30 drivers arrived in Las Vegas earlier this week after qualifying through multiple online seasons. After the usual battery of three Gr.3 block races  and two repechage races — in the unexpectedly entertaining F-150 Raptor at Willow Springs — these drivers from Chile, Brazil, Canada, and the USA remain.

Apparently, someone at Dodge thinks the Hellcat is a bit underpowered. To rectify this, Mopar is coming to the rescue with a brand new crate engine it took the wraps off of at SEMA 2018.

The nine official F1 Esports teams are returning back to the Gfinity Esports Arena in London this evening, for the second live event in the series.

There’s a special, free pack coming to Forza Motorsport 7 next week that combines two things we all love: virtual cars and toy cars.

SEMA 2018 is in full swing and there are plenty of reveals to go around. A legend in the Chevrolet camp turns 50 next year and, as you can imagine, the Bowtie brand intends to celebrate it. Unveiled on Tuesday, Chevy will be offering an anniversary edition of the COPO Camaro.

When it comes to big names at SEMA, there’s not many bigger than SpeedKore Performance.

Ken Block is back with another Hoonigan-branded piece of four-wheel madness here at SEMA 2018. It’s another Ford, but it’s probably not one you expected.

We’re on the ground at SEMA 2018 and there are trucks everywhere. So many in fact, it seems Honda has had just about enough of it all, and turned its Ridgeline pickup into an off-road buggy.

The following is part of GTPlanet’s exclusive coverage of the 2018 FIA Gran Turismo Championship, as our editorial team travels around the world to get you special access to the events and competitors. Stay tuned for more, and be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for a closer look behind the scenes.

Ford has revealed a new, lighter version of its GT supercar, just as the order books open for the next batch of cars.

Despite all the non-stop action of the FIA-Certified GT Sport Online Championship regional finals, Polyphony Digital is still finding time to update the game.

What a difference a year makes.

Before we completely close the page on last week’s FIA-certified GT Championship EMEA Regional Finals and prepare for this week’s American Regional Finals in Las Vegas (which we’ll also be covering in full), we need to stop and take a moment to reflect on one of the best Gran Turismo events, ever.

In the season known for the dead rising back to life, this seems oddly appropriate. After years of silence, kart sim KartKraft is back in the spotlight, and will be in players hands later this week.

After a short delay, we’re now only a month away from the release of Ride 3. To further whet appetites for its two-wheel racer, Milestone has released a new trailer, highlighting the game’s livery editor.

Another weekend brings another pair of new cars to Forza Horizon 4. The end of October sees a special 2018 Ford Mustang by DeBerti Design and a Lamborghini Gallardo Performante hit the roads of Britain.

It’s been almost two years since McLaren first teased its next “Ultimate Series” car. Today it’s finally taken the covers off its fastest ever car.

The springtime rains are fading away as Forza Horizon 4 enters its second summer season.

The last time McLaren built its own fastest car, it was the fastest car in the world. In case you need reminding of the McLaren F1, it held this title for 13 years, from 1992 to 2005.

In case you missed it, GTPlanet was on hand at Madrid Games Week for the FIA-certified GT Sport Online Championship regional final. While there, with all the action going on around us, we were able to catch up again with Gran Turismo series founder Kazunori Yamauchi.