Andrew Evans

From the moment Toyota revealed the new Supra, it was inevitable it’d end up as a race car.

If you’ve been doing online races in Gran Turismo Sport recently, chances are you’ve noticed something new.

The hottest of hot hatchbacks right now are set to get a little cooler. New emissions testing regulations in Europe are forcing manufacturers to turn the wick down on their sporty models.

When it comes to reinvention, no brand has managed a turnaround quite like Skoda.

Simulator equipment manufacturer Fanatec has become a Formula 1 partner, and official sponsor to the F1 Esports Series.

Get your spray guns ready, for another palette update in GT Sport’s Mileage Exchange.

It’s often the way that when two momentous events occur together, there’s a joint party.

One of the great joys of buying a brand new car is making sure it fits your needs perfectly. In fact speccing a car up is so much fun that almost all brands now offer an online configurator. They’re a great way to waste an entire day… so we’re told.

McLaren has unveiled its fourth ever car in the “Longtail” (LT) line.

Renault has an incredible history in F1. With over 160 race wins as a constructor and engine supplier, it’s captured eleven driver titles over the years.

Another Tuesday, another Mileage Exchange update.

Lamborghini’s specialist classic car restoration service, Polo Storico, has tackled an even more special vehicle than usual.

GT Sport players have been celebrating the start of the FIA Championships this week. The game’s signature esports feature pits drivers from around the world against each other in two events: the Nations Cup and the Manufacturer Series.

When we reviewed the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross a few weeks back, we felt it was a nice step forward for a brand that has been in the doldrums.

As is now tradition, Tuesday is the day GT Sport’s painters celebrate.

GT Sport’s signature FIA Championships will finally get underway this week. Polyphony Digital is releasing a game update to coincide with it.

After the mayhem of recent years, endurance racing fans may have been crying out for a normal race. It’s not good for the heart to run at 130bpm for a full day, after all.

Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange on its usual schedule. In keeping with the alternating major/minor updates, this week is all-change, bringing different cars along with all the other items.

It looks like the face of top level endurance motorsport will change from 2020. The FIA has revealed plans to move away from purpose-built racing prototypes and back towards a high performance road car formula.

GT Sport players will wake up to a new patch this morning. It’s the second update in the last eight days and, as expected, arrives to fix some small issues that appeared with May’s major content update.