Michael Leary

Last week saw the release of the Season 5 update for Forza Horizon 4. With it, came a bevy of new events, new cars, and best of all, the return of Mitsubishi. Season 5 kicked things off the right foot, there’s little denying that.

2019 is off to a good start in bridging the gap between players on different console platforms. Rocket League just became the second game to enter the PlayStation Cross-Play beta program.

With the new year in full swing, we’re closer than ever to the release of Codemasters’ DiRT Rally 2.0. The title is a sequel to 2016’s DiRT Rally and set for release on February 26.

Slightly Mad Studios has been the topic of several discussions lately. Whether it be the studio working on its MadBox console, or CEO Ian Bell having a go at Soulja Boy.

Assetto Corsa Competizione is set for its fifth major update release next week. With it comes a new car and track combination, as well as new features.

Ditch the winter coats and scarfs because a new season has sprung in Forza Horizon 4. The second seasonal change of the new year brings with it the calming breezes of spring.

It’s that time of the week once again. A new season sweeps into Forza Horizon 4, with new races and prizes to be had.

While 2018 may be winding down, the racing game news keeps on coming. Studio 397 bookends the year with the release of the “GT3 Challengers Pack” for rFactor 2.

The end of the year festivities are in full force it would seem. With 2018 nearing its end, SimBin Studios has taken to Twitter to remind fans of the upcoming GTR 3 racing sim.

The action never ends in Forza Horizon 4. Last week saw the arrival of the Fortune Island expansion, and it’s been a blast thus far. Now that everything has had time to settle, the weekly seasonal change has come around.

If you were under the impression RaceRoom Racing Experience didn’t have anything left in the tank — think again. As we draw closer to the end of the year, Sector3 Studios has one final parting gift for 2018 in the form of a new update.

The latest version of iRacing is now available to all subscribers. Following the first update of the 2019 season, the iRacing team is back at it again, this time with some holiday cheer.

The upcoming fifth-generation Toyota Supra has been all the rave lately, and for good reason. With its production run coming to an end in 2002, the fan favorite is set to return next year in a blaze of glory.

It’s been quite a year for racing games, especially in the competitive scene. The racing world of esports appears to grow larger by the day, with just about every major player onboard. If there’s one thing that could improve competitive racing, it would be the growth of the community at-large.

Man, time flies when you’re having fun doesn’t it? The good news is we’re approaching the halfway point of the month, which means an update for Assetto Corsa Competizione is due.

This week will see the Horizon Festival moving to a new location: Fortune Island. The eponymous expansion for Forza Horizon 4 is the largest Playground Games have ever made. Players will hunt down hidden treasures and other assorted goodies, all while navigating extreme terrain.

Two brand-new vehicles have arrived at the Horizon Festival this week. While the temperatures may have dropped, that doesn’t mean all the fun goes with it. This week’s pairing is an eclectic one, to say the least.

File this under breaking news: a new Project CARS game is in the works. The good news comes courtesy of Slightly Mad Studios head Ian Bell on our forum.

The December update for Forza Motorsport 7 spiced things up quite a bit. Besides this month’s spotlight car being the V8-powered BMW M8 GTE, there are a few changes going on under the hood.

At this year’s Game Developers Conference, Turn 10 took a deep dive into creating realistic environments for Forza Motorsport 7.