We’re beginning to pick up on an unofficial theme for the racing genre at E3 this year. First there was LEGO, and now Square Enix has shown off the charming Circuit Superstars ahead of a 2020 console (and Steam) release.

With E3 2019 well and truly in the swing of things, we’ve been so focused on the games (or expansions) that are coming, we almost missed the great deals on ones that are already with us. The latest Xbox sale celebrates the biggest gaming expo of the year with huge price cuts on practically all the major driving titles on the platform.

With less than two weeks to go until its release, Activision and Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled developer Beenox have revealed more info on the remastered kart racer. The big news? There will be genuinely new content — and it’ll be free.

Bigben Interactive offered racing fans a pleasant surprise at E3 yesterday. The publisher announced that a sequel to last year’s TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge is coming in 2020.

As Forza Motorsport 7 approaches its second anniversary, those eager to know about the next installment will have to wait a little longer.

In 2017, Microsoft announced a new service for console gamers, the Xbox Game Pass. Subscribers would have access to a library of over 100 games from first- and third-party developers, all for $10 per month.

Just in case you missed yesterday’s big E3 reveal, or just still can’t believe it, Forza Horizon 4 is getting a new expansion pack on June 13. It’s by some margin the craziest thing ever to come to any Forza title: LEGO Speed Champions.

This week’s Daily Races give you an unusual chance to have some fun with twins, and takes us back to a circuit not seen in a while.

Microsoft kicked off its E3 conference with the promise of new discoveries. While focusing on new games, Xbox head Phil Spencer promised a peek into the future of the brand.

It looks like the block’s out of the bag. The official Xbox E3 presentation has revealed the theme for the second Forza Horizon 4 expansion and, just as we suspected, it’s LEGO!

Xbox is gearing up for its annual Electronic Entertainment Expo live stream, straight from the Microsoft Theater in LA, and you can watch it all here.

The next expansion pack for Playground Games’ open-world racer is around the corner and, as usual, there’s more than a handful of speculation as to what it could contain.

The Forza teams have revealed this month’s major streaming schedule. Sure enough E3 will play a big role, with the Forza Monthly show coming the day after Microsoft’s briefing.

Mercedes-AMG isn’t quite ready to reveal its ultra-hot A45 hatch, or its coupe-style sibling the CLA45, just yet, but it has unveiled its engine. It’s quite some engine too, as simply the most powerful production four-cylinder ever made. Whoever said there’s no replacement for displacement had never heard of AMG.

A new season change has arrived in Forza Horizon 4. Following the Series 10 preview, the first batch of content has landed to accompany the Summer season.

With E3 2019 right around the corner, Fanatec has announced its latest offering. If the CSL Elite Wheel base looks and sounds familiar, it should. In 2017, Fanatec released the dedicated CSL Elite Wheel for the PS4. One year later, the German brand returned with the standalone CSL Elite Wheel Base +, also for the PS4.

Of all the words we might use to describe the Jaguar XE SV Project 8, “restrained” is not right at the tip of our fingers.

With just over three weeks until the release of F1 2019, Codemasters is showing off more of its official racer. The newest batch of images focus on the changes the team has made to nighttime driving.

Veloce Esports will be one of the two wildcard entries to the $100,000 Le Mans esports (LMES) super-final.

Although it’s no longer the fastest, quickest or most powerful car in the world, for many the McLaren F1 is still the best.