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GT Sport players went without any new content in June. While Update 1.21 made way towards the end of the month, it primarily focused on the FIA Championship.

We already know seasons are coming to Forza Horizon 4. But up until now, we didn’t really know what each season would entail for gamers. But for the weekly Forza video series throughout the month of July, Playground Games will give players their first look.

If you’ve been awaiting a date for Assetto Corsa Competizione to enter Early Access, you’re in luck.

Anyone who’s a fan of classic rally cars: listen up. Bigmoon Studios announced that pre-orders of its upcoming Dakar 18 game will get the 1987 Peugeot 205 T16 “Grand Raid”.

It’s no secret that Kunos’ latest ace up its sleeve, Assetto Corsa Competizione looks mighty good. While not a direct sequel, ACC is the official game of the Blancpain GT Series. Unlike its predecessor, the upcoming racer features dynamic weather and time changes.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the GT Sport Mileage Exchange, you’ll know its schedule by now. As last week saw a refresh of all items, this week it’s everything but the cars.

Remember Quantum of Solace? Otherwise known as the worst Craig-era Bond film, it at least opened stupendously, with an adrenaline-pumping chase around Italy’s Lake Garda.

Gran Turismo Sport has been with us for almost nine months now, and a little more than three million of us have picked up a copy.

We’re kicking off the week with our latest Gran Turismo Sport photo mode competition. It’s a fun one, sure to test your compositional skills — and maybe your livery-crafting ones as well.

One topic sim racers often discuss is how a game compares to real life. Unfortunately for most of us, taking a real car to the track to compare it to the digital counterpart is difficult. But when you’re the “Drift King” Keiichi Tsuchiya, it’s a cinch.

It’s been around nine months now since Gran Turismo Sport first launched. Following a steady start, Polyphony Digital’s racer has hit a new milestone.

If you were worried that development on Forza Motorsport 7 was over, rest easy. During the July edition of “Forza Monthly”, Creative Director Chris Esaki put any rumors to bed that FM7 was getting abandoned.

As the countdown continues for F1 2018, Codemasters has revealed the full list of classic cars that will be available to players.

They say good things come to those who wait. Sim racers have been a patient bunch since Fanatec first showed off its direct drive wheel at last year’s Sim Racing Expo. Earlier today, the company shared plenty more details on the lineup, including price tags.

Fans of Japanese circuits now have a reason to celebrate: Twin Ring Motegi has arrived on Raceroom Racing Experience. Sector3 Studios has added Motegi to the game’s ever growing track roster as part of the latest update.

If you’re like us, you’ve sunk a fair amount of time into Gran Turismo Sport’s livery editor. Soon, there will be another in-game avenue for your creativity, as Polyphony Digital has teased a matching editor for the virtual driver gear.

The very first F1 Esport draft happened earlier this week in London. Nine teams took part, choosing from a crop of 40. Less than half made the cut, and they’ll be facing off for their share of the $200,000 prize pot over the next few months.

Shooting photos in black and white is the ultimate challenge. Without color, all of the other aspects of a photo — contrast, composition, balance — become even more important.

We’re back again for the Specialty Dealer’s weekly restock in Forza Motorsport 7. Unlike the past several weeks, the latest refresh is something of an end of an era. If you haven’t heard by now, the latest update for FM7 is now live and it does away with locked cars.

We’re back! With this, our latest Project CARS 2 photo mode competition, we’re celebrating one of the most famous circuits in the world of motorsports.