Forza Paddock

Data use

Forza Paddock is a fan project that gathers, organises and compiles public information from the Forza Horizon community. This page explains what the site does with that information, what it does not claim, and how to ask for corrections or removals.

Informational text; not legal advice. · Updated on 8 November 2026

We claim no ownership

The sheets, tunes, share codes, notes, lap times and texts shown here belong to their authors: Noa Miyako, kleis, K1Z Gray, LetzeLU, Wrong Hand Drive and the other tuners credited on each tune.

Forza, Forza Horizon, Xbox and Microsoft are trademarks of their owners. Forza Paddock is not affiliated with Microsoft, Xbox Game Studios or Playground Games.

What the site does

The goal is to aggregate and compile information that is already public, so tunes and cars are easier to find and compare. To do that, the site standardises car names, classes, surfaces, tires and tuners, merges the same tune seen in more than one sheet, translates notes and arranges everything into lists and suggestions.

That organising work is ours, but it does not turn the authors' data into Forza Paddock's data. The site is a lookup shortcut: the original sheet remains the reference, with the author's own wording, context and updates.

Credit and original source

Every tune shows its tuner, and the "Source status" page lists each sheet with its original link. Names and links are there to give credit and to let you check the information at the source. Describing a source's role or coverage does not mean it endorses the site.

Car photos: in-game screenshots hosted on the Forza Wiki (Fandom), used under Microsoft's Game Content Usage Rules. Rarity and stock drivetrain: Forza Wiki, CC BY-SA licence. Festival Playlist events and the official car list: forza.net.

Removal, correction or credit requests

If you author a source and want to correct something, change the credit, remove a link or take your data off the site, open a request at the link below. Include your sheet's link, what should change (rows, fields or the whole source), your relationship to the source and the reason.

Requests from authors about their own data are handled within 7 days: the source leaves the site on the next sync. Requests that are vague, cannot be verified or concern someone else's data may need more information.

What may remain after a removal

When a source is removed, its data stops appearing on the site. Technical records that do not reproduce the data (such as overall counts and operational notes) may remain, as may the code history on GitHub, which keeps old versions of files.

No warranty

Forza Paddock is a community reference, provided as is. Information may be incomplete, outdated or wrong, and the site may go offline or change when a source changes. Check anything important against the original source and in game.

Sources and permissions

We are asking each author for express permission. The list below shows where each source stands and is updated as answers come in.

Ask for removal, correction or a credit change