Gran Turismo Series

The latest weekly changeover of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races has taken place, with a brand new set of three events for players for the next seven days — and a chance to use some of those engine-swapped weapons in your garage.

The latest update for Gran Turismo 7 is now available, bringing new cars and events, more races and new engine swaps, and a selection of new Scapes locations.

As expected, following Kazunori Yamauchi’s teaser at the weekend, the next update for Gran Turismo 7 is due to land on Thursday October 20.

Gran Turismo Sport, the first title in the PlayStation 4 era for the quarter-century old series, turns five years old today.

Polyphony Digital and Mazda have announced a new online race series for Japan only with a rather interesting prize on offer: the chance to race in a real-world event next year.

Another new set of Gran Turismo 7’s Daily Races is now available, bringing a fresh set of events for players over the next seven days.

Gran Turismo series founder Kazunori Yamauchi has taken to Twitter to announce and tease the next update to Gran Turismo 7, which will arrive on consoles this coming week.

Gran Turismo 7’s latest Daily Races are now available, with a laser focus on some of the fastest ways to get around a race track.

Chile’s Angel Inostroza has taken his first ever win in the Gran Turismo World Series Nations Cup in a race which saw plenty of drama.

Round 2 of the 2022 Gran Turismo World Series Nations Cup will be broadcast today, October 9, starting at 1300 UTC.

The second online race in the 2022 GT World Series Manufacturers Cup will broadcast this weekend, on Sunday October 9.

Players logging into Gran Turismo 7 today will find a small update is now available, as hinted at by yesterday’s server maintenance notice.