Earlier this month we drove one of the most anticipated new cars of the year, the 2020 Toyota GR Supra. But if you’ve been playing Gran Turismo Sport at all this year, you’ve had months to drive the reborn Supra already.

KT Racing and Bigben Entertainment have released the latest video for WRC 8. In it, we get our first real look at the rally sim’s updated career mode.

Ranking entries in a beloved series that means so many things to so many people is inevitably going to ruffle some feathers. There’s no way to avoid it. Egos will be bruised. Friendships will be tested. Awful takes that can never be retracted will be uttered. (And the internet never forgets a bad take.)

Today has been something of a day for leaking GT Sport car news. However, while a short list of vehicles for the next game update appearing on the New Zealand PlayStation Store is almost something we expect by now, this next leak… isn’t.

An update to the PlayStation Store’s website has leaked the next round of cars headed to Gran Turismo Sport. The update was spotted by Twitter user GT Complete and quickly made its way onto our forums this morning.

Sometimes you need a change of scenery. Really, it’s the season for it.

In a flurry of social media activity over the weekend, Slight Mad Studios (SMS) head Ian Bell has confirmed a few details about the next Project CARS game — and teased a few more.

For this week’s Daily Races, we really hope you enjoy the Nurburgring… Two of the three options for the next seven days stake out a base camp at the German motoring Mecca, although they’re quite different races.

The big rigs have arrived. FIA European Truck Racing Championship has touched down, and we have the full list of PlayStation trophies and Xbox achievements available.

Although the GT Sport World Tour events are usually pretty packed when it comes to the schedule, there’s always a little downtime. In a little lull in the racing action, Mikail Hizal — the European Champion from 2018 — had some time to go out on a tour of the local area.

The ten F1 teams — yes, this year it’s all ten — have made their final choices for who’ll represent them in the 2019 F1 Esports Championship.

We’ve known about it for what seems like ages, but now it’s real: Chevrolet has taken the wraps off the very first production mid-engined Corvette.

The snow has fallen once again, as Forza Horizon 4 welcomes winter back to the UK with a new helping of content and events for players.

If you think you might be pretty handy on a driving simulator, but don’t have the equipment to participate, here’s your chance.

No, your eyes do not deceive you. We’re talking about a game that’s fast approaching its ninth birthday. That’s because, thanks to a recent discovery in the community, it’s suddenly gained a huge number of tracks.

A designer from Turn 10 has revealed a variety of cars from Forza Motorsport 7. The catch? We’ve never seen them in the game, nor Forza Horizon 4, at least not yet.

In F1, every second — or, for that matter, every hundredth of a second — counts. Teams spend tens of millions researching new components and new ways of directing air flow to gain a few yards on the track. It’s the difference between pole position and third on the grid on a Saturday, and that can decide the race the next day.

Codemasters has brought back one of the most challenging locations in its latest DiRT Rally 2.0 update. Wales Rally is once again part of the lineup, available as DLC for all platforms.

Lotus has been teasing us for a little while, but has today revealed its new hypercar, Evija.

The reigning GT Sport and McLaren Shadow World Champion, Igor Fraga, took his maiden Formula Regional European Championship (FREC) win this weekend.