The GT Sport World Tour event in Tokyo has revealed some interesting new content for GT Sport: Spa-Francorchamps in the wet.

After the excitement of yesterday’s Manufacturer Series, today it’s every man for himself at the GT Sport World Tour event in Tokyo.

Porsche has won the GT Sport World Tour Tokyo Manufacturer Series, in a thrilling final two laps.

Peripheral supplier Thrustmaster has issued a statement apologizing to Polyphony Digital and the competitors at the GT Sport World Tour event in Tokyo, for a component failure that’s resulted in a full hardware swap at the event.

Tokyo provides one last chance for the three-man manufacturer teams to claim silverware before the grand final in Monaco next month.

Since GT Sport launched two years ago, fans have been wondering where Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps went. The famous, challenging strip of asphalt in the Belgian Ardennes featured in both Gran Turismo 5 (as paid DLC) and Gran Turismo 6, but has been absent from the PS4 version… until now.

Jaguar has revealed its car for the Vision Gran Turismo project in a live event at the GT Sport World Tour in Tokyo.

This weekend sees the last of the GT Sport World Tour live events before November’s big final in Monaco. In just a couple of days, we’ll know who the final automatic qualifier is, as 24 drivers scrap for one last spot. There’s also the small matter of the Manufacturer Series, and the final of the GR Supra GT Cup, all packed into two days right in the middle of the Tokyo Motor Show.

There’s two new challenges available for you over the next two weeks in the GT Sport Time Trial mode.

Summer has made its return this week in Forza Horizon 4. Series 15 kicks off this week, bringing fresh new content and new events. The theme for the next month centers on rivalries.

If the cat wasn’t already out of the bag, it was certainly sticking its head out yesterday. However today, Jaguar has taken to social media to confirm that it is indeed the brand behind the Vision Gran Turismo car that will enjoy a grand unveiling at the Tokyo World Tour event on Friday.

The free v1.1 update for Assetto Corsa Competizione is now available on Steam. It’s a feature-packed installment that brings new 2019 season GT3 race cars and a new circuit on which to race them.

It’s almost time for the last of the Gran Turismo FIA GT Championship World Tour events before the big final in Monaco. We seem to have rattled through them in recent weeks, with New York and Salzburg in quick succession, leading up to the last event this weekend in Tokyo.

Although arguably entirely expected, it’s now confirmed: after this weekend’s World Tour event in Tokyo, GT Sport will get a new content update.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on Gran Turismo Twitter today, you’ll have spotted something rather unusual. A Tweet posted by racing driver Teruaki Kato showing the GT Sport World Tour stage build at the Toyota Mega Web venue has revealed a very unexpected equipment change.

Update: We’ve changed this article to reflect the extra Achievements added since launch, in the Series 7 and Series 14 game updates.

We’re fast coming up on the last World Tour event before the grand final in Monaco, so it’s time to take another look at our driver rankings.

Following Monday’s preview livestream, Playground Games has released the latest update for Forza Horizon 4.

After being rescued from the financial doldrums, the project to get a car to drive to 1000mph is reaching its final stages.

The next update to Assetto Corsa Competizione is on its way, and it’s bringing some neat content. Dubbed v1.1, the update promises “major changes”, along with news car and a new track, as part of a free bundle.