NetEase Games Debuts Racing Master on Android in South America

Racing Master is now available in South America. Co-developed by NetEase Games and Codemasters, the game has launched on Android, iOS, and PC via emulators. The region previously hosted a successful closed beta test.

Launch celebrations include major regional events, celebrity partnerships, and rewards

The South American launch is boosted by prominent figures from motorsport and gaming. Joining the festivities is Tony Kanaan, Indianapolis 500 champion and current team principal of Arrow McLaren.

Also participating is Téo José, one of Brazil's most respected motorsports commentators, with over three decades of experience covering the nation's storied racing history. They are joined by Brazilian YouTuber IGÃO PLAY, representing the new wave of virtual racing enthusiasts.

As for launch rewards, players can claim two exclusive vehicles by logging in before November 26th: the Lamborghini SVJ (LB834) '19 and the Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex (AE86) '85.

Season 1 introduces a selection of real-world tracks, such as the Red Bull Ring and Indianapolis. The game also features city circuits modeled after San Francisco, Chicago, and Amsterdam.

Players receive additional rewards for logging in for seven consecutive days, including the Ferrari F8 Tributo '20, Lamborghini Squadra Corse Huracán, and Audi RS7 Sportback '20. Over 500 free draws are also available to claim.

Watch the official Racing Master launch trailer below.

Are you ready to become the Racing Master?

Additional launch activities include the Star Squad Camp, which brings together seven popular content creators for a high-stakes, live-streamed competition. Gaming personalities Skorpion Gamer, LipaoGamer, and KestoCOD will compete against racing streamers IGÃO PLAY, Polman, Felipe HG, and Stereonline, who each lead a Star Squad.

If you're a fan of racing games, you can download Racing Master now on the Google Play Store.

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