When it comes to icons of world motoring, there’s not much equal to the Mini. Arguably the progenitor of the transverse-engined, front-wheel drive hatchback shape that dominates Europe’s roads to this day, the first Mini rolled off the British Motor Corporation (BMC) production line in Oxford in 1959.

The changing of the colors on the leaves means a new season has arrived in Forza Horizon 4. Autumn has brought forth a new swathe of content and events for players to chase after.

Codemasters has answered the cries from the community with its latest DiRT Rally 2.0 patch. Yes, VR headset support is now available — on PC — in the highly-rated rally sim.

If you’re anything like us, you’re still getting stuck into GT Sport’s latest content update. The old favorite Mazda Roadster Touring Car is making an appearance in the Daily Races, alongside the Porsche 930 Turbo which also shows up with the Civic EK Type R in the new Time Trial mode.

The latest version of F1 2019 is now available across all platforms. Version 1.07 follows a quick succession of updates since the game’s late-June release, focusing in on detail changes.

It might be hard to believe, but one of the most lauded enthusiast models is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. A very happy birthday, then, to Porsche’s 911 GT3.

After an extended beta test, mobile karting sim Street Kart Racing is now available on all iOS devices.

If you happen to be in the market for a two-seat hypercar that can breeze through 200mph with ease, your decision just got slightly more difficult. Slovenian performance car manufacturer Tushek has revealed its newest offering, the TS900H Apex, ahead of the official launch at Salon Privé next month.

Turn 10 has released the latest — and final — update for Forza Motorsport 7. Weighing in at 570MB, it introduces another free Porsche, updates to the Forza Race Regulations system, and more.

Need a little bit of ultra-high-speed, anti-gravity racing in your life? If you’re a PS4 player, you’re in luck, as WipEout Omega Collection is free for the month of August.

Continuation cars — modern builds of rare, original, historic cars made to the same specifications or using the same tooling — are so hot right now. British brands Jaguar and Aston Martin, among others, have been busy rebuilding lost and missing cars from days gone by. Whether it’s the nine burned XKSS cars, or 25 gadget-laden DB5s, there’s a big market for new old cars.

Turn 10 has confirmed what many of us suspected: in just over a month, Forza Motorsport 6 will disappear from Microsoft’s digital storefront.

The summer months are perfect for kicking back, imbibing in a cold, refreshing drink of your choosing, and simply enjoying the company and conversation of your friends and family. At Time Extend, we figure it was time we do the same.

After revealing that the IMSA DPi prototypes are coming to GRID, Codemasters has shared the first in-game footage of the race cars in action.

The second of two final qualification spots for the second season of World’s Fastest Gamer (WFG) goes up for grabs today.

This week the Daily Races give you a chance to try out some of the new content from the most recent update.

The next Forza Monthly live stream is near, and it looks like an interesting one. As you can see in the image above, the car being showcased is none other than the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport. Going by past events, this suggests the GT4 racer is on its way to the game very soon.

Just as it doesn’t take long for crafty gamers to find exploits, it doesn’t take Polyphony Digital long to slam the door shut again.

It’s August now, which means WRC 8 is arriving next month. In preparation for the rally sim launch, Kylotonn has revealed all the details on the different versions players will be able to get their hands on.

A new month has begun on Forza Horizon 4, which signals the beginning of a new Summer season. Following the Series 12 preview, a fresh swathe of content and events arrive for players to try their hands on.