If you are working through the Welcome to Japan Festival Playlist, the Guts. Glory. Ram. weekly challenge is one of those tasks that feels simple on paper and still manages to eat up a bit of your evening if you rush it. The good news is that it is tied to one truck, the 2024 Ram 1500 TRX, so you are never second-guessing the car choice. If you already have it sitting in your garage, you can jump straight in and start stacking rewards, including more FH6 Credits for later upgrades or another vehicle you have had your eye on.

Getting the Ram Ready.

The first thing to do is make sure you are in the right truck before you touch anything else. That sounds obvious, but a lot of players forget and end up wasting time in the wrong vehicle. Once you load into the Ram 1500 TRX, the opening step clears right away, so there is no extra work there. If you do not own it yet, check the early Horizon events and prize routes first. In a lot of cases, the truck is easier to grab there than by paying full price, and that saves you a chunk of Credits you can put toward tuning instead.

Three Stars at a Danger Sign.

The next job is to hit three stars at any Danger Sign. This is the part where people tend to overthink things. You do not need the most famous jump on the map. You just need one with a decent straight run-up and enough room to build speed. The Ram is heavy, sure, but it still pulls hard. Give it a clean approach, keep the wheels straight, and let the truck do the work. If you have already tuned it a little, that helps, but stock power is usually enough if you choose a sensible spot. A lot of players prefer the easier roadside signs for this exact reason. Less drama, fewer resets.

Hunting Great Wreckage Skills.

This is where the challenge can get a bit fiddly. You need five Great Wreckage Skills, not regular Wreckage and not the higher-tier version either. That matters. If you slam into traffic or go flying off something too tall, the game can hand you a different skill and it will not count. The safest trick is to find a medium cliff, slope, or raised edge and drive off it at a pace that is quick enough to register damage without turning it into a full-on crash. You will know you have got the right range when the skill pop-up feels consistent. Do that five times, and you are past the annoying part. It is one of those tasks that feels awkward the first time, then suddenly makes sense once you see how the game is scoring it.

Winning the Cross Country Race.

The last objective is probably the easiest if you pick the right event. Enter any Cross Country race while still in the Ram 1500 TRX, then drive it like you mean it. These races suit trucks, and the Ram has the kind of grip and shove that makes muddy sections much less stressful than they would be in a road car. Just keep an eye on the entry screen before the race starts. It is easy to swap cars by accident if you are moving too fast through menus, and then you end up wondering why the challenge is not ticking over. Stick with the Ram, take the racing line that works for off-road terrain, and try not to throw the truck into every corner. You do not need a perfect run. You just need first place.

Final Thoughts

What makes this weekly challenge worth doing is that it respects your time. There is no long grind, no awkward car hunt, and no need for a specialist build if you are just looking to get it done. You can clear the whole thing in one sitting, pick up the Festival Points, and then move on with a better bank balance and a truck that feels surprisingly useful outside the event itself. For players who like keeping pace with the playlist without burning through every spare minute, this is a solid way to stay ahead while still earning cheap Forza Horizon 6 Credits for the next upgrade or the next car on your list.