It looks to be a good summer to be a racing game fan, as the latest set of deals in the PlayStation Store sees some huge discounts on several popular titles.

Slightly Mad Studios has published its third Project CARS 3 developer blog post, this time detailing the tuning and upgrade systems in the game.

Lamborghini is on a bit of a roll at the moment, setting new sales records seemingly every other month. It’s recently sent out its 10,000th Urus SUV to a customer, but this week it’s reveling in something a little less common.

It’s a little out of its usual sequence, but the latest GT Sport Time Trials have also arrived today.

It’s the start of a whole new week (yes, another one; sorry), which means that — along with many of us heading back to work again — there’s a new set of GT Sport Daily Races. This week’s selection is a little out of the ordinary, as it contains two events with specially provided cars.

A third-lap incident in the FIA Formula 3 race at the Hungaroring robbed GT Sport world champion Igor Fraga of his first chance to score points this season.

There’s only six weeks to go until Project CARS 3, surprisingly announced in June, lands on game store shelves, and the hype train is starting to take on coal.

The 2020 Alienware Games have just been announced, and they offer an excellent chance for players in the United States and Canada to win a high-powered gaming PC.

Microsoft has cancelled production of the current-generation Xbox One X and the digital version of the Xbox One S, around four months before its new Xbox Series X is due to launch.

The icy blast of Winter has settled over the UK to mark a new season in Forza Horizon 4. Players can enjoy a frosty set of new events among the snow drifts.

Last month we announced the GTPlanet Guides, a new library of comprehensive resources about the biggest topics we cover.

The latest game update for Gran Turismo Sport is now available. It’s a relatively lightweight item, coming in at just 184.4MB — one of the smallest updates we’ve seen — and mainly centers on tweaks.

As you can see from the image above, you’re soon going to see the Gran Turismo name plastered all over a new race car. For many fans, this is a sure sign that a car might be coming to a GT game at some point in the future — and it’s certainly something blowing up on social media — but we’re going to sound a note of caution.

Codemasters is continuing its monthly tease of DIRT 5’s content, ticking off the pages of the calendar as the October launch hoves into view.

The latest update for GT World Challenge simulator Assetto Corsa Competizione has arrived on PC, and brings with it the much-anticipated second DLC pack.

According to reports from Bloomberg and Nikkei, Sony is looking to significantly increase its production of PlayStation 5 consoles ahead of launch later this year.

As we tick closer to the release of the next console generation, Microsoft is continuing to tout the impressive horsepower of the Xbox Series X. We already have a firm idea of the specs for the new Xbox console, but now Microsoft is showing off the architecture behind that power in a new Xbox Wire news post.

Lotus is a brand well known for finding ways to go faster. The very first Lotus was a modified Austin 7 which founder Colin Chapman built to be lighter and more powerful, to compete in trials racing. Chapman’s principles guide Lotus to this day, with even the all-electric Evija being both as light and as powerful as possible.

Polyphony Digital has announced a new update for GT Sport, which will arrive this week on Thursday July 16.

Monday mornings might not be everyone’s favorite time of the week — more so when it’s Monday the 13th — but for GT Sport players it’s the dawn of a new set of Daily Races. This week’s set of three include a one-make for fans of the Prancing Horse, some classic GT Sport fare, and an even more classic Le Mans event.