FH6 Autumn Week Two Guide: U4N Tips for Faster Seasonal Progress

[JackWalker]

The FH6 Autumn Week Two Festival Playlist is live from August 20 to August 27, 2026, and it gives players a straightforward mix of racing, collectibles, time attacks, and multiplayer activities. If you are watching your FH6 Credits, this week is also fairly friendly because the main weekly challenge does not require an expensive car or a complicated tune.

The main focus is the 2021 Hyundai i20 N, which is used throughout the four-step weekly challenge. You can buy it from the Autoshow for 45,600 FH6 Credits, or obtain it through the Scenic Nights seasonal championship. Once you have the car, most of the week's early progress can be completed without much preparation.

Start With the i20 N Challenge

The weekly challenge, Hot Hatch-a Tea, begins with the 2021 Hyundai i20 N. If the car is already in your garage, there is no reason to change anything before starting. The challenge is designed around normal driving rather than difficult performance requirements.

The first task asks you to earn four Speed Skills. A long straight road is the easiest place to do this. The main highway works well, as does the festival drag strip. Build up speed and keep the car under control until the required skills appear.

The second step requires a Street Race victory using the i20 N. Festival Chase and Matsumi Climb are useful choices, although any Street Race should count. You do not need to create an extremely powerful tune just to finish this requirement.

Finish the Time Attack

The final part of the challenge takes you to the Edamame Time Attack Circuit. You need to complete three laps while following the checkpoints.

The circuit is located inside Horizon Stadium, on the left side of the map. The easiest approach is simply to concentrate on clean driving. Cutting corners too aggressively can cause missed checkpoints and force you to repeat sections, so a controlled run is usually faster overall.

Once the three laps are complete, the weekly challenge is finished and you can move on to other Playlist activities.

Use Rewind for the Mascots

The Homerun collectible challenge is one of the quickest activities this week if you know where to go. The objective is to smash 15 Shimanama Hit Mascots around Horizon Stadium.

Instead of driving around looking for 15 different mascots, you can use one target repeatedly. Smash a mascot, activate Rewind, and return to the moment before the collision. The mascot regenerates, allowing you to destroy the same one again.

This method can reduce the challenge to roughly a minute. A Horizon Solo session can also help because other players will not accidentally destroy the mascots before you reach them.

Build Toward the Reward Cars

The Autumn Playlist has several useful progression targets. At 20 points, you receive the 2024 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, which is the main seasonal exclusive reward. At 40 points, the 2016 Abarth 695 Biposto becomes available.

There are also Series milestones outside the immediate Autumn rewards. The 1970 Honda N600 is tied to 80 Series points, while the 1967 Renault 8 Gordini requires 160 points.

If your goal is simply the Camaro, there is no need to complete every activity. Focus on the weekly challenge, the collectible objective, and whichever other events you find easiest.

Multiplayer Adds More Options

The Trial, Fun Fair, is available for players who enjoy team racing. It uses A-Class Modern Sports Cars and pits the group against Unbeatable Drivatars. Completing the event rewards the 1969 Nissan Fairlady Z 432.

Horizon Play: Squeaky Clean asks players to earn three LINK Clean Start skills in Spec Racing and offers the 2017 Mazda MX-5 Cup. Horizon Stunt Party is another option, with a Green Gingham Relaxed Shirt available from its featured open-world mini-games.

These events become particularly useful when you are trying to push beyond the basic 20-point reward.

Make the Week Work for You

For most players, the simplest route is to finish the i20 N challenge first, then complete the Homerun mascot objective at Horizon Stadium. After that, pick the races or multiplayer activities that fit your preferred driving style rather than trying to clear the entire Playlist in one session. Players who want to save time can also consider FH6 Boosting when they need help reaching higher progression milestones without spending as much time on repetitive activities.

For the 20-point Camaro target, the Playlist is quite manageable. Once you have the car and know the quickest collectible method, the rest of the week becomes a matter of choosing activities you actually enjoy. If you are aiming for the Abarth or the larger Series milestones, simply continue adding the easiest available points.