CLEAN DIRTY RACING / GAME GUIDE
Release History
What’s new in Clean Dirty Racing 1.8 and 1.9: Nano Nightfall, Sieber DB, Open Rooms, Serra Alta, Wreckers Bay and a new opening race. Explore the 1.9 update.
1.9 — New horizons. Your first chase.
Two new circuits and a new way to start racing. The 1.9 update introduces Serra Alta, Wreckers Bay and a final-lap introduction for first-time players.
Serra Alta and Wreckers Bay
Climb into the Portuguese highlands at Serra Alta: an uphill opening, summit section and descending return. Race along the Australian coast at Wreckers Bay. These two additions bring the 1.9 catalog to nine circuits, alongside seven cars and six racing classes. Both circuits require Full Access for normal sessions.
Your first race, already in motion
First-time players join the final lap at Wreckers Bay, learn the controls and chase the cars ahead. Pause at any time to restart or skip. The introductory race is available before purchasing Full Access. Regular Wreckers Bay sessions require Full Access.
Racing together in 1.9
Online racing requires compatible 1.9 clients and rooms. The Vesper GT3 and Formula Starter, practice, race weekends and multiplayer at Gravelines remain free.
1.8 — The Nano & Sieber DB update
The Nano & Sieber DB update brought two new cars, a new Arden interior, the post-race Open Rooms car park and a fresh look for the circuits.
Nano Nightfall
A hybrid supercar with battery boost, an active rear wing and its own cockpit. Choose left- or right-hand drive. Included with Full Access.
Sieber DB and Arden GT3
Sieber DB is a rear-wheel-drive eighties coupé, included with Full Access. Arden GT3 gained a dedicated racing interior with live instruments.
Stay for the next race
After an Open Rooms race, meet in the car park, vote for the next circuit and prepare cars, tyres and fuel. If everyone votes to skip the wait, the next session starts sooner. You can also vote to skip practice or qualifying from the pause menu.
Light, surface and session improvements
Golden-hour skies across the circuits, evening shade on Haussmann’s streets and facades, smoother tarmac and softer glare on wet roads. Multiplayer improvements cover session flow, joining and race results.
More ways to make the race yours
Browse scheduled official series in Daily Races or create a livery in Studio with layers, lettering, shapes and paint finishes. Teams, Showcase and Leagues use an optional Online Driver License verified through Game Center. Solo play does not require enrollment.
1.7 — Earlier garage additions
Arden GT3 and Sieber H1 Cup joined Vesper GT3, Formula Starter and Formula Elite. The two GT3 cars share one racing class.