What updates giveth with one hand, they taketh away with the other…

If you’ve always liked Jaguar’s F-Pace, but held back because it’s not quite fast enough, we’ve got some good news.

This past weekend saw the return of Formula 1 for the 2018 season. The season-opening race in Australia kicked things off to the usual fare, down to the almost identical results. While the race itself proved formulaic (no pun intended), one team stood out: Haas.

It’s been a long road, but Fanatec CSL Elite PS4 owners have cause for celebration today. The latest 1.15 update for Gran Turismo Sport has finally introduced native support for the wheel.

Sim racing games let us experience cars we only dream about. Now, Nvidia thinks it might have a way to push that envelope. Debuting new technology at its Graphics Technology Conference (GTC) the company now has a way to control a real-world car in a digital environment.

The Specialty Dealer has shuffled its stock once more in Forza 7. A day later than normal, but the series of repeats continue.

It’s here. The latest version of GT Sport has arrived, bringing with it new cars, tracks, and other features.

Italian cars are cool. They push forward what’s possible with design and typically come with a glorious engine note. While some are terrible and others unreliable, they still hold a special place in the hearts of gearheads. For this week’s Want, we take a look at the funky and rare Alfa Romeo SZ.

We’re back with another round of our Forza Motorsport 7 Photo Mode Competition.

UPDATE: The trailer for the new content update is now out, and the details of this article have been changed to reflect that.

It’s the end of an era. After just shy of 52 months, Polyphony Digital has flipped the switch on Gran Turismo 6’s online servers.

Safety cars are an amazing bit of kit. They’re sleek, powerful and fast enough to keep the race cars behind them to negotiate obstacles safely.

We’re back with the newest Project CARS 2 Photo Mode Competition. This week’s theme is a very, very specific one — no, not kart-at-Nordschleife specific — but before we get to that, let’s look at last week’s entries.

It’s another fine week for color addicts, as Polyphony Digital has updated the GT Sport Mileage Exchange update.

F1 and Netflix have partnered to develop a documentary based on the 2018 season, set to air in early 2019.

Watching other people playing games seems to be nearly as popular as actually playing them.

Two new Community Events have been added to Project CARS 2. Keeping the theme going from last week, one of the events features a kart on an unlikely track. You might want to set some time aside for this one.

The opening race of the 2018 season was a spectacle, kicking things off on the right foot. Much like yesterday’s qualifying session, the race results took a familiar turn. Lewis Hamilton may have secured pole for today’s race but it was Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel that took the victory, mirroring last year’s result.

A new four-week Leagues season has gone live in Forza Motorsport 7 this weekend. Titled “Blazing Motors”, it offers up plenty of exclusive prizes for the first time.

The inaugural race weekend of the 2018 Formula One season is here. Fans tuning into the first qualifying session of the year will discover the pecking order continues unabated. That is to say, all the familiar faces remain in their usual positions.