The Crew Motorfest Season 10 Update Drops July 1 with New Drift Beta

NicoGG July 2, 2026 0 comments 2 min read

The Crew Motorfest Season 10 update launches July 1 with new TrackForge kits, a Ford Mustang drift beta, and vehicle balance changes across all platforms.

Ivory Tower released the Season 10 update for The Crew Motorfest on July 1, bringing new content to players across multiple platforms. This patch, identified as version 1.23 or 1.023, introduces significant changes to the game's customization and racing modes. Players who enjoy creating custom tracks or competing in drift events will find new tools and vehicle options available immediately.

Ivory Tower releases patch 1.23 with TrackForge tools and Ford Mustang drift test

The update affects The Crew Motorfest on PC, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4. Ivory Tower distributed the changes via a global download that became available on the scheduled release date. The developer provided specific patch sizes for each platform to help users manage their storage space.

Patch Size (PC): 47.4 GB
Patch Size (Xbox Series): 10.2 GB
Patch Size (Xbox One): 10.4 GB
Patch Size (PS5): 10.5 GB
Patch Size (PS4): 10.5 GB

Patch sizes vary significantly depending on the hardware. PC users must download a 47.4 GB file, while console players face smaller updates ranging from 10.2 GB to 10.5 GB. Xbox Series X/S requires 10.2 GB, Xbox One needs 10.4 GB, and both PS5 and PS4 require 10.5 GB. These figures represent the direct data storage requirements for the update.

New TrackForge features include Street & Touge kits, Drift Trial, and Drift Race event types. The developer also applied a new drift handling beta to the Ford Mustang GT Beta Drift Handling Ed. Players can test this specific vehicle configuration and provide feedback on the handling changes. Additionally, the update includes vehicle balance buffs for the Maserati Gran Turismo S, Maserati Alfieri, and Porsche 928 S4.

The patch addresses multiple technical issues within the game. Fixes target the TrackForge editor, artificial intelligence behavior, and various localization problems. These corrections aim to improve stability and user experience for the existing player base. The Season 10 update is now live for all supported platforms.