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It’s nearly crunch time. GT Sport’s flagship feature, the FIA-Certified Online Championship, will reach its climax later this week in Monaco.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard about McLaren’s multi-disciplinary Shadow Project. The next qualification stage is now open, and as per tradition, it’s on a different platform. This time around, it’s Forza Motorsport 7.

We caught up with Kazunori Yamauchi recently, at the EMEA Regional Final in Madrid. Although much of our time was taken up with the Nations Cup and GT Sport one year on from launch, we were able to get some fascinating insights on other topics too.

It’s been a little over a month since Forza Horizon 4 launched, and it’s safe to say this is the best entry yet. That’s an opinion not only shared in our review of the fourth entry, but the community at-large. How so? FH4 had the best-selling launch for any Forza title in Xbox history.

Amid all the bustle of the spectacular FIA Regional Finals events, GTPlanet was able to sit down with the FIA’s Stephane Fillastre. Fillastre is the association’s head of brand, licensing and retail, and probably the person at the FIA most directly involved with GT Sport and the online championships.

If you grew up playing games in the 1990s or early 2000s you probably remember strategy guides. Nowadays its easy to find whatever you’re looking for with a few clicks of the mouse. Due to this, the largest strategy guide publisher, Prima Games, is throwing in the towel.

A few weeks back we got our first look at the Ride 3 bike roster. Now, Milestone is taking the cover off the track list for its upcoming game — and it’s pretty impressive.

The Horizon Festival is about to expand in a major way next month. At Microsoft’s X018 Conference, Playground Games announced the first expansion for Forza Horzion 4.

The 2018 FIA GT Americas Regional Championship was held in Las Vegas last week, and saw the crowning of the first Americas Champion: Igor Fraga, known as “IOF_RACING17” in GT Sport.

A new pair of cars has arrived for players in Forza Horizon 4 this week. With the winter season underway, the pairing this week share an off-road theme.

You’d be forgiven for being a little disappointed in GT Sport’s Mileage Exchange recently.

The seasons are a-changing once more as the cold winds of winter set in Forza Horizon 4. With it comes an all-new week’s worth of content for players to explore amidst the frigid weather.

Playground Games has dropped a new content update for Forza Horizon 4 aimed at improving the in-game experience.

Since American Truck Simulator landed on Steam back in 2016, fans have asked for more trucks. Now thanks to a new license from Volvo Trucks, they’re getting their wish.

We’ve got an update on one of the most anticipated features set to come to Forza Motorsport 7. The Race Regulation system is indeed coming — but not until 2019.

With over a month passing since its launch, we’re getting more information on Forza Horizon 4’s initial sales performance. The latest bit of news has Playground Games’ open-world racer topping the Xbox pile in terms of racing games.

The latest Forza Motorsport 7 game update has just landed on Xbox and PC. It introduces eight free cars for all players, improved crash physics, and more.

Right on schedule, the latest version of Gran Turismo Sport is now available on the PlayStation Network. Weighing in at 2.56GB, it introduces another batch of familiar cars as well as a new-to-franchise track in the shape of Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Turn 10 Studios has taken the wraps off the latest free car for Forza Motorsport 7 players. No, it’s not any of the recently-revealed Hot Wheels vehicles: it’s a 45-year-old, 1,500hp Porsche race car.

As we revealed last week, the next content update for GT Sport arrives tomorrow.