- Racing Master has its global launch confirmed for May 8, 2026 on Android and iOS.
- The game is developed by NetEase Games in collaboration with EA's Codemasters.
- Features 100+ licensed cars from top brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini.
After a long wait, Racing Master, the racing title from NetEase Games, has officially confirmed its global launch for May 8, 2026. The game developed by Codemasters will finally go live for players worldwide after years of testing and regional launches.
First announced back in 2021, Racing Master has had a long road to release. From multiple closed beta tests across regions like China, the US, and Canada, to a Japan launch and LATAM CBT, and then the rollout in the region, the game has taken time to accelerate, I can say.
There were even earlier expectations of a 2025 global release, but plans shifted along the way. Now the game looks all set, and no more restrictions are coming.
Racing Master could fill the void in the racing genre on mobile
As for Racing Master, the game is marketed as a game that focuses on delivering a realistic racing experience on mobile, combining licensed cars, real-world tracks, and detailed physics. For the same reason, they have partnered with multiple car brands.
The result of the same can be seen in-game, which features over 100 officially licensed vehicles, including brands like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Aston Martin, and Koenigsegg. From modern supercars to classics, there’s a nice mix, and we can customize everything from paint jobs to body kits.
Tracks are another strong point here. Racing Master includes real-life circuits like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Red Bull Ring, Yas Marina Circuit, and Shanghai International Circuit. On top of that, city locations like Chicago and San Francisco are also part of the lineup.
With not many strong options in the mobile racing space right now, Racing Master has a real chance to stand out. With the shutdown of Real Racing 3 and Asphalt Nitro, we can say the space to fill the next big racing experience is now open.
Off the Road 2 is in line for competition launching this Spring, while Gameloft’s Asphalt Legends Unite and Zynga’s CSR Racing offer some authentic racing, so Racing Master could be the number one title, at least until Need For Speed Mobile arrives, which is the most hyped currently.
If you’re in Latin America, the game is already available through the Google Play Store or App Store. For everyone else, the wait is only till launch date.
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