F1 2019 is now available across the globe. It introduces a variety of new features to Codemasters’ long-standing franchise, including a rather controversial one: microtransactions.

As part of the activities around last weekend’s enthralling GT Sport World Tour action, we were able to have a chat with series creator Kazunori Yamauchi.

Just as the circus descends on the Red Bull Ring — for the quickest laps of the season — F1 2019 has released in all formats across the globe.

It’s not often that an automotive brand racks up the big 1-0-0, and you’d expect them to make a bit of a fuss about it. Bentley, which has a pretty spectacular history aside, is quite rightly taking every opportunity as it builds up to the big day next month.

Spring has sprung once more in Forza Horizon 4. The new season switch brings fresh events and content for players to go after.

Any discussion of the golden era of ’90s early-polygonal racing games is incomplete without Wipeout. Between its trendy electronic soundtrack, savvy visual direction courtesy of legendary U.K. studio The Designers Republic, and of course its revolutionary floaty-yet-technical gameplay, Wipeout not only defined the early days of the PlayStation — it defined cool for the entire medium.

The latest version of Gran Turismo Sport is now available on PlayStation 4. Weighing in at 1.9GB, it brings a variety of new content — though those that caught last weekend’s World Tour action at the Nurburgring should already know most of it.

If you fancy following in Igor Fraga’s footsteps and becoming the Logitech G — and McLaren Shadow — champion, your opportunity starts here.

Polyphony Digital has released the official trailer for tomorrow’s 1.40 update, offering a small look at what’s to come.

For those that purchased the Legends Edition of F1 2019, the racing season has begun today.

Although we already knew GT Sport’s next game update was coming this week, we’ve now had a confirmation of the vehicles it’ll include.

Turn 10 has pencilled in the date for the next episode of Forza Monthly. As well as updates on the future of the Forza franchise, fans can look forward to a new car to drive.

I think after this weekend we can all agree on one thing: this F1 season is boring.

As one Ford GT says goodbye — the racer that just wrapped up its program at Le Mans — another Ford GT looks set to say hello. And it’ll do so close to where the first GT40 was built, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in Britain.

The Daily Races are taking us on a world tour of their own this week, with a trip to two of the world’s most famous race tracks, and a notorious combo from Gran Turismo’s past.

It’s the end of the month soon and, as we’ve come to expect over recent months, that means it’s GT Sport update time.

It turns out Codemasters has been hiding a trick up its sleeve for F1 2019. For the first time in as long as we can remember, drivers will change teams during the game’s career mode, including in the middle of the season.

We’re mere days away from the release of F1 2019. Now we have a clear idea of what trophy and achievement hunters will be targeting when the sim drops this week.

Following on from the hard racing of the team-based Manufacturer Series on Friday, Saturday was the solo event. The Nations Cup is every man for himself, with the 24 fastest GT Sport drivers in the world fighting for 12 spots in the final, and one automatic qualification for the World Final.

The fastest Gran Turismo players in the world are ready to face off at the Nurburgring in the latest FIA Championship World Tour event, and the stage is set for plenty of drama.