As we’ve been expecting for a little while now, the next Gran Turismo 7 game update — likely version 1.42 — is on its way soon and brings three brand-new cars to the game.
The latest Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial challenge is now available to all players, as the often lucrative event throws up a new car and track combination to test you out for the next two weeks.
As midnight begins to arrive in your console’s time zone, so you’ll find the Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges refreshing to a new set of five events for the week — one of which is particularly tricky.
Although the next Forza Horizon 5 Series is still a couple of weeks away, we’ve had an early teaser for some of the upcoming content courtesy of MG Motor parent company SAIC’s social media in China.
Xbox and PC gamers have a new direct drive wheel option available soon, and from a rather unexpected source as peripheral manufacturer Turtle Beach has revealed its first ever racing wheel.
Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races have updated on their usual schedule, bringing a fresh set of three events for the week — and you might need some tuning know-how to get the best results.
The next update for Forza Motorsport, Update 4, has been revealed by Turn 10 and it will include the series’ return of the Daytona circuits when it arrives on Tuesday January 16.
“In summer last year, my girlfriend and I did a European road trip in my Mercedes. Knowing that we were going to Switzerland, I had to go see my favourite Gran Turismo track in the flesh.”
The FIA has announced that the third FIA Motorsport Games will feature an expansion to its esports offerings with a second discipline that sees iRacing make its event debut alongside Assetto Corsa Competizione — but there’s no room for Gran Turismo.
Another Thursday means another new Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial event is now available, with a fresh hot-lap challenge for players to tackle across the next 14 days.
2024’s second set of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges is now becoming available to players around the world, with the change arriving at midnight local time in each time zone.
Japanese youngster Rikuto Kobayashi, runner-up in the 2023 Gran Turismo World Series Nations Cup, will be driving in the 2024 Super GT Championship, having been selected for a seat in the GT300 category.
After a brief, and troubled, 12 months apart, IndyCar and iRacing have resumed their decade-long partnership to bring official esports for the championship back to the sim racing platform.
Senior Turn 10 staff have issued a statement to fans of Forza Motorsport regarding the state of the game, promising to address prominent issues in 2024 and provide further, quarterly communications.
Four years on from revealing potentially its first ever vehicle, the Vision S, Sony has shown off its updated production prototype and announced that it will be coming to Gran Turismo 7 later in 2024.
Sony has removed Gran Turismo Sport from PlayStation Store sites worldwide as the staged shutdown of the title continues towards its late-January deadline.