1190 RC8R - Racing Modified (2014)

• KTM-1290 Super Duke R (2021)

• KTM-1290 Super Duke R - Racing Modified (2021)

• KTM-RC 390 (2023)

• KTM-RC 8C (2023)

• KTM-890 Adventure R Rally Special Edition (2024)

• KTM-690 SMC R (2026)

• KTM-890 Duke R (2024)

• KTM-450 SMR (2025)

• Mondial-Piega (2001)

• Moto Guzzi-MGS-01 CORSA (2004)

• MV Agusta-F4 RR 312 1078 (2009)

• MV Agusta-Rush 1000 (2024)

• MV Agusta-Brutale 1090 RR (2018)

• MV Agusta-Brutale 1000 Serie Oro (2019)

• MV Agusta-F3 675 (2019)

• MV Agusta-F4 Tamburini (2006)

• MV Agusta-F4 Mamba (2006)

• MV Agusta-F4 1000S - Racing Modified (2006)

• MV Agusta-F4 1000S (2006)

• MV Agusta-F4 750 (1998)

• MV Agusta-F4 (2019)

• MV Agusta-F4 - Racing Modified (2019)

• MV Agusta-F4 - Endurance Modified (2019)

• MV Agusta-Rivale 800cc (2016)

• MV Agusta-F3 675 - Racing Modified (2019)

• MV Agusta-F4 RR (2019)

• MV Agusta-Brutale 1090 RR - Racing Modified (2018)

• MV Agusta-RVS #1 (2018)

• MV Agusta-Brutale 1000 RR (2024)

• MV Agusta-Brutale 1000 RR - Racing Modified (2024)

• MV Agusta-F3 800 RR (2024)

• MV Agusta-Superveloce 1000 Serie Oro (2023)

• Norton-V4SV (2021)

• Paton-S1-R Lightweight Race Edition (2019)

• Suter-500 mmx (2017)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 1000 - Racing Modified (2007)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 600 (2017)

• Suzuki-GSX1100S Katana (1981)

• Suzuki-RGV 250 - Racing Modified (1991)

• Suzuki-GSX1100S Katana - Racing Modified (1981)

• Suzuki-GSX-S 750 ABS (2023)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 1000 (2007)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 1000 - Endurance Modified (2007)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 750 (1985)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 750 SRAD (1998)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 750RR LE (1989)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 750 SRAD - Racing Modified (1998)

• Suzuki-Katana (2019)

• Suzuki-RG 500 (1987)

• Suzuki-RGV 250 (1991)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 600 (2005)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 600 - Racing Modified (2005)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 600 - Racing Modified (2017)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 750 - Endurance Modified (1985)

• Suzuki-GSX-S 1000 ABS (2018)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 1000R - Endurance Modified (2020)

• Suzuki-GSX-R 750 - Racing Modified (1985)

• Suzuki-RG 500 - Racing - Racing Modified (1987)

• Suzuki-Katana - Racing Modified (2019)

• Suzuki-GSX-S 1000 - Racing Modified (2021)

• Suzuki-GSX-S 1000 ABS (2021)

• Suzuki-Hayabusa (2024)

• Suzuki-Hayabusa - Racing Modified (2021)

• Suzuki -GSX-8R (2024)

• Suzuki -Turbo Martek 590 Guy Martin Edition (2014)

• Suzuki -GSX-R 1000R (2024)

• Suzuki -GSX-R 1000R - Racing Modified (2020)

• Suzuki -TL 1000 R (1998)

• TM-SMX Supermotard Competizione RIDE Fest Edition (2024)

• TM MOTO-SMX Supermotard Competizione (2024)

• Triumph-Tiger 900 Rally Pro (2023)

• Triumph-Daytona 675R (2017)

• Triumph-Daytona 765 Moto2 (2020)

• Triumph-Daytona 675R - Racing Modified (2017)

• Triumph-Speed Triple 955i (2004)

• Triumph-Speed Triple RS (2020)

• Triumph-Speed Triple (2005)

• Triumph-Street Triple RS (2020)

• Triumph-Speed Triple 1200 RS (2024)

• Triumph-Speed Triple 1200 RS - Racing Modified (2021)

• Triumph-Speed Triple 1200 RR (2022)

• Triumph-Daytona 675R RIDE Fest Edition (2017)

• Vyrus-986 M2 Stradale (2017)

• Vyrus-986 M2 (2017)

• Yamaha-RD 500LC (1985)

• Yamaha-RD 500LC - Racing Modified (1985)

• Yamaha-FZ 750 (1986)

• Yamaha-FZR 750 R OW 01 (1989)

• Yamaha-FZR 750 R OW 01 - Endurance Modified (1989)

• Yamaha-FZR 750 R OW 01 - Racing Modified (1989)

• Yamaha-TZR 250 R (1994)

• Yamaha-TZR 250 R - Racing Modified (1994)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 (1998)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 - Racing Modified (1998)

• Yamaha-YZF-R7 (1998)

• Yamaha-YZF-R7 - Endurance Modified (1998)

• Yamaha-YZF-R7 - Racing Modified (1998)

• Yamaha-YZF-R6 (2002)

• Yamaha-YZF-R6 - Racing Modified (2002)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 - Racing Modified (2008)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 - Endurance Modified (2008)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 (2008)

• Yamaha-FZ -1 N (2009)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 - Endurance Modified (2014)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 (2014)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1M - Racing Modified (2019)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1M - Endurance Modified (2019)

• Yamaha-YZF-R6 (2019)

• Yamaha-YZF-R6 - Racing Modified (2019)

• Yamaha-MT10 ABS (2020)

• Yamaha-MT10 ABS - Racing Modified (2020)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1M - Endurance Modified (2020)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1M - Racing Modified (2020)

• Yamaha-MT09 (2021)

• Yamaha-Ténéré 700 World Rally - RIDE Fest Edition (2023)

• Yamaha-Ténéré 700 World Rally Edition (2023)

• Yamaha-Yamaha R1M Niccolò Canepa Edition (2024)

• Yamaha-R7 - Endurance Modified (2024)

• Yamaha-XSR 900 GP (2024)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1M (2024)

• Yamaha-YZF-R1 (2024)

• Yamaha-MT07 (2024)

• Yamaha-YZF-R7 (2024)

But that’s not all – you will also be able to take your bikes on an unforgettable journey across continents, thanks to the vast selection of real and fictional tracks available. Here’s the full list of tracks included on Day One:

• Circuito de Almeria (Spain)

• Autopolis (Japan)

• Blue Wave Arena (USA)

• Blue Wave Circuit (USA)

• Blue Wave Enduro (USA)

• Brands Hatch Circuit (UK)

• Cadwell Park Circuit (UK)

• Canadian Tyre Motorsport Park (Canada)

• Kapadokya Rally (Turkey)

• Daytona International Speedway (USA)

• Donnington Park (UK)

• French Riviera (France)

• Fuji International Speedway (Japan)

• Gunma Mountain (Japan)

• Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari Imola (Italy)

• Kanto Temples (Japan)

• Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit (South Africa)

• WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca (USA)

• 24 Heures du Mans Bugatti Circuit (France)

• Circuit De Nevers Magny-Cours (France)

• Autodromo Nazionale Di Monza (Italy)

• Mugello (Italy)

• Nevada (USA)

• Nürburgring Nordschleife (Germany)

• Nürburgring GP-Strecke (Germany)

• North West 200 (Northen Irland)

• Okayama International Circuit (Japan)

• Autódromo Internacional Algarve (Portugal)

• Red Bull Ring - Spielberg (Austria)

• Road America (USA)

• Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta (USA)

• Southern 100 (UK)

• Stelvio (Italy)

• Parco Enduro delle Alpi (Italy)

• Sportsland SUGO (Japan)

• Suzuka (Japan)

• Ulster GP (Northen Irland)

• Circuit Ricardo Tormo (Spain)

• Autodromo di Vallelunga (Italy)

Have you already decided what your first race in RIDE 6 will be?

Although there's still some time before the game is released, you will soon find out more about the new career mode.

Stay tuned so you don't miss any updates!

Welcome back, riders!

After the thrilling announcement, it's time to show you some of the new features in this exclusive RIDE 6 gameplay deep dive. Let’s find out all about it below:

RIDE 6 is a celebration of motorcycle culture where you will be able to show your passion thanks to the biggest bike roster ever.

Whether you like racing on asphalt or off-road, you'll be able to express your style thanks to a wide range of bike categories, including the new maxi enduro and baggers.

The new RIDE instalment will also allow you to fully customise your game experience thanks to the two available physics systems.

The Arcade experience is perfect if you're a bike lover who wants to live your passion without thinking too much about technicalities. If, however, you are looking for pure simulation and want to recreate the feeling of riding your bike in the virtual world, the Pro experience is the choice for you.

You can still adjust the difficulty of many parameters based on your skills to create tailor-made gameplay sessions. In RIDE 6, it's not just the gameplay that can be customised.

In fact, the revised weather, daytime and lighting conditions system will allow you to create the perfect race.

Whether you want to ride in sunshine, heavy rain or in mixed conditions, you'll be able to configure the settings to your liking.

You can also adjust the lighting conditions, so you can race in full daylight, at night, or during breathtaking dawns and sunsets.

For over ten years and across five chapters, the RIDE franchise has been a place where your passion for two wheels is represented down to the finest detail, blending video games and reality like never before.

Join RIDE Fest, the new career mode. You will become part of a true motorcycle festival, where you will live and breathe two-wheel culture. For the first time, you can choose your own path, unlocking events and rewards as you progress.

**Not available on Day One