It may come as something of a surprise, but Forza Horizon 4 is nearly two years old. The open-world racer, set in a lightly massaged version of the United Kingdom, arrived on October 2, 2018 — or September 28 for Ultimate Edition buyers — and to mark the occasion Playground Games is holding a competition.

The latest Forza Monthly livestream has revealed the latest content heading to Forza Horizon 4’s Horizon festival. Though we had some idea of what to expect thanks to some unusual clues last week, the stream has put any doubts over what’s coming in Series 27 to rest.

You’ll get a rare chance to test out your oval racing skills in this week’s GT Sport Daily Races, with a new set of three events.

Sony has apologized for how it handled PlayStation 5 pre-orders, and has promised to rectify the situation with further console availability soon.

It’s fair to say that this year’s racing calendar hasn’t exactly gone to plan. That’s why we’re about to settle down for one of our favorite 24 hours of racing of the year in mid-September — for the first time since 1968 — rather than its more common summer time slot.

There’s a new clip available for the upcoming Dirt series title DIRT 5, again revealing more from the events, locations, and car list.

It’s been a good long while since we last heard anything about Project CARS Go, but it now looks like the mobile game is almost ready to, well, go.

The sun has reappeared to bring the warm Spring glow back to Forza Horizon 4 for a new week. We’re now in the final stretch of Series 26, with one last helping of content before Series 27 arrives.

Although we are still waiting for more news on Gran Turismo 7, Sony has officially started the countdown to the new console generation by revealing the price and release date for PlayStation 5.

The latest step in the next-generation console launch push will come today, with Sony’s PlayStation 5 Showcase event.

As players begin heading for the home stretch of Series 26 in Forza Horizon 4, Playground Games has been working hard behind the scenes preparing for the next update.

After two years of preparation, Microsoft’s xCloud streaming service is now officially available. In an official news post, Microsoft have also revealed details of the launch title lineup.

Over the next four days we’ll find out which teams will be crowned as the 2020 Le Mans Esports Series (LMES) champions, and take the largest shares of a $150,000 prize pot.

Aston Martin has revealed its AMR-C01, a driving rig created by the brand and technical partner Curv Racing Simulators.

This week’s GT Sport Daily Races, have an unusual twist with two events where the car is provided to you — and in both cases it’s a pick and mix, rather than a one-make race.

Back in August 2018, we brought you some rather interesting information on the inner workings of the Gran Turismo series: after two decades of almost exclusive in-house development, Polyphony Digital had decided to bring in some external talent by outsourcing some of its vehicle modeling tasks.

Sony has announced the next stage in the next-gen console marketing push. A new PlayStation 5 Showcase event is scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, at 2000 UTC.

2020 Toyota Racing Series champion and 2018 GT Sport World Champion Igor Fraga is set to drive for a new team in his second FIA Formula 3 season.

As a fresh coating of snow covers the UK once more, the Winter rush has begun in Forza Horizon 4. With new events and content available, there’s plenty to keep players busy this week.

If you’re still reeling a little from the bad news that DIRT 5 will be delayed by around three weeks, here’s something to cheer you up. The newest clip from Codemasters shows off some frozen circuit shenanigans with some of the most iconic rally cars going.