In a busy day for fans, Playground Games has shown off the next upcoming content update for Forza Horizon 4 during the latest Forza Monthly livestream. Series 35 is scheduled to drop next week, bringing more new cars to the Festival. Let’s open the hood to dissect what’s coming in the latest update.

After a little coded teaser last month, Slightly Mad Studios has announced the fourth and final scheduled DLC pack for Project CARS 3 in a blog post on the official game site.

Goodwood, one of the UK’s best-known automotive culture hotspots, is offering a pretty special prize bundle for an online competition in Gran Turismo Sport. Prizes include tickets for the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed, a rally stage passenger experience, and a PC sim racing rig.

Fans of vehicular mayhem and destruction are in for treat this May, as Wreckfest is coming to PS Plus as a free game for PS5 owners.

Sony’s fourth-quarter and full-year financials are now in, and they reveal that the PlayStation 5 is on course to unseat its predecessor as the fastest-selling home games console of all time.

New footage of Gran Turismo 7 appears in a new video on Sony’s official channels promoting the features of the PlayStation 5’s new DualSense controller. It’s only a very short clip, within a very short clip, but it’s the first new video we’ve seen of the game since the initial reveal last year.

Although the 2021 GT Sport FIA Online Championship season has already started, Polyphony Digital has pushed out a small update to the Balance of Performance calculations.

The four-week cycle of Forza Horizon 4 is almost at an end again, with the final season coming later this week. That means it’s very nearly time for a new series — Series 35 — and the Forza team has been teasing us with what new content might be coming to the game.

GT Academy champion from 2011 Jann Mardenborough has signed a new driver management contract with MB Partners, run by former F1 driver Mark Blundell.

Qualifying in Formula One is set for its biggest change in a quarter of a century, with a new format that will debut later this season.

The last set of GT Sport Daily Races for April gets underway today, with three races on three quite different European race tracks.

The first qualifying event for the 2021 International GT League World Series gets underway later today, with the GT Nostalgia Selection Event.

A fresh coating of snow has turned the UK into an icy playground as a new Winter season kicks off in Forza Horizon 4. Although the conditions are more treacherous, the speeds continue to climb with more events now available.

The newest DLC pack for Assetto Corsa Competizione, the British GT pack, will arrive on consoles later this month, on April 28.

Gran Turismo is set to become an official Olympic sport, as one of five official partners for the first ever Olympic Virtual Series (OVS) later this year.

After a relatively brief period of teasing, sim racing peripheral manufacturer Fanatec has taken the covers off its new wheel base. It goes by the name of CSL DD and it is, as anticipated, a brand-new, entry level direct drive wheel base at a third of the price of existing offerings.

Nacon and KT Racing have revealed a first official trailer for the next game in the Test Drive Unlimited series, as Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown.

It looks like sim racing fans will be spoiled for choice in 2021, as it seems there’s another new driving peripheral on its way. This time it’s coming from Fanatec, and we’re not entirely sure what it’s going to be.

After a couple of months of teasing, Thrustmaster has unveiled its new steering wheel. It’s called the “Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition”, and it is a 1:1 replica of the steering wheel you’ll find in the 2020-season Ferrari SF1000 Formula One car, built to celebrate the brand’s 1000th grand prix.

Thrustmaster has confirmed that its new wheel, due to be revealed tomorrow, will be a Ferrari SF1000 Edition model standalone wheel.