Milestone, the developer of the MotoGP video game, has announced Ride 6, the latest installment of its Gran Turismo-style motorcycle circuit racing game. This includes Peter Hickman and Casey Stoner.
When compared grand tourism for the majority get onEleven years old so far, the latest version of the game borrows something from the long-running Xbox version, which was exclusive to PlayStation. Forza,especially Forza Horizon series.
While Ride 6 doesn’t introduce any open-world elements, the entire game is based around a bike-themed festival. It has a decidedly unimaginative name. ride fest.
There you’ll find Casey Stoner, Peter Hickman, and many other notable bicycle racers from a variety of disciplines.
Endurance world champion Niccolo Canepa. James Tosland is a two-time Superbike World Champion. Skylar Howes achieved a podium finish in the Dakar Rally. MotoAmerica King of the Baggers winner Tyler O’Hara. Ian Hutchinson, winner of the Isle of Man TT 16 times, and former road racing star Guy Martin. Three-time Superbike World Champion Troy Bayliss is also scheduled to perform.
Some of these names should see some new additions to the game, including the introduction of a new Maxi Enduro class and a full Baggers category. Howes’ Honda rally bike is also included in the trailer, so we can probably expect similar bikes from KTM, Kove, and Hero.
The trailer also shows off the transition from day to night at Suzuka, as well as supermoto racing on a fictional track (which looks like the Blue Wave circuit from the movie) ride 5), dirt racing with motorcycles such as the Honda Africa Twin.
According to Milestone, a total of 340 bikes and 45 tracks will be available in the new game, including DLC content, and the game will continue to include a color scheme and livery editor for bikes, helmets, and leather.
plus, ride 5‘s race creator is back, allowing you to create your own championships and share them with other players. You can also customize your experience return with the same physics options between ‘Pro’ and ‘Arcade’.
Pre-orders for the game are already open and the release is scheduled for February 12, 2026.
There are three editions to choose from: Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate. They cost £59.99, £79.99 and £99.99 respectively on consoles, and each edition is £10 cheaper on the Epic Games Store. Pre-orders are not yet available on Steam.
Pre-ordering the standard edition gets you the entire game and a fairly standard “Made in Japan” bike pack, while the season pass currently has two volumes.
When you pre-order the Deluxe Edition, you get the content of the Standard Edition, plus the first volume of the Season Pass and the “Made in Italy” Bike Pack. Pre-ordering the Ultimate Edition gives you the content of the Deluxe Edition, plus Volume 2 of the Season Pass, an in-game credit multiplier, and 3 days of early access.