The motor vehicle import laws in the US have always been a bit of a sore spot with enthusiasts. It denies us of otherwise cool cars they’re at least 25 years old. However, it does mean we have something to look forward to every time the calendar flips over.

After a vague tease earlier in the month, Polyphony has officially released the first details of the 2019 FIA-Certified GT Sport Championship.

It’s one of the most enduring questions in the world of motoring. We’re in the future, so where’s my flying car?

The motor industry seems to be moving towards a new law. Much like that infamous rule of the internet it now seems that, if it exists, there’s a crossover of it.

It’s that time of the week again: a new season has come to pass in Forza Horizon 4. As the leaves fall once more, players will have plenty to keep them occupied.

Esports is a big business. It attracts some of the top gaming talent, big sponsors, and offers up some impressive prize money. Due to this, more and more games are getting in on the action. However, there’s a new event on the horizon that’s unlike any other major esports around, one that focuses on Farming Simulator 19.

After a year off in 2018, the official game of the World Rally Championship is coming back. Today Bigben Interactive and Kylotonn Racing have officially announced WRC 8.

Formula One is a sport right at the cutting edge of technology. The systems and materials used on today’s race cars will inevitably reach the road in a few years — or sooner, in some cases.

It looks like yet another under-the-radar track is coming to RaceRoom Racing Experience. The first update of 2019 for R3E is on the way, and with it comes a new track: say hello to Autodrom Most.

Another month and Kunos has released another Assetto Corsa Competizione update. The January update brought us laser scanned Zolder, along with the fan favourite Emil Frey Jaguar G3.

More news on player counts today: according to a recent tweet, Forza Horizon 4 has had over 7 million people explore its version of Britain.

The Mini brand is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. To honor this accomplishment, this week’s Want will focus in on the famous Cooper, albeit with a bit of a twist. Instead of the base car, we’re going to take a look at the unusual Broadspeed GTS Works.

Last month Sony inadvertently gave us hints at the general player counts of hundreds of its titles. Gran Turismo Sport was amongst them, and now we have a more detailed figure: 6.6 million.

When you buy an Aston Martin, one of the things you expect is the ability to make it truly individual. Even if it’s one of 150, stripped-out, $3.2m hypercars, sporting a 1,000hp, 6.5-liter V12 and F1 knowledge from Red Bull Racing, you’d expect some options at least.

The Grand Tour trio is nothing if not persistent.

You’d think that, by now, the idea that sim racers might be pretty handy with real cars would have sunk in. It’s been over a decade since Lucas Ordonez won GT Academy, and he’s had a class podium at Le Mans among other career highlights.

Slightly Mad Studios continues to be the topic of conversation as of late, and not without reason.

When you think of great manufacturers of rally cars, Porsche might not be the first name to spring to mind. Even if you’re a Porsche enthusiast, it’ll be more familiar as a brand with a second-to-none race track heritage.

The seemingly endless wait for the new Toyota Supra is over. When Akio Toyoda drove the finished car onto the stage in Detroit, it marked the climax of five years and one day of teasing. Finally, the car was here.

Last week saw the release of the Season 5 update for Forza Horizon 4. With it, came a bevy of new events, new cars, and best of all, the return of Mitsubishi. Season 5 kicked things off the right foot, there’s little denying that.