Winning the Small but Mighty Seasonal Championship in Forza Horizon 6 is the only way to add the 1970 Honda S800 to your garage during the Horizon Mascot Party Summer season. While D-Class racing is often slow, using a high-acceleration Autozam AZ-1 build allows you to dominate the AI on Unbeatable difficulty and secure your 5 Forzathon points quickly.
Key Takeaways
- Required Car: D-Class Electric Domestic Vehicles (1993 Autozam AZ-1 recommended).
- Tune Code: 132 289 945 (Optimized for acceleration and grip).
- Reward: 1970 Honda S800 and 5 Forzathon Points.
- Championship Format: Three-race series (Shimanoyama, Edamame, and Irokawa Circuits).
- Difficulty Tip: Set your preferred Drivatar difficulty before entering the first race, as it cannot be changed mid-championship.
Autozam AZ-1 Tune and Car Setup
The “Small but Mighty” challenge requires D-Class Electric Domestic vehicles. While many cars in this class feel sluggish, the 1993 Autozam AZ-1 is the standout choice for this Summer Festival Playlist event. By applying the tune code 132 289 945, you prioritize acceleration and low-speed grip, which are essential for the tight, technical circuits featured in this series.
Because D-Class cars have a lower top speed, momentum is everything. This specific build ensures you can dive into corners and out-accelerate the AI on the exit, making “Unbeatable” difficulty feel significantly more manageable.
Small but Mighty Race Walkthrough
The Seasonal Championship consists of three circuit races. Success in the first two usually secures the overall win, but you must complete all three to claim the Honda S800.
Race 1: Shimanoyama Circuit
This track features several sweeping turns where maintaining a tight line is critical. The Autozam’s acceleration shines here; use the first two laps to pick off the lead AI cars during the technical sections. If you are struggling with the lead, check out our guide on Forza Horizon 6 cornering techniques to maximize your exit speed.
Race 2: Edamame Circuit
Edamame is a shorter, punchier circuit. The AI tends to bunch up in the first two corners. Stay patient and avoid heavy collisions, as the Autozam is light and can be easily pushed off-track. Use the superior grip of the recommended tune to take the inside line whenever possible.
Race 3: Irokawa Circuit
The final race at Irokawa involves elevation changes and trickier braking zones. Even if you have already secured enough points to win the championship, finishing this race is required to trigger the 1970 Honda S800 reward notification.
How to Claim the 1970 Honda S800 Reward
Once you complete the Irokawa Circuit and the championship standings screen appears, you will automatically receive the 5 Forzathon points and the 1970 Honda S800. If the reward does not trigger, ensure you have not accidentally lowered the car class or changed vehicle types mid-series.
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