Kyle Patrick

Fancy yourself quick in Eden Game’s Gear.Club mobile game? If so, a drive in a real-world Formula One car could be in your future.

Speed. It’s as simple as that for this, our fifteenth GT Sport Photo Mode Competition here at GTPlanet.

We’re going big for this, the latest of GTPlanet’s Forza Motorsport 7 Photo Mode Competitions. How big, you ask? Oh, only the largest, heaviest vehicle in the game.

You may have already heard about the upcoming GT Sport patch. Polyphony will be updating its 2017 sim racer on Friday, but a change to user profiles on the official site may offer a hint of what that could entail.

We’re kicking off the latest round of our Project CARS 2 Photo Mode Competition with some open-wheel action. In addition to that, we’ve got the most recent poll to vote on, featuring the track-only variation of McLaren’s hybrid hypercar. Read on for all the details.

Back in January, Thrustmaster took the wraps off its hefty TSS handbrake. Unfortunately (for console players), it was a PC-only affair. Now, Thrustmaster has announced another TSS is on the way, and this time it’ll be multi-platform.

The Blancpain series is at historic Monza this weekend, for the second round of the 2018 season. To celebrate, Kunos Simulazioni has released another batch of screenshots for the official game of the series, Assetto Corsa Competizione.

Good news out of camp Kunos today. The Ultimate Edition of Assetto Corsa is now available on consoles, packing in all of the content the team released over the last 20 months.

The latest Forza 7 update landed yesterday. While it brought a variety of new cars to the franchise, it’s what Turn 10 has hidden in the files that has us even more excited. As the title implies, there’s a lot of surprises.

The Forza Motorsport 7 game update is now live across the globe. Weighing in at around 810MB (or 1.9GB on PC/XB1 X), it brings a variety of upgrades and improvements to Turn 10’s racer.

After a little over a week’s worth of delays, the latest Forza Motorsport 7 car pack is here. Dubbed the K1 Speed Pack, the sixth monthly car pack introduces seven brand-new cars to the series.

Last week, Audi released the latest Vision Gran Turismo vehicle in, well, Gran Turismo Sport. Actually, it’s a pair of cars, with a hybrid Gr.1 model and the original EV joining the lineup. We’ve taken both around the track to get an idea of what they’re all about.

Last month, Slightly Mad Studios added a heavy dose of Stuttgart to Project CARS 2. The Porsche Legends Expansion not only brought nine new models from the famous marque, but the company’s Leipzig test course as well.

In an announcement that should surprise few, the second season of the F1 Esports Championship will utilize the next installment in Codemasters’ gaming series.

McLaren’s MSO division has done it again. After working its magic on an all-carbon Senna, the team has celebrated the land of hockey and Tim Hortons with its latest special edition. Say hello to the McLaren 570S Canada Commission.

Almost six months out from the game’s release, Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed more cars and tracks are indeed coming to Gran Turismo Sport.

Today, if you don’t already know, is Friday. If you’re a Forza Motorsport 7 player, you may be wondering why the latest car pack didn’t arrive in-game yesterday, April 12. Well, we’ve got some bad news for you.

The thrill of the chase. That’s the theme with GTPlanet’s GT Sport Photo Mode Competition this time around. Well, sort of; there’s a role-play element involved as well. But we’ll get to the latest theme soon enough — first up is last week’s poll.

Last week, Slightly Mad Studios pushed out a surprise Project CARS 2 update for PC players. Now PS4 sim racers have the opportunity to try the new patch, which includes a free car and two new track layouts.

Porsche’s been celebrating this year. It’s the brand’s 70th birthday, and this week’s Want is from another big year. We’re travelling back half a century, to a track-proven sports racer from 1968.