Andrew Evans

Despite all the non-stop action of the FIA-Certified GT Sport Online Championship regional finals, Polyphony Digital is still finding time to update the game.

It’s been almost two years since McLaren first teased its next “Ultimate Series” car. Today it’s finally taken the covers off its fastest ever car.

The last time McLaren built its own fastest car, it was the fastest car in the world. In case you need reminding of the McLaren F1, it held this title for 13 years, from 1992 to 2005.

In case you missed it, GTPlanet was on hand at Madrid Games Week for the FIA-certified GT Sport Online Championship regional final. While there, with all the action going on around us, we were able to catch up again with Gran Turismo series founder Kazunori Yamauchi.

Another ten players have booked their places in the GT Sport Nations Cup final next month, with Germany’s Mikail Hizal (TRL_LIGHTNING) leading the way.

The inaugural FIA Online Championship is getting towards its closing stages. This weekend the second of the three regional finals is about to get underway — with GTPlanet right there in Madrid to call the plays.

After a teaser at this year’s Geneva Motor Show, BMW has revealed the final form of its new X7 SUV.

It’s getting on for a year since Gran Turismo Sport’s launch, and Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange for the 53rd time.

If you were hoping to see a fighter pilot drive a car at 1.3 times the speed of sound, you’re going to have to wait a little longer.

If you missed out on the GT Sport Asia-Oceania Regional final, don’t worry. There’s another GT Sport competition coming up for the region this month, and you can win steering wheels and a trip to the UK.

Despite motorsport being one of the most gender-blind sports possible, the sight of a woman in a race car in a top series is unusual.

If you’re a habitual vehicle painter, GT Sport’s Mileage Exchange this week is a treat.

This weekend’s GT Sport Asia-Oceania Nations Cup Regional Final has seen the first ten players book their places at November’s World Final.

Just as the World Tour live stream revealed new GT Sport content, so the Regional Finals are giving up secrets too.

Nearly a year has gone by since GT Sport’s initial launch and things are getting serious. The game’s linchpin feature — the FIA Championship — is nearly at its climax, and October 2018 will be a significant time for all involved.

A little while ago, GTPlanet reported on a poll of the greatest movie cars of all time.

Audi Sport has been successfully campaigning its second-generation R8 race car for three seasons. Despite a number of titles and trophies, for both professional and amateur drivers, Ingolstadt felt it was time for a change.

When it comes to doing things a little different under the hood, Mazda has a bit of history.

It’s all-change in the Mileage Exchange this week. Keeping with the traditional schedule, Polyphony Digital has shuffled the deck, bringing back cars, paints and other items for personalizing your GT Sport experience.

Some car makers are busily making headlining F1 cars for the road. There’s the outlandish Aston Martin Valkyrie for example, and the F1-powered Mercedes-AMG ONE. Infiniti meanwhile is quietly getting on with the business of making F1 tech work on existing road cars.