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Permanent New Drift Attack Feature Active Now in Forza Horizon 6

New mode will also unlock a newly added Forza Edition 1990 Jaguar XJ-S.

Permanent New Drift Attack Feature Active Now in Forza Horizon 6

Forza Horizon 6 now features a new permanent mode called Drift Attack. This mode is similar to the existing Time Attack mode and can be accessed directly from the open world. Players just need to drive through the gantry to start a Drift Attack race. The race takes place on the Shimanoyama Circuit, where players can earn points by lapping the course and hitting Drift Zones, just like in Horizon Drift and Drift Zones.

However, Drift Attack adds an extra scoring layer with "Clipping Zones" that boost scores for drifts executed within their boundaries. The mode integrates the same in-world leaderboard functionality as Time Attacks and is part of the Horizon Festival campaign. Completing Drift Attack Collection Journal tasks rewards players with a Drift Attack racesuit, helmet, and a brand-new Forza Edition car: the 1990 Jaguar XJ-S Forza Edition.

Additionally, a stock XJ-S has been added to the Autoshow for all players to purchase. The addition of Drift Attack comes alongside the arrival of the Horizon Playlist Series 5, 'British Automotive'. This series runs from September 10 to October 8 and includes 10 reward cars, with the next series, 'Horizon Meets', set to introduce a temporary 7-Eleven Konbini evolving world feature, new-to-Horizon cars, and more Eventlab content.

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