Italy’s Valerio Gallo has taken the very first Olympic Virtual Series Motor Sport Event title, courtesy of a narrow final race victory over Mikail Hizal of Germany.
What I’m about to do is rank every mainline console GT game from worst to best in my opinion, then I’ll try to see where I would place GT7 based on what we’ve seen so far about the game. It’s an interesting way to see how your expectations are going compared to other titles of the series, so I really would like if you did the same as I’m going to do now. So here we go:
Today is the first day of summer (or winter, for our friends in the southern hemisphere), and as a new week is upon us it’s time for a new set of GT Sport Daily Races.
There’s one final chance for players to qualify for the 2021 International GT League World Series today, and you’ll be able to watch it live right here on GTPlanet.
The latest round of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races has arrived and this week players will be heading to two of the world’s most famous racing circuits, and a staple of the game’s fictional courses.
In case you missed the major news of last week, it appears that there’s a very real possibility that 2022’s Gran Turismo 7 will release on PlayStation 4 as well as PlayStation 5.
If you were watching the heavily interrupted Nurburgring 24 Hours this last weekend you might have seen something a little familiar: a glimpse of Gran Turismo’s broadcast graphics.
Form GT Sport driver Valerio Gallo and Chile’s Angel Inostroza were the first to walk away from the FIA Gran Turismo Online Championship World Series with maximum points.
Another Monday means another fresh round of Gran Turismo Sport Daily Races appears, and this week players will be racing some of the game’s core cars as well as a regular head-to-head.
A dozen players will have another chance to qualify for the 2021 International GT League World Series today, and you can catch it live right here on GTPlanet.
According to a post today on the PlayStation Blog, there’s a chance that Gran Turismo 7 might be a cross-generational PlayStation game, running on both PS4 and PS5 consoles.
An announcement from Toyota Gazoo Racing has confirmed that the new Toyota GR86 will be made available in Gran Turismo Sport on July 8, ahead of the car’s debut in the 2021 Toyota GR GT Cup.
In just under four weeks we’ll find out who’ll be the first ever official Olympic champion in motor sport — and they’ll win their medal through playing Gran Turismo Sport.