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Andrew is GTPlanet's editor in chief and author of the GTPEDIA and GT6 Player's Guide books.

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GT Sport Daily Races: Eastern Promise

A new set of GT Sport Daily Races has arrived for the week, with two quite similar events and something rather different. You’ll be heading to Australia for a serious challenge at a well-known endurance event, and two point-and-squirt races at Japanese circuits.

GT Sport Time Trials: Cruise Missile

There’s another set of new GT Sport Time Trials upon us for the next two weeks, and we’re going to suggest taking the brave pills for one of the events.

GT Sport Daily Races: Winning in Wine Country

This week’s new set of GT Sport Daily Races will take players to three race tracks around the world, all linked by a history of wine-making. You’ll be taking in Italy, California, and the county of Kent in the United Kingdom for the next seven days.

Fanatec Releases New CSL Universal Hub

Fanatec has revealed its new CSL Universal Hub, allowing players to bolt a multitude of steering wheel rims — including items from real-world vehicles — to virtually any Fanatec wheelbase.

Nissan Drops Jann Mardenborough From GT500 Race Seat

The relationship between Nissan and GT Academy seems to be well and truly over, as the brand appears to have all-but ended its relationship with the sole remaining driver. Jann Mardenborough, who won the competition in 2011 and has been part of the brand’s Super GT campaign in recent years, no longer has a spot in the factory GT500 GT-Rs for 2021.

Porsche Reveals New $80,000, Entry-Level, Rear-Drive Taycan

If you’ve always fancied the Porsche Taycan but found the $100,000 starting price to be a little eye-watering, there’s some good news for you. Porsche has now confirmed that the previously Chinese market-only single-motor Taycan is now on its way to North America and Europe too.