Gran Turismo Series

In among all the excitement for the Super Formula SF19 reveal for GT Sport, there’s some other interesting information.

UPDATE: Since this article was originally published, an official trailer (embedded below) and screenshots for the new car have been released by Polyphony Digital.

This week’s daily races head across to Japan’s race tracks and highways, while there’s an oval challenge for street cars.

When we spoke to Kazunori Yamauchi in Salzburg last year, he confirmed that the team was always looking at ways to improve the flagship FIA experience. Since then we’ve seen regions split and reunited, and a more open entry mechanism, all to make the events smoother and friendlier for players.

In a now-traditional post on Twitter, Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed the date for the next GT Sport content update: March 5.

The cat’s out of the bag: Polyphony Digital is returning to the live event format for its GT Sport invitationals, and it starts in less than a month.

Are you a fan of Huey Lewis and the News? Our latest GT Sport photo mode competition will have you humming one of the band’s biggest hits. Just try to shake the image of a dancing homicidal Christian Bale out of your head first…

Over a year on from release, the consumer version of Gran Turismo Sport remains one of the best-looking games out there. But that’s not even its ultimate form.

It’s a good week to dust off your FIA-Certified GT Sport Online Championship Manufacturer Series vehicles and get in some practice.

Fancy yourself pretty good with Gran Turismo Sport’s livery editor? One of the big names in esports is on the hunt for a designer.

Right on schedule after an announcement earlier this week, a new version of Gran Turismo Sport is now available.

In a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it news blast, Polyphony Digital has confirmed a new Gran Turismo Sport update is coming later this week.

It’s that time again. We’ve got another Gran Turismo Sport Photo Mode Competition going on, and it’s sure to bring out the supercars.

It seems that even after 15 months on sale, GT Sport still has a few hidden secrets. Thanks to GT Online Championship world finalist Adam Wilk, we’ve been able to discover one such Easter Egg which may hint at a track we’ve not yet seen in the game.

YouTube plays host to a lot of fan-made tribute videos. Every once in a while, one comes along that stands out. This is one of those times.

After a vague tease earlier in the month, Polyphony has officially released the first details of the 2019 FIA-Certified GT Sport Championship.

Last month Sony inadvertently gave us hints at the general player counts of hundreds of its titles. Gran Turismo Sport was amongst them, and now we have a more detailed figure: 6.6 million.

While we’re still getting our teeth into the latest GT Sport update, it’s not all been plain-sailing for some players.

The first major GT Sport update of the new year is here. Say hello to version 1.32.

The latest GT Sport DLC update arrives tomorrow, bringing with it eight new cars and a surprise returning circuit.