Gran Turismo Series

Polyphony Digital is expanding its team once again with a new hire. Hideo Teramoto recently joined the studio, and he’s a man with plenty of experience with another classic PlayStation racing title.

It’s a very racy week in the GT Sport Daily Races. For the first time in a very long while, there’s no road car presence at all, with all three events using full-on racing machines. That doesn’t mean Polyphony Digital hasn’t taken a chance to experiment though…

It’s that exciting time of month again where Polyphony Digital is readying the next version of GT Sport for our consoles.

Long-time Gran Turismo collaborator Daiki Kasho returned to the recording studio recently. It sounds like it was for new work for the franchise, too.

If you think of a music album bearing the Gran Turismo name, it’s likely there’s only one that springs to mind. The Cardigans’ Gran Turismo, including the Gran Turismo 2 title track My Favourite Game, is legend.

It’s a week for traditions in the Daily Races, as GT Sport goes back to its roots — and its origins.

There’s quite some variety in this week’s GT Sport Daily Races, likely with a little something for everyone.

The Mileage Exchange — or MiEx for short — in GT Sport is an in-game store that carries some things that are invaluable for making your car your own. You exchange your mileage (Mi) points that you gain from driving for the items within, hence the name.

We’re always excited when any new car is making its way to Gran Turismo. When it’s a SEMA GT Award-winner, it’s even more exciting. These are cars which aren’t just some stamped-out piece of metal or carbon-fiber, but unique pieces of automotive art made with a passion by a small group — or even just one person.

There’s a new set of three races for you to take part in this week, with a first appearance for some of the latest game content.

Polyphony Digital has mixed up the selection somewhat for this week’s Daily Races, with an unusual race format we’ve not seen before.

When GT Sport launched back in October 2017, we thought it was a little bit light on content. Polyphony Digital has been addressing that, piece by piece, with free updates over the game’s life, but there’s one thing still notably absent: Lotus.

Are you planning on competing in Gran Turismo Sport’s one-make race series for the new Toyota Supra? Need some tips before the first round kicks off tomorrow? No less than the reigning Nations Cup champion is here to help.

The first stage of the 2019 FIA-Certified GT Sport Online Championship Nations Cup is almost in the bag. There’s only one more race to go, with Gr.3 cars at Suzuka this coming Saturday.

The Nations Cup category flagship FIA-Certified Online Championship feature for GT Sport is already well underway for a second season. Now the Manufacturer Series is set to join it.

With the April update for Gran Turismo Sport, players can add another Toyota road car to their garage. This brings the total up to 18 Toyota models in Sport. No other modern racing game comes close to that figure, with some even missing the brand altogether. It forces us to ask the question: does Toyota have a console-game exclusivity deal with Polyphony Digital?

Whoopsies. The latest Gran Turismo Sport update is mere hours old, yet already we’ve got a hint of what’s on the horizon. And what’s more, it comes courtesy of the official site.

The latest version of Gran Turismo Sport is now available on PlayStation 4. Like the updates that have come before, it introduces a handful of cars to the 2017 sim racer, plus other goodies.

Gran Turismo Sport players already have five new cars to look forward to later this week. Now comes news that another car is en route to the franchise, and it’s one we’ve known about for a while.

Japan Race Promotion, the company that operates Super Formula, has announced an official “Virtual Series”, using GT Sport.