Andrew Evans

Night has fallen across Mexico as a new series of Forza Horizon 5 gets underway today: Midnights at Horizon.

Polyphony Digital has announced the next “Exhibition Series” in the Gran Turismo World Series online championship, with six races across the two championships over the next four weeks.

The latest update for Gran Turismo 7 — 1.31 — is now available, bringing a wide range of new content, features, and changes to the game’s physics.

Forza Horizon 5 players are now able to access the game’s second expansion, Rally Adventure, with the large, 18.4GB download necessary unlocking earlier today.

After an accidental leak of the upcoming 1.31 update for Gran Turismo 7, Polyphony Digital has officially revealed some of the contents players will be getting to grips with when it lands on March 30.

A slightly mis-timed in-game announcement has revealed that Polyphony Digital and the organizing body behind Super Formula, Japan Race Promotion, are due to reveal a new partnership next week — and it’ll bear the first fruit in the April update for Gran Turismo 7.

Playground Games has revealed more about the upcoming new Series in Forza Horizon 5 in the latest Forza Monthly stream, with nocturnal naughtiness the theme.

A Forza Monthly stream is set to go live later today, Monday March 27, as the Forza Horizon 5 festival evolves and, for a second time, expands later this week.

A new set of Daily Races awaits Gran Turismo 7 players this week, with a very rare appearance of both circuit and track alongside more common fare.

The next update for Gran Turismo 7 will arrive during the week commencing March 27, as confirmed by series creator Kazunori Yamauchi in his usual social media teaser.

With just a weekend to go until the new second expansion for Forza Horizon 5, Rally Adventure, goes live, the new Achievements you’ll be racing for have been revealed via the Steam and Xbox storefronts for the game.

It’s the final week of Forza Horizon 5’s Series 18, with Spring arriving in Mexico to say farewell to the latest set of themed challenges.

LEGO and 2K Games have officially unveiled a brand new racing game based on the famous plastic building blocks will launch on May 19: LEGO 2K Drive.

The first major update for Need for Speed Unbound, “Volume 2”, is now available across all platforms — PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox — bringing new game content and features as well as a raft of fixes.

LEGO has announced via social media that a new racing game based on the popular Danish building block will be revealed this week, on Thursday March 23.

One of the most spectacular and certainly rarest vehicles ever made is heading to auction in May, with the only original TVR Cerbera Speed 12 getting ready to find a new home through Silverstone Auctions.

Gran Turismo 7’s new set of Daily Races for the week is now available, with a trio of events for racing car categories running for the next seven days.