Competition Company

What Competition Company is

Competition Company GmbH is a German company that publishes the racing simulation RENNSPORT. The imprint on the game's website identifies the business as Competition Company GmbH, registered in the Munich commercial register under number HRB 255467 and represented by Morris Hebecker. The same legal notice gives an address at Leopoldstrasse 23, 80802 Munchen, a Munich telephone number, an email contact at rennsport.gg and a German VAT identification number, and it notes the company does not take part in consumer arbitration proceedings.

RENNSPORT is sold on Steam with Competition Company listed as publisher, and the official RENNSPORT site presents the game on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. That site states the game supports native cross-play from launch across the three platforms. The publisher's own store listings describe a Standard edition and a Deluxe edition, the latter bundling additional cars, tracks and in-game currency, with further downloadable content releases targeted for 2026.

RENNSPORT

The publisher presents RENNSPORT as a racing simulation whose vehicles are validated by real-world professional drivers and car manufacturers. The car list published on the game's own site spans GT3 and GT4 machinery, touring cars, prototypes and historic racing models, and the track list covers circuits such as the Nurburgring, Spa-Francorchamps, Monza, Sebring and Laguna Seca alongside fictional road courses.

Competition Company also runs R1, an esports programme for the game, and the imprint page for that project sits on a rennsport.gg subdomain. The main RENNSPORT site lists official contests among the multiplayer features it promotes, and it states that the game is built for players racing against each other across platforms. The company's own news posts are used to describe update plans, content releases and the state of the live game.

Editions and content

RENNSPORT is sold in two editions that Competition Company describes on its own website. The Standard edition is listed with 21 cars, 17 tracks, and access to multiplayer and official contests. The Deluxe edition is listed with 30 cars, 18 tracks including the Nurburgring Nordschleife, two downloadable content packs named Endurance Classics Part 1 and Touring Classics Part 1, and 1,100 units of the game's in-game currency called RENN$. The same page marks those downloadable releases as targeted for mid and late 2026.

A separate company post covers Deluxe edition value and pre-order fulfilment, describing how orders and content rollout are handled. The R1 esports project keeps its own site on a rennsport.gg subdomain with a separate imprint. Copyright notices on both sites credit Competition Company GmbH, and the game's Steam store page lists the company as publisher. Edition contents and pricing are therefore stated on the publisher's own pages as well as in storefront listings.

Self-publishing

On 20 April 2026 Competition Company published a statement saying RENNSPORT was becoming a self-publishing studio across all platforms. The statement says the company brought its digital infrastructure and platform operations in-house, and that the step was accelerated by the insolvency of its former publishing partner Nacon, which had published console versions of the game. It states that transferring storefront systems typically takes six to eight weeks, and that the handover pushed a planned end-of-March release window to May.

The same statement set out changes to the way the company communicates release plans: it said it would no longer announce dates for downloadable content or major updates until a build is verified, would prioritise predictability over hype, and would make sure all platforms receive the same update at the same time. It described the shift to self-publishing as the first step in stabilising the project and its backend for future releases.

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