Gran Turismo Sport

After weeks of teasers, leaks, and speculation, the highly anticipated “May” update for Gran Turismo Sport is finally here. It brings with it one of the world’s most popular circuits, nine new cars, new GT League events, and a flurry of other adjustments and bug-fixes.

Well that didn’t take long. After our community found hints that France’s Circuit de la Sarthe was coming to GT Sport, Sony has released an official trailer, confirming just that.

Fans of road legal rally cars will get a kick from this week’s rather colorful Mileage Exchange update.

When it comes to the world’s most iconic tracks, there’s not much that gets close to the Circuit de la Sarthe.

The GT Sport update revealed in a Tweet by Kazunori Yamauchi last week will be with us soon. Polyphony Digital has released a maintenance announcement which also tells us when the update becomes available:

If you’ve been waiting for more details on the inaugural Gran Turismo Sport FIA Championship Series, the wait just got a little longer.

While GT Sport players are anxious for the upcoming nine-car May update, we’ve got a new Photo Mode Competition to kick off the holiday weekend. You’ll need to put on your thinking cap for this one, as it’s a conceptual theme.

Since the last major content update for GT Sport arrived at the end of March, fans have been getting a little restless. A timely Tweet from series creator Kazunori Yamauchi should ease any concerns.

This week’s GT Sport Mileage Exchange may leave you blue, or perhaps a little green with envy.

Gran Turismo Sport just celebrated its seven month anniversary. Right alongside it, Polyphony Digital has released a mobile companion app for the sim racer.

The Mileage Exchange updates keep on coming, and this week it’s the turn of Mitsubishi to headline the offerings.

Update: Following on from yesterday’s entertainment, the Nations Cup is now also live:

One of the most surprising tidbits of news to come out of Germany this weekend is an update on Gran Turismo series sales figures. The GT World Tour is happening at the Green Hell right now, and the pre-race show dropped some interesting figures.

While the racing is about to kick off with the inaugural Gran Turismo World Tour at the Nurburgring, we’re opening up the latest GT Sport Photo Mode Competition. It’s a story of threes — read on for all the details!

The Gran Turismo Sport FIA Championship will begin in earnest this weekend at the Nürburgring. To celebrate, Polyphony Digital has invited 30 of the top European players to battle it out in front of a live audience.

It’s Tuesday, and that means a refresh of GT Sport’s Mileage Exchange stock.

With all of GT Sport’s updates recently, we might forgive you expecting something new in the Mileage Exchange update car selection. Sadly, you’re not going to get one, as this week’s update returns to the start of the cycle, with the Corvette Gr.3 Road Car.

Alongside the documented changes found in the latest GT Sport update, there are naturally some hidden features to be found too. These can be minor tweaks here and there but this time around, there’s something that’s certainly of note. It looks like GT Sport could be getting a car “ticket” system in the near-future.

Speed. It’s as simple as that for this, our fifteenth GT Sport Photo Mode Competition here at GTPlanet.

Gamers waiting for GT Sport’s FIA series to get underway need wait no more. We have a starting date, and it kicks off with a rather special live event.