Gran Turismo Series

Alongside many other details from last night’s Gran Turismo 7 info blast — the March 4 2022 release date, a fleet of new cars, and all the features heading to the game — was information on what tracks we’ll be able to play when the game lands.

As anticipated, Gran Turismo 7 popped up on Thursday’s PlayStation Showcase stream with a brand new, three-minute trailer looking at all areas of the game. One vital piece of information contained within was the launch date, March 4 2022, but there was plenty more besides.

In case you missed it earlier on this evening, a new Gran Turismo 7 trailer dropped announcing the game’s March 2022 launch date.

Gran Turismo 7 now has an official launch date, and it’s coming pretty soon. You’ll be able to play the next game in the series less than six months from now on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, on March 4 2022.

The latest update to Gran Turismo Sport is now with us, and it’s largely in line with current expectations.

Porsche is getting rather heavily into esports at the moment, staging multiple national championships and a worldwide event in iRacing. Its latest entry makes use of Gran Turismo Sport though, and will offer one virtual racer the chance to take a real Porsche for a spin.

Somewhat out of the blue, Polyphony Digital has announced that there’ll be a new update to Gran Turismo Sport coming along this week.

A fresh set of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races is with us for the new week, featuring a mix of cars and events that should have a little something for everyone.

After months of mixed messages, vaguely worded statements, and more than a little silence, Sony has finally confirmed it: Gran Turismo 7 will be a PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 title when it arrives in 2022.

PlayStation has announced a new online Showcase event coming later in September, and it could mark the first official presentation of Gran Turismo 7 in over a year.

Another new week means another new set of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races is now available, and there’s something of an Austrian theme to the week.

Two days of competition in the mid-season showpiece Showdown event have flipped the form book on its head in both championships. After three races in both Nations Cup and Manufacturer Series we have two new championship leaders — though neither won on the day.

A new set of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races is now available for the coming week, and unusually all three races take place on one of the game’s fictional circuits — ranging from the very simple to the highly complex.

After the tightly fought battles of Saturday’s Manufacturer Series, the World Series Showdown in the 2021 FIA Certified Gran Turismo Online Championship moves on to the individual Nations Cup event.

The midway point of the 2021 FIA Certified Gran Turismo Online Championship is coming this weekend, starting with Saturday’s Manufacturer Series event.

The grand, mid-season playoffs in the 2021 FIA Certified Gran Turismo World Series are upon us this weekend. 30 of the best drivers in the world will assemble for the Nations Cup in the World Series Showdown, with 36 others representing their favorite brands in the Manufacturer Series.

Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi has selected a 1969 Ferrari 512 S Berlinetta once driven by Jacky Ickx and John Surtees as the winner of the Gran Turismo Award at the 2021 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

The latest set of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races is now available, and they have a distinctly race-ready feel for the week. Each of the events features race cars, getting quicker across the three options available.

Genesis has unveiled a trio of new racing car concepts designed in collaboration with Gran Turismo, destined to take their places in the racing game series in the near future.

As we’ve seen previously on GTPlanet, there’s plenty of demand out there for Gran Turismo collectibles. However one listing on a German automotive classifieds site might be among the most exclusive collectible of them all: a replica of the game’s famous Skyline Pace Car.