Andrew Evans

After all the action over the past three weekends, we’ve now got our semi-final line-up for the first season of the GTPlanet League.

While much of the buzz in the alternative fuel world is about battery-powered electric vehicles, some brands are continuing to develop other… alternative alternatives.

When the official first trailer (and name) for Need for Speed Heat dropped in August, it was very difficult to miss the car taking center stage. Leading much of the chase action, and highlighting the game’s customization options, was a heavily modified Polestar 1.

The newest game mode in GT Sport, the online time trial, has gained new events for the next fortnight.

Players logging into GT Sport this morning will find a rather unusual notice greeting them.

The third and final round of the Round Robin stage of GTPlanet League has seen one team come away undefeated and one yet to register a win.

PC and mobile gamers have had their chances to qualify for McLaren’s multidisciplinary esports competition, and now it’s the turn of the console players.

This week’s Daily Races will take GT Sport players to some of the game’s roads less traveled.

It seems like only yesterday that Chevrolet revealed its new, mid-engined Corvette. The “C8” generation (that’s shorthand for Corvette, eighth-generation) of Corvette became the first in the brand’s history to have the engine not only fully behind the front axle, but behind the driver too.

Mazda has revealed an expansion to its global motorsport plans, with a touring car based on the new Mazda 3.

It’s barely a week since the last GT Sport update, but there’s another on its way.

The world of motor racing esports has got one championship larger over the weekend, with a new national competition in Japan. It goes by the name of Japan Esports GT Grand Prix — or JeGT Grand Prix for short — and it aims to unify esports and motorsport, to “revitalize” both industries in the nation.

We get to try out some of GT Sport’s new content in this week’s Daily Races, with a new car in one race and a new (ish) track in another.

We’re only two weeks away now from GRID’s amended launch date of October 11. The game, a reboot of the GRID (or Race Driver: GRID, if you prefer) series will land on PS4, XBOne, and PC in two Fridays’ time, with a couple of days’ early access for Ultimate Edition owners.

Nearly two years after its original launch, a new version of GT Sport becomes available from next Friday.

The Polyphony Digital team has again been presenting some of its technical expertise at the CEDEC event in Yokohama. CEDEC, the Computer Entertainment Developers Conference is an annual conference for the computer entertainment industry. Taking place at the Pacifico Yokohama, an exhibition center in Yokohama, earlier this month, CEDEC includes seminars from noted figures aimed at improving the industry as a whole.

The FIA has announced 16 drivers who’ll be competing in the Digital Cup at the first FIA Motorsport Games at the beginning of November, and the list includes some rather familiar names.

We’re just catching our collective breath following today’s GT Sport content update, but already there’s a chance to use some of it in the newest game mode.

Aston Martin is in the headlines a lot right now. It’s working on creating one of the highest performance road cars ever made, capturing mid-engine performance car sales from Ferrari, and winning Le Mans outright.

An in-game notification, and announcement on the game’s official website, has confirmed the ETA of GT Sport’s next content update.