Andrew Evans

It’s a week of one-makes in the GT Sport Daily Races over the next seven days. Two of the three races will feature homogeneous grids, with just a single vehicle type permitted.

UPDATE: This post has been updated with new information confirming the four cars originally teased for this update.

Yesterday, most eyes on Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus (SCG) were on the reveal of its Hypercar-class competitor. Of course when a company unveils a new car it doesn’t take long for gamers to start clamoring for the car to come to their chosen racing game, and so it proved.

The hypercar era of the World Endurance Championship is getting closer by the day. With road cars — albeit incredibly fast, exclusive, and expensive ones — coming in as the top class of competition, the series and its showpiece race will return to the feel of its glory days.

Car manufacturers spend a veritable fortune making sure that their seats are as comfortable and supportive as possible. After all, you’re going to spend hundreds of thousands of miles — and thousands of hours — sitting in it.

If you enjoyed watching the GT Sport FIA Online Championship drivers sliding around the Tokyo circuit in the recent Salzburg World Tour event, it looks like you won’t have long to wait to experience it for yourself.

If you’ve not managed to nab a qualification spot for the 2019 FIA Online Championship World Final yet, then we have some bad news for you. The final races for the year took place shortly before the recent World Tour event in Austria, and the season is over.

GT Sport’s Daily Races are visiting some real-world circuits this week, with three races on some classic older tracks.

Turkish-German driver Mikail Hizal has won the Nations Cup event at the World Tour in Salzburg, claiming his spot in the FIA Online Championship final in Monaco in November.

Mercedes-Benz has become the first team to defend its Manufacturer Series win, following up New York’s crown with a second victory in Salzburg.

A year on from the last exhibition event on the GT Sport World Tour, Sony and the FIA are returning to Salzburg for more meaningful affairs.

There’s two more events in GT Sport’s newest game mode for this fortnight, and a rather old school feel to things.

In a joint press conference at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show, Porsche and Sony have revealed plans to expand their partnership.

It’s three down, three to go in the Gran Turismo World Tour. Paris, the Nurburgring, and New York are in the history books, while Salzburg, Tokyo, and the grand final in Monaco are yet to come.

We all like to mark big achievements, and car manufacturers are no different. Bugatti is already making a celebratory model for its 110th anniversary, in the shape of the Chiron Sport 110 Ans and Centodieci versions, but it has something else to shout about this year too.

You’ll be going very fast or incredibly slow this week in the Daily Races, with no middle ground on offer.

If you’ve always wanted to be involved in the production of the Gran Turismo series, you’ve got another chance.

UK-based racing outfit Team BRIT is set to launch an esport team with a difference this weekend. The squad, going by the name of eTeam BRIT, will entirely consist of drivers with disabilities.

Another week, another leak: we now know the identity of another car that’s on its way to GT Sport in a future update.

While we’re all still having fun with GT Sport’s new wet weather mechanic and playing around with some classic J-tin, there’s another game update on the way.