Festival Playlist events and rewards Jan. 25 - Feb. 1 (Spring S29)

Spring Season Festival Playlist (FH5 Community Choice - S29)

Here are the details on this week’s events and rewards. Share tips along with your tuning setup codes.

The 2016 Spania GTA Spano and 1969 Fiat Dino 2.4 Coupe are this week’s new exclusive reward cars.

SPRING | DRY SEASON

The season starts at 6:30am Pacific on January 25 and ends Thursday, February 1, 2024 2:30 PM
This is the fourth and closing season of the Community Choice series.

PLAYLIST POINTS

Points are accumulated across all four seasons. Each event in the Festival Playlist has a number of points to earn noted in the bottom left corner of the event tile. Accumulate points with any combination of completed events to earn the first reward car, and continue earning points from remaining events to earn the second reward car. Cars noted as Seasonal Exclusive are not available in the Autoshow, so grab them while you can! But don’t worry if you miss them, these cars may come back again for future Festival Playlists.

Series total: 292 Points

  • Series Reward: 2020 Nissan GT-R NISMO (R35) (Seasonal Exclusive) (80 points)
  • Series Reward: 2021 Porsche 911 GT3 (Seasonal Exclusive) (160 points)

Season Total: 73 points

  • Season Reward: 2016 Spania GTA Spano (newly added Seasonal Exclusive car) (20 points)
  • Season Reward: 1969 Fiat Dino 2.4 Coupe (newly added Seasonal Exclusive car) (40 points)

FORZATHON EVENTS

Completing these events earn seasonal points plus Forzathon Points (FP) which can be used in the Forzathon Shop.

Forzathon Weekly Challenge
(5 pts) These four challenges must be completed in sequence.

Those Who Dare
Rivalry Own and drive the 1970 Ferrari 512 S
Risky Business Drive 5.0 miles in the Ferrari 512 S
No Other Color Take a photo of the Ferrari 512 S
5 and 12 Reach a speed of 200 mph

Forzathon Daily Challenges
(1 pt each) Each new challenge starts daily at 6:30am PT and is open for 7 days.

You Asked For it! Win any Road Race
If In Doubt, Go Flat Out! Reach a speed of 100 mph at the Neon Airstrip
High Acura-cy Earn 3 Stars at any Speed Trap in any Acura
Prickly Picker Earn 5 Smactus Skills in any Jeep
E-Lan Party Take a photo of the 1971 Lotus Elan Sprint
A Part of the Car-mmunity Complete Round 3 of a Horizon Arcade
Step on the Gas Reach 200 mph in any Toyota

SEASON EVENT DETAILS

Toggle the menu to show the rewards and restrictions for each event - if you complete the event in a car outside the restrictions or fail to meet the target, you won’t get the reward and points from completion. You must have unlocked the Hall of Fame with Accolade points to enter the Trial. Access to Rally Adventure events require defeating the three team champions. Access to Hot Wheels events requires the Hot Wheels Expansion DLC; users without the DLC will still be able to gold the season and unlock the “Min, Meet Max” Achievement without these event points.

Pts Event Name Requirement Route
10 The Trial Porscheing Your Buttons (S1 900) Porsche Lina Costera Sprint
3 EventLab SS3 FCG - Outlaw Canyon (B700) Muscle vs Tuner
3 EventLab Rally Finland (A800) Rally Monsters
3 EventLab The Round Table 1960s (TA) (C600) Decade: 1960s
3 EventLab Desert Raceway (S1 900) Dodge
2 Danger Sign Salto de Rio (S2 998) Extreme Track Toys - 426.5 feet
2 Speed Zone Carretera (S2 998) Extreme Track Toys - 155.0 mph
5 Championship Teamwork, Dream Work! (A800) Mercedes-Benz vs Mercedes-AMG Marigold Sprint
2 Treasure Hunt Delta 100 A lance is already speedy. Can this similarly named car match up?
2 Treasure Hunt Purrfectly Clean Keeping doubly clean on the road is no trouble for cats!
2 Photo Challenge #SpaceAgeDesign Take a photo of any Mercedes-Benz at Gran Telescopio
2 Horizon Open Racking Up Miles Drive 5 miles in Horizon Open Events
2 The Eliminator Battle Royale Finish 30th or better
2 RA Drift Zone Tierras Verdes (S2 998) Extreme Track Toys - 69,000 points
5 RA Championship Sprinting Ahead (B700) Modern Sports Cars
2 HW Speed Zone Frozen Rush (S2 998) Extreme Track Toys - 116.0 mph
5 HW Championship Hot On Your Trail (B700) Super Hot Hatch

MONTHLY RIVALS

The total points from Monthly events are divided by four when applied to individual seasons. Completing the events will apply 1 point for each Rivals event (1 x 4) = 4 points maximum applied to each season. Post a clean lap to complete Rivals events; cars are stock and provided as free rentals.

Pts Event Route Car
1 Monthly Rivals Horizon Mexico Circuit 2020 Nissan GT-R NISMO
1 Monthly Rivals Playa Azul Circuit 2012 Pagani Huayra
1 Forza EV Rivals Arch of Mulegé Circuit 2021 Rimac Nevera
1 Forza EV Rivals Emerald Circuit 2018 Jaguar I-PACE


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Ferrari 1970 512S (Man City 512): 682 825 983
M-B 2013 A 45 AMG (Man City A45): 176 163 186
Mosler 2010 MT900S (Man City MT900S): 805 813 267
Porsche 2003 Carrera GT (Maeda Carrera GT): 325 958 403

Porsche 1998 911 GT1 Strassenversion (Maeda Strass): 175 491 041

Porsche 2016 911 GT3 RS (Maeda 911GT3RS): 640 113 430
Porsche 1995 911 GT2 (TMB Topo Stripes): 139 150 947
Porsche 1951 #46 356 SL Gmund Coupe (Man City 356): 974 519 166
Porsche 1985 #185 959 Prodrive Rally Raid (Maeda Rally Raid): 120 548 380

Porsche 2014 918 Spyder (Maeda 918): 152 869 901
Porsche 1966 906 Carrera 6 (Man City 906): 131 378 214
Porsche 1989 944 Turbo (Blue Gulf): 180 736 674
Porsche 2016 Cayman GT4 (Gulf Cayman 4): 140 050 944

Porsche 2021 911 GT3 (Elixir GT3): 733 420 886
Porsche 2022 Mission R (Maeda Mission R): 108 198 400
Porsche 2019 #70 Porsche Motorsport 935 (Elixir 935): 790 465 752
Porsche 2018 911 GT2 RS (Carbon White): 749 809 138

Porsche 2019 911 GT3 RS (Gulf 3RS): 585 390 709
Porsche 2022 718 Cayman GT4 RS (Man City Cayman4): 714 870 708
Porsche 2018 718 Cayman GTS (Gulf 718 Cayman): 126 947 627
Porsche 2019 911 Carrera S (Maeda Carrera S): 108 565 342

Porsche 2019 911 Speedster (Maeda Speedster): 105 224 262
Volkswagen 2022 Golf R (Man City Golf): 558 981 709

I particularly liked how the “carbon white” came out. The TMB topo stripes was a collab with Zip. I didn’t reshare it, I’m just relisting the share code.

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Metal Shed Motorworks
--------by Cashless--------

Forzathon Weekly Challenge
“Those Who Dare”
1970 Ferrari 512 S - SC 149 468 127 (S1 900)
This horse is shoed and ready to go! :wink:

The Trial
“Porscheing Your Buttons” S1 900 Porsche
1993 Porsche 968 Turbo S - SC 153 302 821 (S1 900)
2016 Porsche Cayman GT4 - SC 154 024 517 (S1 900)
The 968 is a lil’ bit rowdy, so the Cayman is for those who want something a little tamer. :upside_down_face:

Seasonal Championship
“Teamwork, Dream Work!” A800 Mercedes-Benz Vs. Mercedes-AMG
2016 Mercedes-AMG C 63 S Coupe - SC 120 767 033 (A800)
This car will make you crave Grey Poupon…it’s that nice! :joy:

Rally Adventure Seasonal Championship
“Sprinting Ahead” B700 Modern Sports Cars
2013 Subaru BRZ - SC 287 876 139 (B700)
This will be a BReeZe in the Subaru! :crazy_face:

HW Seasonal Championship
“Hot On Your Trail” B700 Super Hot Hatch
2019 Hyundai Veloster N - SC 129 569 899 (B700)
Not many Hyundais on here, so I just wanted to use it. :woman_shrugging:

PR Stunts
S2 998 Extreme Track Toys - all stunts
2010 Mosler MT900S - SC 134 681 458 (S2 998)

Best of luck to all this week! :crossed_fingers: As always, thanks for keeping it Cashless! :grin: Happy driving all!! :+1:

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As a tribute to lost phoenix I always use the mosler when I can…perfect week for it. I got the porsche 70’ 935…running some good times against the unbeatable AI. All I can say is the AI is pretty much ramped up now as we are close to the trial. They are being pretty stiff lol.

Some of my Porsches with S1 900 tunes but there are many more.

Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS 2022


SC: Design 767 784 555 - Tune 368 151 666 (S1 900)

Porsche 911 GT3 2021


SC: Design 563 250 019 - Tune 114 433 229 (S1 900)

Porsche 911 GT2 1995


SC: Design 122 320 240 - Tune 109 937 957 (S1 900)


SC: Design 150 166 885 - Tune 873 994 795 (S1 900)

Porsche 968 Turbo S 1993


SC: Design 142 915 120 - Tune 188 556 837 (S1 900)

Porsche 944 Turbo 1989


SC: Design 246 235 454 - Tune 861 437 621 (S1 900)

Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 1982


SC: Design 816 359 220 - Tune 282 874 580 (S1 900)

Porsche 914/6 1970


SC: Design 574 854 348 - Tune 660 585 920 (S1 900)

Porsche 906 Carrera 6 1966


SC: Design 942 693 580 - Tune 544 534 149 (S1 900)

Porsche 356 C Cabriolet Emory Special 1964


SC: Design 744 517 969 - Tune 693 425 671 (S1 900)

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Hopefully others have a better trial experience than I just did. Attempt #1 full of idiots and an early quit. Attempt #2 maybe just the one complete and utter idiot but I’ll try to remember the name so I’m nowhere near him again.

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Normally do playlist in a convoy, none of the eventlabs are available which is a pity.

First failed trial in a while. Second race is Horizon festival circuit. That first turn on Linea gives the lead rabbit a huge advantage.

Resorvio Sprint is the third stage. Strange trial. Linea team humans won big time, as a Taycan WP shot to the front which just seems to take the wind out of the sails of the rabbits. Now that same WP car… was in last place in the circuit, and the team lost by 50 points. Then the Taycan shot to the front on the sprint and was first again. It was really strange. Good at rapid launch/acceleration, maybe?

Anyway, it was an amazing variety of cars. There were zero repeats within each of the two trials (outside of the Taycan S and the Taycan S WP… but they’re still technically different “models”). Lots of variety so I wasn’t able to perceive a particular “meta” choice. Of the two cars I drove I definitely felt better in @x_ShadowsBane_x 's Strassenversion over the GT3RS.

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The Tycan WP has great Launch and top speed so probably better suited to the sprint races.

Dumb question, cause I can’t recall:
Did it always revert to car stats (from power/weight to speed/acc/handling) whenever you back out from parts screen in garage upgrade menu?

For the EventLabs.

Nissan 240SX SE 1993


SC: 154 505 088 - Tune 425 133 994 (B 700)

Opel Manta 400 1984


SC: Design 173 886 566 - Tune 990 988 148 (A 800)

Pontiac GTO 1965


SC: Design 150 513 737 - Tune 148 174 678 (C 600)

Dodge Dart Hemi Super Stock 1968


SC: Design 179 816 774 - Tune 145 846 248 (S1 900)


The “Rally Finland” EL is bugged and presumably wasn’t playtested once again. The first AI in the right row of the starting grid drives against a tree and the following two are bumping into it which results in them getting stuck. The other two can barely make it over the speed bumps after the start which results in them veering off the line or completely off the track and down the hillslope.

I’ve tested this a couple of times with about the same results. Besides that I got a “missed checkpoint” message right the before the finish line for what ever reason.

The “The Round Table 1960 S” EL has an unbelievable uneven/bumpy surface. At first I drove it with the Abarth 595 and that thing was thrown around in some locations because of the bumps it wasn’t even funny anymore. More heavy and bigger cars don’t seem to have that much of a problem but it’s still noticable.

Please do better. This goes for the creators but especially PGG when it comes to selecting and testing.

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Just wondering, anyone else getting a “checkpoint missed” near the end of the Rally Finland event lab ? I was thinking, what checkpoint ? am I going to have to do it again ? but, no worries i guess because it did shortly after give me the event complete and win. Still, annoying and not so much blaming the creator as a total lack of testing before including if it is there for everyone.

EDIT : I should have added I did like the track generally, nice drive :+1:

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Same here. See the video above.

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Simultaneous posting :slight_smile: Yeah I noticed the first AI go awry too and the resulting bedlam. Odd.

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Would be interesting to know if the original EL included AI or if that was added as part of the playlist selection. We’ve all seen what the change of a season can do to an EL when modified from the original format. I’ve created a couple of EL races, but they are sans AI bc of the inherent issues that generally creates, but if they were added after the fact, no clue what would ensue…

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Treasure hunt:
Drive 100mph in a Lancia 1986 Delta S4. That’s my guess anyway. I was trying to get a “speed” skill and it triggered right around when I got to 100.

chest location:

Other Treasure hunt:
I’m guessing it’s clean skills in a Jag, but I got both clean laps and clean skills on the Horizon stadium oval. The hunt tripped after the race was over. I used the XKR-S.

Other location:

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Heh, had your Streetee McGee from before, still worked great and got lucky in the trial again with decent team human. I’d say your tune made it a two and done. Placed easy 2nd (runaway AI) in first race and a hard fought 3rd (should have been 2nd, messed up pass chance on AI) in second race (good teammate ahead of AI). Pity our last place team human dropped because I think we (just barely) had the points to carry them but appreciate they maybe didn’t want to risk too close final stretch. Hope they get it done next try. Everyone on team human contributed :+1:

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I just finished FH4…so heading on over to this weeks FH5 trial first. Got three cars…the number 70, the gt3, cashless’s tune for the 2016, and a strat. I was going to go rogue with the 906…but the handling is horrible. My number 70…935 though is a monster so hopefully it does okay. I was running .58’s against the unbeatable AI last night on horizon circuit. That should still be good enough. I was mollywhopping them at that time.

First race my tune rocked. Team did okay…the AI was a bit more rowdy today…but after fh4 warm up not as bad as that lol. FH4 ai is so aggressive compared to fh5.

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