Motorsport Manager

Motorsport Manager

Playsport Games · November 9, 2016 · Management, Racing, Simulation, Strategy, Sports

Buy the Motorsport Manager key for Steam from Eneba at $18.44 — the cheapest of 5 stores we compare.

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Motorsport Manager price by region

Motorsport Manager costs £13.83 in the United Kingdom, €15.56 in Europe (EUR), $15.99 in Georgia (USD), $18.44 in the United States, CA$29.99 in Canada, A$29.99 in Australia, NZ$34.99 in New Zealand, R$63.99 in Brazil and zł84.26 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Motorsport Manager offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £13.83 −8% £14.99 £13.83 4
Europe (EUR) €15.56 −22% €19.99 €15.56 5
Georgia (USD) $15.99 $15.99 $18.44 5
United Statesyour region $18.44 −8% $19.99 $18.44 5
Canada CA$29.99 CA$29.99 — 1
Australia A$29.99 A$29.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$34.99 NZ$34.99 — 1
Brazil R$63.99 R$63.99 R$118.20 2
Poland zł84.26 −15% zł99.00 zł84.26 3

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Motorsport Manager

✦ AI summary

Build and manage a championship-winning motorsport team, hiring drivers and mechanics while customizing every detail of your cars and race strategy across multiple seasons. Master real-time race day decisions, pit stop tactics, and weather management to outmaneuver rivals and claim glory in this deep, best-in-class management simulation.


  • The ultimate management game for fans of motorsport.
  • Feel the thrill of race day. React in real-time and make split-second decisions to gain the edge on your rivals.
  • Master advanced technology to customise every aspect of your car’s performance.
  • Create a top racing team composed of drivers, managers, mechanics and designers.
  • Step into a living, breathing world of motorsport with you at the centre.

Have you got what it takes to become the manager of a high-performance motorsport team?

Motorsport Manager is a highly detailed, best-in-class management game for fans of motorsport. You’ll hire the drivers, build the cars and embed yourself in the dynamic world of racing.

Every single detail will need to be considered in order to push your way to the championship title. Split second decisions on the race track combine with carefully laid pre-race plans; everything from building and customising your car to race-day tactics will affect your path to either ultimate victory or epic failure.

Stop watching, start winning and take control as the manager of your own motorsport team.


  • The Drivers. Your drivers have unique personality types, sparking drama within the team. Will you get the best out of them with tough love, or an arm around the shoulder?
  • Location, Location, Location. The location of your HQ is all-important in this globe-spanning sport. Some drivers might find it hard to resist joining an Italian team...
  • Pick the right people. Scouring the world for hidden gems is all the more satisfying when you find a young mechanic who can shave seconds off your pit stop times.


  • The Factory. Build new cars and parts from scratch, then evolve the technology over multiple seasons to create the perfect driving machine.
  • Thinking Ahead. Make the call on every part that goes into next season’s car. Get it right, and you’ll be in the perfect position come pre-season testing.
  • Hone your expertise. Make detailed mechanical tweaks or choose your team’s recommendations.


  • The Race Weekend. Set initial strategy across practice, qualifying and race – and adjust your tactics according to on-track developments.
  • Master the Pitstop. Risk it all with a high speed pit stop that could put you out in front of your rivals.
  • Weather Systems. Dynamic and game-changing weather. Will you pit for intermediate tyres or hold out on slicks for as long as possible?

Motorsport Manager — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Motorsport Manager is praised by players who enjoy it as an addictive, engaging management sim with solid mechanics that can keep them playing for dozens of hours, but a significant portion of the community reports the game has become unplayable due to startup crashes following recent updates, with developer support appearing minimal despite months of complaints. While some players have found workarounds through community solutions, the persistent technical issues have left long-time players frustrated and cautious about the developer's commitment to maintaining the game.

Recommended Sep 20, 2026
I downloaded this game a few years ago when it was still free. I started the career mode because I love building a team up from the ashes, so I took over the crummiest team. Hint #1 - be careful about the year-end target that you set for the team. Do not agree to a contract in which you claim you are going to be first or even 2nd if you are not a qualify team. I started my own team, then got cocky after 8 seasons because I finally was doing good (yes, it is going to take you several years to work you way up). But the I got fired from my team because I did not meet my goals. So, then I took over another team and made it my mission to build them up and beat my old team. It took me another 8 or so seasons to finally achieve that. Hint #2A - pay attention to league series rules/settings. If there is no refueling, there is no reason to hire lead mechanics with the "half the fueling time" perk. So, I guess this hint has two parts... Hint #2B - pay attention to the perks of your lead mechanics that you hire (but do not overpay). And when negotiating contracts, never agree to pay everything upfront, especially for people with no perks. You want to be able to fire someone so that you can hi…
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Recommended Sep 18, 2026
The best manager game out there
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Recommended Sep 30, 2026
Bought this on sale some time ago, because I played Grand Prix Manager back in the day and was looking for something similar and reasonably modern. Didn't install it until a recent, hungover sunday afternoon and played for several hours straight in the first session. Set difficulty to normal/realistic, created my own team and made a few bad beginner calls in the first season that cost me financially (no sponsor appeal means less income means very slow improvement) and had me stuck in Coloni F1 mode. In the second, I've transitioned to the Pacific Racing team stage and I think I've reached the Forti stage by season three, still firmly taped to the bottom of the roster, but at least finishing with an occasional lucky break. Despite the lack of success, the team is still functioning, better parts are slowly trickling in and next year's car might just catapult us past the Minardi phase straight into Arrows territory. I'm sure of that. Just one. more. race.... P.S: Works great on Linux and I love that it's all fictional, equal opportunity and that the tone is on the lighthearted side. Definitely looks like a work of passion from the devs. Looking forward to Motorsport Manager 2!
Recommended Sep 22, 2026
I only experienced 2 crashes in my whole 369 hours of game time. The only downsides I had is that there are no more updates you need mods to have better camera angles which they can easily fix by patch..
Recommended Sep 20, 2026
A lot of fun. Long development curve but covers the management aspects of the game well without being overly technical and dull.
Recommended Sep 18, 2026
It is like FM, very good

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