We’re a little less than two months away from the September 11 release of Dakar 18. Up until now, we’ve only had a chance to see bits and pieces of the game show up on Twitter via developer Bigmoon Studios. However, the fine folks at Team VVV are now giving us our first real look at the game.

After toiling under the codename “BP23” for nearly two years, McLaren has now revealed the real name of its fastest ever car. It’s called “Speedtail”, and it will pick up the baton left by the McLaren F1, 20 years ago.

Twenty three. The car you see above, the 2018 911 Carrera T, bumped the model count for Porsche’s quintessential sports car to just shy of two dozen — the ‘Ring-blazing GT3 RS has since hit that mark.

As every GT Sport fan knows by now, Tuesday is Mileage Exchange update day. For those who obsessively track it, like us, this week’s refresh was easy to… foresee.

Formula One returned to Germany for this past weekend’s titular race. After a two year absence, the returning Hockenheimring delivered in the closing stages of the race. While the chaos has since cooled down, we’re heading back to the circuit, albeit in a virtual capacity.

Singer recently took the cover off its new, all-carbon fiber DLS at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. To say it’s stunning is a bit of an understatement. It’s not the first car the company has brought out that’s captured our attention, either.

Electronics retailer Newegg is hosting a special deal on select video games and gaming accessories today.

Usually slipperiness is not a desirable quality from a car. However, when it comes to sliding through the air, it’s a good thing — and there’s a new champion in town.

Kazunori Yamauchi dropped a bomb on the Gran Turismo community early this morning, tweeting a batch of teaser images that offer a closer look at the open-wheel car coming to GT Sport’s massive update on July 30th.

F1 returned to the Hockenheimring for the first time in two years for the German GP. While one of the season’s more relaxed outings, it wasn’t without a few surprises.

Xbox has kicked off one of its biggest sales of the year. With savings of up to 80% available, it’s an excellent time to expand your racing game collection.

The F1 circus has returned from a short break, following its first-ever triple header. While the teams have had two weeks of well-deserved rest since Silverstone, qualifying for tomorrow’s German Grand Prix was anything but relaxed.

The PlayStation Store is running another of its short-burst flash sales. While it encompasses a variety of genres, the racing selection focuses on one particular developer: Codemasters.

Does your car have a heads-up display?

After a 24 hour delay, we’re finally back. The livery competitions are still going strong, seeing 15 entries in the last round. We saw rust buckets, we saw moldy cars, yeah we saw it all.

Mercedes Benz is teaming up with ProGaming Italia and Sony Interactive Entertainment Italy for a new esports event. The platform of choice? None other than Gran Turismo Sport.

When we heard about the announcement for Truck Driver last month, we were pretty excited. For the first time, console players would get the opportunity to get behind the wheel of a virtual big rig. Now we are finding out a little more about the game.

GT Sport players went without any new content in June. While Update 1.21 made way towards the end of the month, it primarily focused on the FIA Championship.

While Lewis Hamilton’s F1 future has been a talking point as of late, the speculation has now ended. Mercedes has confirmed the Brit will continue to drive for the team through the 2020 season.

Meet the most powerful Renault Sport model ever produced. While other manufacturers are putting a lid on their most powerful models, Renault apparently didn’t get the memo. It’s introduced this 296hp version of the Megane.