Andrew Evans

The Goodwood Festival of Speed’s Central Sculpture is famous the world over. It’s usually an exciting, dynamic splash of artwork that towers over the Earl of March’s 17th Century residence.

Volvo Cars will split off its performance arm Polestar into a standalone brand, specializing in electric power.

For this week’s Want we’re looking at one of the most heinously overlooked performance cars of the 1990s.

Polyphony Digital has released a small patch for the Gran Turismo Sport closed beta.

Aston Martin has recently been hosting a special event for its VIP Le Mans guests, and apparently surprised them with a special guest of its own.

Honda’s new Civic Type R isn’t even on sale yet, but the company is already talking up what comes next.

The Le Mans 24 Hours is an unforgiving race. With cars running at full throttle for significant periods and immense stops, Le Mans will test any machine.

If you’re anything like us you’ll be glued to the television or radio this weekend for the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

We’ve seen the trailer, we’ve interviewed the boss (twice) and now there’s even more information coming about GT Sport.

We’ve plucked this week’s Want from the ranks of the ideas that never quite made it. After all, nothing quite causes heated discussion like a good concept car.

Thrustmaster and Sparco have announced a new partnership between the two brands. The agreement will see Thrustmaster supplying licensed Sparco products to complement its own game controllers.

You’re probably already sold on yesterday’s Gran Turismo Sport trailer and launch window announcement. However, we now have a Sony-issued fact sheet from E3 that’s no less enthralling.

After a false start, a delay and a closed beta test, Gran Turismo Sport finally has a release window.

Following an impressive showing in the Asian Le Mans Series, GT Academy finalist Edgar Lau is due to race at Le Mans next weekend.

It’s one of the strangest cars ever conceived, but this week’s Want will be rather familiar to Gran Turismo fans.

Barely a week seems to go by these days without a car manufacturer boasting about its Nürburgring lap time.

For this week’s Wednesday Want we’re looking at a brand that has never appeared in a Gran Turismo game before.

Lotus may be one of the most loved car manufacturers on the planet, but behind the scenes its recent history has been less than spectacular.

With just a day remaining until the official unveiling of the 8 Series Concept, BMW has sprung a leak.

The hot hatchback has always been a popular car in Europe.