The masterminds at McLaren Special Operations (MSO) are back with a new edition of the 720S called the Stealth.

There’s a new Lamborghini racing series coming which sounds exciting. That is until you find out what model it’s using. Instead of the Huracán or Aventador, Lamborghini is opting to use its SUV, the Urus.

After months of comeptition, GT Sport’s flagship FIA-Certified online series came down to four races.

It’s all been building to this. After Friday’s semi-finals and repechage races, and Saturday’s hugely entertaining Manufacturer Series final, the top 16 GT Sport drivers are racing for the title of Nations Cup champion.

Hopefully you watched the FIA-certified GT Championship’s Manufacturer Series live stream yesterday: it was a real treat, with the podium decided in the final seconds of a one-hour race around the Nurburgring 24h circuit.

Nearly every night on the highways around Tokyo, racers set off to prove themselves. With incredibly powerful cars and a sort of reverence to street racing, it’s pretty fascinating. It’s still quite an underground aspect to Japanese car culture, but, thanks to YouTuber Aldo Agunday, we’re getting a better look at it.

We expected a close race in today’s Manufacturer Series final for the GT Sport FIA Championship in Monaco. But we didn’t foresee the nail-biter that came to pass in one of the wildest live esport events yet.

When we say the drivers look to this from the Nations Cup, that’s only partially true. While you’ll find plenty of familiar names below, there are also a fair amount of drivers here in the south of France for only the Manufacturer Series.

Today is day two of the first GT Sport World Final. We’ve seen the Nations Cup already, where 30 initial drivers has become 16 ahead of Sunday’s finals. But before that, it’s time for something a little different: the Manufacturer Series.

The updates for RaceRoom Racing Experience keep on coming. Sector3 is getting ready to release a new update to the game that will introduce a new category to the mix: the GT4 class.

When Italdesign and the Nissan GT-R both hit their 50th anniversary this year, the two brands joined forces for a special celebration.

Five-time F1 world champion, and Gran Turismo “Maestro” Lewis Hamilton welcomed the 30 drivers to the stage, but with all the preparations done and dusted it was time to get down to action in Monaco on Friday.

The latest pair of cars has arrived for players of Forza Horizon 4. The newest duo both come from Vauxhall, one of the most popular brands in Britain. Both cars make their first appearances in a Forza game since Forza Motorsport 4.

These are the 30 fastest drivers in the world for Nations Cup. From GT Academy champions and finalists — including GTPlanet’s own Adam Suswillo — they’re all potential winners at this level of ability. We’ve covered the regional winning trio, as well as a handful of the other drivers that could spoil their championship dreams.

It turns out the dynamic-looking Corolla hatchback was not a one-off. Toyota has revealed its new, 12th generation Corolla Sedan, borrowing the same sort of style as its five-door sibling. It’s the third body style for the Corolla, joining the hatch as well as the Touring Sports wagon in Europe.

In a shock announcement, Sony is skipping next year’s E3 conference. For the first time since 1995, the company will forego its usual booth and press conference at the event.

The snow has melted, and the flowers are blooming once again. Spring has returned to Forza Horizon 4 this week. The new season also brings new content for players to get their hands on.

Back in 2013, GT Academy was in full swing, and a promising young driver from the UK by the name of Adam Suswillo made it all the way to the final race of the competition. Despite an impressive performance, Suswillo came up just short of the crown, as the judges selected Portugal’s Miguel Faisca as that year’s European GT Academy champion.

A new Bounty Hunter challenge is underway for Forza Motorsport 7 players. Turn 10 calls it the biggest yet and Thanksgiving-themed challenge certainly lives up to the claim.

We’re only a day away from the FIA-certified Gran Turismo Championship World Finals beginning, and the predictions are rolling in.