Team Subaru — Kylian Drumont, Takuma Miyazono, and Daniel Solis — has regained the GT World Series Manufacturers Cup title after a nailbiting final race at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.
The first Gran Turismo World Series champions of the Gran Turismo 7 era will be crowned later today, November 26, as the Manufacturers Cup final gets underway at 1600 UTC.
Takuma Miyazono, Coque Lopez, and Angel Inostroza won their Nations Cup Regional Finals events at the GT World Final, but it’s Igor Fraga who still holds a slender points lead going into Sunday’s Grand Final.
Serious sim racing can be an expensive business. Sim racing kit will set you back hundreds of dollars — or more — and that’s without considering a sturdy place to mount it.
The latest update for Gran Turismo 7 is now with us, and it brings a host of new content, higher value events, and one of the most-requested features since the launch of Gran Turismo Sport in 2017.
The annual shopping extravaganza known as “Black Friday” — named for the phenomenon of a single-day’s rush which pushes many outlets’ books into the black (or further into) — is nearly upon us and once again gamers are being assaulted by myriad discounts across the board.
With the next update for Gran Turismo 7 scheduled for Thursday, November 24, the official game website has revealed the new content players will be able to dig into with its usual pre-update post.
The Gran Turismo series officially turns 25 years old this year — on December 23 — and the anniversary will be marked with a special celebration within Gran Turismo 7, detailed in a new PlayStation Blog post.
Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta has been revealed as the next new circuit coming to Gran Turismo 7, and it’ll be coming in this month’s update on November 24.
The 2022 Gran Turismo World Series World Final is almost upon us, and if you’re planning on tuning in to the four days of live streams you’ll be able to pick up some in-game rewards — including early access to the most-recently announced new car in the series.
The official Gran Turismo social media accounts have teased a surprise new Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo car which is set to be revealed at the World Finals in Monaco this coming weekend.
After two seasons spent almost entirely online, the Gran Turismo World Finals returns to live competition at its regular Monaco home this coming weekend, with the racing action starting on Thursday November 24.
This KTM is not your father’s enduro from the early 80s. A great drivers’ car that is so much fun on sport hard tires at this short little track. Watch your entry speed in the last corner, you can really over cook things here and mess up a flyer.
The latest Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races are now available, with a new trio of events to run across the next seven days — and a chance to drive a legendary race car.