The FIA has announced 16 drivers who’ll be competing in the Digital Cup at the first FIA Motorsport Games at the beginning of November, and the list includes some rather familiar names.

We’re just catching our collective breath following today’s GT Sport content update, but already there’s a chance to use some of it in the newest game mode.

Polyphony Digital has rolled out the latest version of Gran Turismo Sport. Version 1.45 weighs in at a hair over 2GB, introducing four new cars and expanding the available wet circuits in the game.

After a preview on Monday, Playground Games has released the latest version of its open-world racer, Forza Horizon 4.

Two ’90s era rally cars have touched down in DiRT Rally 2.0 this week as part of the Season 3 DLC.

Aston Martin is in the headlines a lot right now. It’s working on creating one of the highest performance road cars ever made, capturing mid-engine performance car sales from Ferrari, and winning Le Mans outright.

“Know your enemy, know his sword.”

Playground Games has teased the latest addition to Forza Horizon 4. Just in time for the game’s first anniversary, Series 14 will arrive with at least one new car: the McLaren 600LT.

One of the most popular driving sub-genres on PC now has a console analogue with Truck Driver, now available on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

An in-game notification, and announcement on the game’s official website, has confirmed the ETA of GT Sport’s next content update.

At this month’s Frankfurt Motorshow, iRacing’s Steve Myers confirmed the long-running PC sim will expand its Porsche lineup further in 2019. The latest addition? The 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport.

It’s a week of one-makes in the GT Sport Daily Races over the next seven days. Two of the three races will feature homogeneous grids, with just a single vehicle type permitted.

UPDATE: This post has been updated with new information confirming the four cars originally teased for this update.

Yesterday, most eyes on Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus (SCG) were on the reveal of its Hypercar-class competitor. Of course when a company unveils a new car it doesn’t take long for gamers to start clamoring for the car to come to their chosen racing game, and so it proved.

Leaves are blossoming in the trees once more, which means Spring has returned to Forza Horizon 4. Series 13 comes to an end this week, so there will be one more batch of content available before the next update.

It’s hard to imagine we’ve gone more than five years without a new GRID. Once among the elite racing franchises out there, many fans expected Codemasters’ circuit-based series to continue to flourish on this most recent generation of consoles — but it didn’t.

The hypercar era of the World Endurance Championship is getting closer by the day. With road cars — albeit incredibly fast, exclusive, and expensive ones — coming in as the top class of competition, the series and its showpiece race will return to the feel of its glory days.

Car manufacturers spend a veritable fortune making sure that their seats are as comfortable and supportive as possible. After all, you’re going to spend hundreds of thousands of miles — and thousands of hours — sitting in it.

Codemasters has released another trailer for GRID, giving fans another taste of its action-packed racer, and the features they can expect.

If you enjoyed watching the GT Sport FIA Online Championship drivers sliding around the Tokyo circuit in the recent Salzburg World Tour event, it looks like you won’t have long to wait to experience it for yourself.