It’s three down, three to go in the Gran Turismo World Tour. Paris, the Nurburgring, and New York are in the history books, while Salzburg, Tokyo, and the grand final in Monaco are yet to come.

We all like to mark big achievements, and car manufacturers are no different. Bugatti is already making a celebratory model for its 110th anniversary, in the shape of the Chiron Sport 110 Ans and Centodieci versions, but it has something else to shout about this year too.

You’ll be going very fast or incredibly slow this week in the Daily Races, with no middle ground on offer.

As I rolled through the front gates at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, a legendary racetrack just outside the small town of Lexington, I could already hear bellowing exhaust notes, whining superchargers and a dash of cheering from the crowd.

Heading in to Gran Turismo’s New York World Tour event, Cody Nikola Latkovski was the talk of the town. After an incredibly strong performance at the Nurburgring — where he finished second in both the Manufacturers Series and Nations Cup — everyone expected this would finally be Cody’s time to shine.

If 2017 was the year of circuit-based sim racing, and 2018 was all about arcade racers, rally is undoubtedly in the spotlight this year.

If you’ve always wanted to be involved in the production of the Gran Turismo series, you’ve got another chance.

Temperatures are cooling down, which means that Autumn has returned to Forza Horizon 4. A fresh season means fresh content for players to add to their ever growing collection.

Kylotonn Racing’s WRC 8 has officially jumped onto PS4, Xbox One and PC today.

For the second time in as many weeks, GT Sport has another update available. Version 1.44 has arrived, bringing with it some slight fixes.

Here it is. After months of teasing, and years since the Mission E previewed it, the production Porsche Taycan has bowed. The four-door sedan will be the Stuttgart manufacturer’s first full EV.

UK-based racing outfit Team BRIT is set to launch an esport team with a difference this weekend. The squad, going by the name of eTeam BRIT, will entirely consist of drivers with disabilities.

Codemasters has announced the latest sim racing esport championship. Using DiRT Rally 2.0, it features a $10,000 prize pool, and begins in earnest next week.

The latest version of Codemasters’ DiRT Rally 2.0 is now available on all platforms.

Lamborghini is getting a jump on the usual Frankfurt Motor Show madness by unveiling this, the limited-production Lamborghini Sián. Not only is it the marque’s most powerful model ever, it’s also the first electrified product out of Sant’Agata.

With pre-order early access of WRC 8 beginning today, Bigben Interactive has released a new trailer focusing on the game’s classic models.

Another week, another leak: we now know the identity of another car that’s on its way to GT Sport in a future update.

While we’re all still having fun with GT Sport’s new wet weather mechanic and playing around with some classic J-tin, there’s another game update on the way.

The Fraga/Hizal controversy was the main headline to come out of the Gran Turismo World Tour event in New York, but there were plenty of other great stories, too. The latest chapter in Coque Lopez’s 2019 season is one of them.

Bugatti has become the first car manufacturer to build a 300mph road car from the factory. Like the Veyron before it, the Chiron has become the first standard, road-legal car to smash clean through what was previously thought an impossible landmark figure.