Michael Leary

It lives. Again. SimBin Studios has taken to Twitter to show off a new preview image for the upcoming GTR 3.

This past Monday, EA and Ghost Games officially pulled the wraps off Need for Speed Heat at Gamescom. Now we have a gameplay trailer to walk players through what awaits them later this year.

Continuing on with the deluge of info on Need for Speed Heat, developer Ghost Games has confirmed the game’s full list of trophies and achievements.

Earlier this month, the team behind iRacing showed off its new, work-in-progress damage model. It looks to be one of the biggest leaps for the acclaimed PC sim racer yet, and if we’re being honest, it looks amazing.

Studio 397 has released the “Two Strong” car pack for rFactor 2. As the name implies, players will find themselves with two brand-new toys to tinker with: the Aston Martin Vantage GTE and McLaren Senna GTR.

Studio 397 has confirmed the Aston Martin Vantage GTE is on its way to rFactor 2. The Netherlands-based studio announced the good news on the official Facebook page for the PC racing sim. The Vantage GTE will join the likes of the Porsche 911 RSR, Corvette C7R, and the BMW M8 GTE already featured in the game.

The latest update for F1 2019 is now available on the PC and PlayStation 4 platforms. Version 1.08, dubbed the “Visual Update”, brings updated liveries and sponsor logos to all cars in the game.

Codemasters has shared new gameplay footage of the upcoming GRID, this time focusing on the returning Barcelona circuit.

It seems a YouTube URL has leaked the full title of the upcoming Need for Speed ahead of tomorrow’s reveal. Say hello then, to Need for Speed Heat.

The reveal of a new entry in the Need for Speed franchise is nearly upon us. According to Eurogamer, Electronic Arts will pull the wraps off of the upcoming title this Wednesday, August 14.

Collisions are about to become even more terrifying in iRacing.

Formula One confirms Mexico City will continue to be the home of the Mexican Grand Prix until the end of 2022.

Earlier this week, Turn 10 concluded development on Forza Motorsport 7 with the August Update. With the update came the final addition to the car roster in the form of the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport. That wasn’t all as further improvements to Forza Race Regulations were also in the final update.

The latest version of Assetto Corsa Competizione is now live on PC. Update 1.0.7 brings over a dozen improvements to the PC racing sim, ranging from UI to gameplay improvements.

The next Forza Monthly live stream is near, and it looks like an interesting one. As you can see in the image above, the car being showcased is none other than the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport. Going by past events, this suggests the GT4 racer is on its way to the game very soon.

Xbox Live subscribers, rejoice! While a new Forza title isn’t on the docket for this year, that doesn’t mean players will be left high and dry. Next month, Forza Motorsport 6 will headline the free Games With Gold lineup.

With the current series of events winding down, Forza Horizon 4 players still have plenty to look forward to. The next round of seasons are right around the corner, which of course means a new update lurks. Sure enough, Playground Games has detailed what’s in store for the game’s next major update.

As no doubt spoiled by the title: racers, rejoice! Polyphony Digital has put an end to a nasty exploit around the Goodwood Motor Circuit in GT Sport.

In April, Bigben Interactive announced its plans to release an official game for the FIA Euro Truck Racing Championship. Suffice to say, this will be a sim racer exclusively featuring hulking big rigs, the first of its kind. It joins the likes of official WRC, Blancpain GT, and Formula 1 games in the genre.

With this month’s update out in the wild, players will soon bid farewell to further updates for Forza Motorsport 7. After two years, Turn 10 has confirmed development on FM7 will end following next month’s update.