NASCAR 25 November Pack Brings Darlington Throwbacks
The NASCAR 25 November Pack leaned hard into nostalgia, and throwback fans came away happy. Released on November 14, 2025, this second downloadable content pack centered on 36 Darlington throwback schemes spread across the top three NASCAR national series. Because Darlington’s throwback weekend is a highlight of the real season, recreating it in-game was a natural fit.
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In total, the NASCAR 25 November Pack delivered 82 paint schemes and 27 firesuits for the Cup, Xfinity, and Craftsman Truck series. So while the Darlington throwbacks grabbed the headlines, the pack also stacked in plenty of standard-season options for players who wanted variety.
The throwback theme covered both Darlington races. It pulled schemes from the spring Xfinity and Cup weekend as well as the fall Craftsman Truck Series race at the track. As a result, players could stage their own throwback events with liveries that actually ran that season.
There were standout non-throwback schemes too. The pack added Ross Chastain’s Wendy’s Frosty car and Brad Keselowski’s Consumer Cellular scheme, along with several new alternate looks for Xfinity Series drivers. Because those alternate schemes fill out the field, they make online lobbies and career races look more authentic.
The headline throwbacks featured big names. William Byron, Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, and Austin Cindric all appeared among the retro liveries. For fans who tune in every September for Darlington’s retro spectacle, running those cars year-round was a genuine treat.
Access followed the same model as before. The pack was free for Gold Edition and Season Pass owners, or players could buy it on its own for $9.99. Because it was the second of the three promised packs, Season Pass holders were now two-thirds of the way through their content.
The timing lined up with the PC launch. NASCAR 25 had just reached Steam on November 11, so a fresh content pack three days later gave new PC players even more to dig into. Meanwhile, console players who had been racing since October got another batch of cars to keep things fresh.
Throwback schemes are more than eye candy. Because they tie the game to NASCAR’s history, they give longtime fans a reason to care about liveries they grew up watching. The November Pack understood that, and it delivered the kind of content that sparks screenshots and online paint-scheme showcases.
If you love Darlington’s throwback tradition, the NASCAR 25 November Pack was the easy highlight of the fall. Add the extra alternate schemes on top of the 36 headline throwbacks, and it gave painters and racers plenty to run through the winter.
