Racing oils. There’s a few to choose from. Not in the current competition though; it’s all about Castrol. But before you check it out, have a look at the poll from the last competition: 27 entries of fine replicas for you to vote for.
With just a few weeks left until the release of Forza Horizon 4, Turn 10 has officially announced the new open-world racer has gone gold. This means that final preparations are underway ahead of retail release.
Bugatti has several awe-inspiring cars on its resume. From the Art Deco era Type 37 to the modern day Chiron and Divo, pretty much everything is amazing in some way. The subject of this week’s Want is no different with the Bugatti EB110.
The day has come at last: Assetto Corsa Competizione has entered Steam Early Access. ACC is the next evolution of the acclaimed sim racing franchise — just don’t call it a sequel.
One of the most exciting Forza Horizon 4 features Playground Games announced at E3 2018 was the Route Creator. So when we sat down with Ralph Fulton to talk all about the game, we had to prod him for an update on the hotly anticipated feature.
There’s less than three weeks to go until the launch of Forza Horizon 4. I’ve just spent a few hours with a near-final build of the game, and it makes that wait seem a lot longer now.
Could Nissan be working on a new Z car? Up until now, the answer to that mostly consisted of hearsay and rumor. But in a recent interview with Which Car, Alfonso Albaisa, the Nissan Senior Vice President for Global Design, confirmed a replacement is in the works.
Since Polyphony Digital first launched Gran Turismo, the company has been creating some of the most graphically impressive titles in the video game industry. Detailed car models and beautiful lighting has been a hallmark of the series for more than 20 years.
If you loaded up Project CARS 2 earlier today — and you’re in Australia — you may have noticed a rather large update available. Weighing in at 4GB or so depending on platform, the size and timing make it clear: the horses are coming.
It’s no secret that video games are looking more and more life-like each year. This is even more true for the racing genre, where it’s possible to fool casual onlookers into believing they’re looking at the real deal.
Lexus has introduced its newest flagship product, joining the likes of the LS, LX, and LC. However, one of these things isn’t like the others. Forgoing a new model of car or SUV, the automaker is instead bringing out a yacht.
More and more racing game developers are including esports in their latest games. From the precision driving of F1 racing to down and DiRT-y ralling, there really is something for everyone.