Forza Horizon 6’s September Spotlight Has 9 Community Creations to Try
The selection covers Photo Mode shots, custom liveries, and EventLab tracks, with a share code for each creation.

Playground Games has selected nine community creations from August for the September 2026 spotlight, giving Forza Horizon 6 players three Photo Mode shots, three liveries, and three EventLab tracks to try. The full selection appears in the September community creations spotlight on Steam, and every entry includes a share code for finding it in-game.
The picks cover everything from a midair Toyota GR Yaris and a quiet Gordon Murray T.50 photo to custom designs for Japanese performance cars and tracks built for solo time trials or group races.
3 Photo Mode picks from August
Photo Mode leads the spotlight with three very different cars. Shift66 captured a 2021 Toyota GR Yaris wearing a Rocket Bunny bodykit as it launches into the air. ThreeWheel79851 focused on a 2020 Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, while AnSpanishRookie highlighted the Liberty Walk wing on a 1992 Mazda RX-7 Type R.

- 2021 Toyota GR Yaris, creator Shift66, share code
800 314 229 - 2020 Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, creator ThreeWheel79851, share code
502 161 670 - 1992 Mazda RX-7 Type R, creator AnSpanishRookie, share code
145 888 509
3 community liveries for Japanese performance cars
The livery picks bring a different kind of customization to the spotlight. Tensegrity1985’s black-and-white Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR uses regional Japanese motifs and parts from Chargespeed, StreetFighter LA, and Varis. RobzGTi’s Acura RSX Type S combines Mugen, Forza, and INGS parts, while Alexhdzp created a competition-themed design for the 2020 Nissan GT-R NISMO.
- 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR, creator Tensegrity1985, share code
392 599 843 - 2002 Acura RSX Type S, creator RobzGTi, share code
140 681 983 - 2020 Nissan GT-R NISMO (R35), creator Alexhdzp, share code
139 386 272
3 EventLab tracks to add to your rotation
EventLab closes the roundup with three courses built around different driving styles. Hakusan Speedway by Subie156 uses snow-covered scenery and a mix of fast and slow corners. Rally Stage 6 by Teocosta612 is aimed at solo runs in an S1 car, with a target time under 4 minutes. Tokyo + Shuto Expressway West CCW by SIXTEEN1111 takes drivers through Tokyo City and across the Daikoku Bridge, where traffic can add another hazard.

- Hakusan Speedway, creator Subie156, share code
131 756 522 - Rally Stage 6, creator Teocosta612, share code
838 258 567 - Tokyo + Shuto Expressway West CCW, creator SIXTEEN1111, share code
980 919 612
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