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Motorsport Manager
Hiring drivers, developing cars and adjusting race strategy make Motorsport Manager a management game for fans of planning behind the action. It costs ≈ $18.08 at 
Kinguin. Consider whether the blend of team building and in-race decisions suits you before buying.
Single-player suits a career managed on your own; the confirmed interface languages may also help guide your choice. Motorsport Manager costs ≈ $18.08 at Kinguin; the next announced Steam sale window is Dec 17, 2026 – Jan 4, 2027, though participation is not guaranteed.
KinguinMotorsport Manager Steam AltergiftAll-time low ~ $2.39across Steam & third-party stores
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $2.562023-11Current Low Across Stores~ $17.07GameBilletvs. Historical Low+567%
Prices cover Steam and 39 authorized stores; only legitimate offers are counted. The chart shows weekly market-wide lows and Steam's official price across the past 36 months.
01About Motorsport Manager
Motorsport Manager puts you in charge of a racing team. Hire drivers, managers, mechanics and designers, then build cars and parts. Balance development across multiple seasons with split-second race-day calls as you pursue a championship. Set plans for practice, qualifying and the race, then adjust tactics to changing weather and events on track. The Steam PC version supports single-player. The interface is available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Portuguese-Brazil, Dutch, and Hungarian. 91% positive from 11,537 player reviews. Released November 9, 2016.
Credits
Developer
Playsport Games
Publisher
Miniclip
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$2.562023-11-20 · GameBilletBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Yes | — | — |
| French | Yes | — | — |
| Italian | Yes | — | — |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| German | Yes | — | — |
| Spanish | Yes | — | — |
| Polish | Yes | — | — |
| Russian | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | — | — |
| Dutch | Yes | — | — |
| Hungarian | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-22
02Before you buy
Team and car development
Build a team of drivers, managers, mechanics and designers, then develop cars and parts over multiple seasons.
Race weekends
Plan practice, qualifying and races, then adapt tactics to changing weather and track developments.
03Frequently asked questions
What do you do in Motorsport Manager?
You manage a motorsport team, hire drivers and staff, and develop cars and parts.
Do driver personalities matter?
Yes. Drivers have distinct personality types that can spark team drama.
What happens during a race weekend?
The description features practice, qualifying, races, changing weather and pit stops.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
I would like to tell you a tale about my dear driver Dan. He is from the wonderful country of Germany. He Joined my race team as soon as it was formed and for the most part, he is an ok driver. Much better than his partner named Fry. Now Fry couldn't drive a shopping cart down the dairy isle at his local grocery store without f**king it up somehow. But, he was cheap and kept the seat warm till I could hire someone that could at least walk in a strait line without crashing. Back to my dear driver Dan. Now, for the first 7 races of the GT season, our team sucked. We just outright should not even be associated with cars at all. Perhaps professional paper airplane racing was better suited for a team of our caliber. But we kept pressing on. Then one day in Germany, aparently Dan decided to himself: “you know what? I’m really sick of sucking so bad. I’m gonna give a good race today.” And my dear friends, he did. While Fry was trying his best not to get lapped for the 2nd time of the day, Dan was up in the top 10, then the top five, then the top three… Do you know where my dear driver ended up at the finish line? Lol no you silly steam player. He finished third. But, it was like we won the world that day. Later in the day, a few hours after the race finished, we waited for dumb fry to finally cross the finish line. We loaded up the trailers and headed back home. I’m still in my first season. We have improved our racing capabilities. Even fry was able to finish 18th one race. We gave him a high five, much like adults giving a participation ribbon to the last place tee ball team for the young dumb snot snorting kids. We act like they did something, but all they did was drive their dads to drink that day. In summary, this game has occupied my weekend and has gave me much joy. The events both on the track and off the track make this a very realistic and enjoyable game to play. The learning curve is average. It will be a high learning curve is you’re not familiar with how racing works. However, well worth the effort and time to put in to the game. It’s a true gem and I recommend it to anyone that is on the fence.Show moreShow less
23.3 hours at review602 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Can we get an update for this game? Like the mobile game is now in its third version with good gameplay and better ingame strategy for development and so on... the desktop game is running behind.Show moreShow less
335.5 hours at review149 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I work as an engineer for a Formula 1 team, and what impresses me about this game is how it has captured the things which make a race weekend exciting while stripping away the stuff that would make every race weekend a chore (aka too much like a real job!). For example, the short practice sessions - lots of complaints about those but I have to say there is probably no racing team that would ever say they've had enough practice - you always want more, and it's a case of prioritising what you want to learn about. The game forces you to make this interesting choice - do you work on setup or prioritise running laps on a set of tyres to squeeze out that last few % of performance? In real life teams use a combination of experience and simulation to do the biggest chunk of setup work before the race - the practice sessions are just for fine tuning. The game gives you hints (and the track map should give you an idea) of whether this is a high speed / low speed circuit. I've found it's possible to get fairly close on your first go by taking an educated guess, but you won't get a perfect setup without long practice sessions, good driver feedback and a good starting guess - and nor should you! Getting a perfect setup is elusive just like in real life. And just like in real life you could keep a note of your setups and give yourself a better starting point for next year! There are some things that could be improved - copying setups from one teammate to another would be handy, and at the moment there is a lack of strategy tools - you can't pre-plan setups for a particular lap (so you have to remember any strategies in your head) and it's hard to figure out whether a 2 or 3 stop is faster. Changing strategy on the fly during the race is made difficult because you can't get a list or a graph of your driver's laptimes since the start (at least I haven't found one) - this would allow you to compare and see if you have more pace / less pace than the guy in front and at what point your laptimes start to fall off the cliff (so time for a tyre change). But overall I can promise you this is a really great (and fun!) impression of the real deal.Show moreShow less
10.9 hours at review407 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Another example of wishing there was a "meh" review. I enjoy the game, and I don't regret buying it at all. But I don't feel I could readily recommend it to anyone without a carload of caveats. In short, you will like this game if 1) you're a casual Football Manager player that doesn't go for 20-season-long dynasties, and 2) you like motor sports a bit, but not enough to be annoyed at how comparatively shallow this is. There's just not as much to dig into here as I'd want. Everything seems a little too surface-level, there's so very little nuance for the most part. As a car guy I really want to dig into it. What's the compression look like, how's the airflow to the engine, what's the fuel mixture here. Maybe work on specific engine components, not necessarily down to a micro level, but at least something to give it variance. Instead you've got GOOD engine and AVERAGE engine, and some have bonuses to things like top speed. Ok... can I get something more please? The overall team management is the same. you can hire three drivers, two mechanics, and a designer. All of that works vaguely like Football Manager, but there's far less nuance to building a team. Or to hiring sponsors, or to building out your facility beyond "do you have enough money". Managing the whole affair really isn't difficult once you've got a few basic HQ improvements in hand. And it struck me shortly ago that if they tuned down the graphics and tweaked the UX, this would very easily be an iPhone game. Actually, is it? Might already be. I should check. But it carries that kind of feel to it. So, no, can't recommend. Definitely wouldn't recommend at this price point for sure.Show moreShow less
15.2 hours at review86 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
No Michael Noooooooooo This Is So Not RightShow moreShow less
25.4 hours at review204 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Eagerly waited for this but it's really repetitive, I think on the scale between depth and accessibility it's way to near the accessible side - which is interesting as F1 (let's face it it's F1) is an incredibly technical, nuanced sport with thousands upon thousands of variables. The game does an admiralable job, looks and sounds fantastic but the depth just isn't here - no reason to keep playing. Leaving a negative review but I don't think it's a bad game - just a lot of wasted potential - buy it if it's on sale.Show moreShow less
41.4 hours at review65 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
F3, I was in 10th and 17 points behind the 8th team, there was only one race left and I had promised the investors I was going to be 8th, my job was on the line. My cars were the worst in the grid. Saturday qualifying, I get 19th and 20th. It's over I tell myself. Sunday race, I see that it will start raining in the first lap, half the cars in the grid are with dry tyres. I put up intermediates. In the first lap, my drivers speed through many with dry tyres, including three that realized their mistakes and pitted. I push my tyres to the limit and this helps me get past even other drivers with wet tyres. Near the end of the race, 1st driver is in 5th and 2nd is in 10th. The second driver has 2 of smoothness and will not be able to finish the race with only 1 pit as almost everyone else. I realize the track becomes dry in the last couple laps. I time my pit stop perfectly to put up softs and again, push my tires to the max. The 2nd driver goes from 10th to 16th and back to 10th against the drivers with wet tyres, I consider this a huge win. Meanwhile, the 1st driver is saving everything he can from the tyres and still manages to get past the 4th when pushing the engine with leftover fuel. Somehow, the 3rd place has mechanical problems and has to pit. End of the race, I finish 3th and 10th from 19th and 20th. Two other drivers get parts banned and my final positions are 3th and 8th. I finish 8th in the constructors championship by 3 points.Show moreShow less
41.4 hours at review167 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I disagreed with the privacy policy requirement. Not recommend for anyone who does not want to sell/share their personal data.Show moreShow less
56 hours at review58 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Last race of the season at Phoenix. My two drivers - let's call them Dave and Emma - are at the top of the championship, with Dave 9 points ahead.. They're enough points ahead of everyone else that the title is just between them now. They've grown to hate each other, and Dave's ontract is up for renewal at the end of the season - but won't renew while Emma is with the team. I decide to let them race for it, as we're far enough ahead in the team championship that we should still win it unless there's a freak result. The only team that can beat us is Ferrari (well, a legally safe knockoff of Ferrari), but it's a long shot. My drivers are starting at the back, because of the reversed grid rule. At the start, Dave and Emma immediately begin scything through the field, with Emma slightly ahead. The Ferrari drivers are first and second, but nothing to worry about yet - until Dave crashes on lap 3. ♥♥♥♥. Emma now just needs to finish in the top 8 to win the title. I check the team standings - and then remember it's a double points race. Ferrari are going to win the title. Welp. Emma gives it her best shot and gets up to 8th, enough to win the title. I tell her to keep pushing, as we've got a team championship to win. With 2 laps to go, she's running third, behind the Ferraris. At this point, we're just three points short. Just when I had accepted losing, the second Ferrari starts pouring black smoke. I couldn't believe it. As the Ferrari slows to a crawl, Emma swoops past for second place. The broken Ferrari eventually finishes fifth, giving Emma the driver's title and my team the championship. Fantastic. It's been a long time since I got this invested in a game. A must-have for any motorsport fans. Oh, and Dave was fired at the end of the season.Show moreShow less
148.3 hours at review152 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
It has the potential to be a good game but with no support from the company to fix their bugs that have been outstanding for 2 years it's hard to vote this one up. I've done some reading and found that after 2 years they still haven't even attempted to fix a simple bug with your drivers not going into car 1 after the first season. People have come up with creative ways to get around this and using non sanctioned save game editors to fix it. Also others have made mods to fix the bug. Sad that the developers can't even fix it themselves. Also the game crashes randomly when in the load screens. After playing the game for 3 days, I found it crashed on me about 6 times per day? At least. No reason, no mods, high end computer with all updated drivers. Again, reported by lots of people and all the developers want to do is push out DLC's and not fix the base game. It's got really good potential just not finished.Show moreShow less
23.1 hours at review57 people found this helpful
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