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RaceRoom update fixes close-racing car vibration

The October 24 patch is a 14 MB download and updates the client to version 0.9.9.12.

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RaceRoom Racing Experience’s October 24, 2026 patch targets a specific multiplayer issue: opponent cars vibrating during close racing. The official Steam News changelog lists no other gameplay changes.

The update is 14 MB. It brings the client to version 0.9.9.12, with client BuildID 26179661; the dedicated server version is 112.0.1726, BuildID 26180099.

One fix, focused on close competition

The changelog identifies the fix as addressing a vibrating opponent car when racing up close. It does not provide further technical detail or describe other adjustments, so the confirmed scope is narrow.

For players, the change is relevant in close multiplayer battles, where a visual disturbance involving a nearby rival can make the action harder to read. That is the practical significance suggested by the issue addressed, rather than a claim about the patch’s performance in play.

What the update means for multiplayer

The announcement’s single listed change makes this a targeted maintenance update, not a broad balance or content release. It offers no evidence of changes to car performance, rankings, or competitive rules.

For tournament organizers and streamers, the update is worth noting because it concerns the visual presentation of close racing. The notes do not say whether events need to change their procedures, nor do they report measured results after deployment.

Versions and source

RaceRoom’s official Steam News announcement, published October 24, 2026 and credited to J-F, gives the download size as 14 MB. It lists client version 0.9.9.12 and dedicated server version 112.0.1726, with separate BuildIDs for each.

The release information confirms the intended fix and version details, but provides no further explanation of the cause of the vibration or its impact.

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The update’s competitive relevance is specific: it addresses a visual issue during close multiplayer racing, while leaving the broader game and balance picture unchanged in the published notes.

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