BMW has shown a lot of interest in sim-racing lately, with its biggest commitment coming in the form of a special partnership with Fanatec that lets you go sim-racing with an actual M4 GT3 steering wheel.

Christmas is fast approaching, and Playground Games has given players an early present by dropping the new Series 30 content update. As well as further quality-of-life improvements, there’s new content to look forward to as well as a brand new feature.

There’s a new patch available for F1 2020 today, adding the complete set of cars and drivers from the past season of Formula 2.

Following hot on the heels on Sony’s mysteriously edited PlayStation 5 advert from November, there’s a new video out showing some new details for Gran Turismo 7.

After a long, chaotic, and disrupted 2020 calendar, we’re finally set to find out who this year’s GT Sport world champions will be.

Since Gran Turismo 7 was first revealed back in June of 2020, its release date has remained a slightly confusing mystery.

Forza Horizon 4 players can look forward to a brand new feature arriving at the festival to test their creativity and their driving skills, all in one new game mode. It’s called Super7, and it’s set to arrive on Tuesday December 8 for all FH4 players.

There’s a new set of GT Sport Daily Races to take us through the next week, and there’s a bit of a range of pace on offer.

Takuma Miyazono has come through to win the Asia-Oceania (ASOC) Regional Final in the 2020 FIA Gran Turismo Online Championship, to retain a remarkable 100% winning record in 2020.

There’s only three names left to book their places in the 2020 FIA Gran Turismo Online Championship World Final, and on Sunday December 6 we’ll find out who they are.

Fanatec has revealed a new sim racing wheel that you can take off your driving rig and fit into a real race car.

It’s just over a month since DIRT 5 launched, but Codemasters has been hard at work refining the title. In fact, the studio has rolled out so many changes that an entirely new game version — v2.00 — is just around the corner, and it brings one highly requested feature.

As we enter December, the snowy grounds of winter are back on the menu in Forza Horizon 4. Along with the icy conditions, there’s more new events and prizes to go hunting for.

There’s another new update for Project CARS 3, bringing further content to the game. Going by the name of “Update 3”, it’s set to add a brand new circuit, and another trio of cars to get to grips with.

The pace is quickening in the newest set of GT Sport Time Trials, available today and running over the next two weeks. Both events use racing machinery, and both come from the upper echelons of motorsport — both real and virtual.

If you want to play your old PlayStation games, like Gran Turismo 3 or Gran Turismo 4, on the new generation of gaming console, it turns out that you can. However, before PlayStation 5 owners start to break out their games discs, it’s not Sony’s console that’ll play them. It’s Microsoft’s Xbox Series S and Series X.

According to a now-deleted Tweet from the official Forza Horizon 4 account, Swedish marque Koenigsegg’s latest hypercar is heading to the game — and soon.

Tom Brooks, the man behind the voice of GT Sport’s in-game videos and host of the FIA Online Championships, has spent much of 2020 (where permitted) trying to put his money quite literally where his mouth is. After commentating on motorsports for years, including MotoGP and GTPlanet’s own endurance championship, he wants to become a racing driver.

The list of real world cars in Gran Turismo Sport is about to grow by one. Not because Polyphony Digital is adding another vehicle, but because a German tuner, TV personality, and YouTuber wants to build a real version of one of the game’s fictional vehicles.

Audi has announced that it is preparing to re-enter top-level prototype endurance racing, with a surprise return to the 24 Hours of Le Mans.