After weeks of teasers, leaks, and speculation, the highly anticipated “May” update for Gran Turismo Sport is finally here. It brings with it one of the world’s most popular circuits, nine new cars, new GT League events, and a flurry of other adjustments and bug-fixes.

Formula One is coming to the city of Miami for the 2019 season. Proposed earlier this month, F1 and the Miami City Commission met to approve plans for the GP. The current deal sees the circus running around the circuit for ten years, 2019-2028.

Ghost Games has detailed the latest update for 2017’s Need For Speed Payback. Among a host of gameplay changes, some new content will arrive for players with both paid and free additions arriving next month.

Earlier this month a bombshell reveal showed off the Red Bull RB13 coming to The Crew 2. The idea of a fully-licensed F1 car parading around an open-world racer is unprecedented. As we close in on the game’s June 29 release date, racers won’t have to wait to take it and many other vehicles for a spin.

Well that didn’t take long. After our community found hints that France’s Circuit de la Sarthe was coming to GT Sport, Sony has released an official trailer, confirming just that.

Fiat Chrysler axed the Viper program last year, marking the end of a 25-year history. Now, according to Car and Driver, the Viper is poised to make a comeback in 2020 or 2021 — just with a few key differences.

Fans of road legal rally cars will get a kick from this week’s rather colorful Mileage Exchange update.

When it comes to the world’s most iconic tracks, there’s not much that gets close to the Circuit de la Sarthe.

Ford has continued the slow reveal of the monstrous 2020 Shelby GT500. After an initial glimpse of its angry visage, we’ve now got a bird’s-eye view of the +700hp Blue Oval beast.

The GT Sport update revealed in a Tweet by Kazunori Yamauchi last week will be with us soon. Polyphony Digital has released a maintenance announcement which also tells us when the update becomes available:

Heading into today’s race, the end result was a foregone conclusion after qualifying. In what feels like the first time this season, things played out exactly as expected.

The third expansion pack for Project Cars 2 got a bit of an early reveal on the Microsoft Store. This time around, Slightly Mad Studio is taking players to one of the most iconic races in the world — the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

If you’ve been waiting for more details on the inaugural Gran Turismo Sport FIA Championship Series, the wait just got a little longer.

Automotive culture rarely gets a look-in on television. Although hundreds of millions of people worldwide drive cars, precious few actually take an interest in them.

Very few race weekends are like the Monaco Grand Prix. The glitz, the glamour, the spectacle — all make for a truly unique race you won’t see anywhere else on the F1 calendar. Heading into the weekend, one thing was clear: Daniel Ricciardo means business.

It looks like Microsoft Studios is branching out to include a new racing IP in its roster. Coming into the spotlight this week, Miami Street is a new (seemingly freemium) racing game for Xbox One and PC.

While GT Sport players are anxious for the upcoming nine-car May update, we’ve got a new Photo Mode Competition to kick off the holiday weekend. You’ll need to put on your thinking cap for this one, as it’s a conceptual theme.

Being a professional racing driver is awesome. You drive fast cars, you’re paid loads, your team fires you in an announcement on Twitter…

The world now has its first look at the newest Ferrari. Built through the Ferrari One-Off program the SP38 is one of the best-looking cars to come out of Maranello in quite some time.

Combining the utility of a pick-up with the sportiness of a performance car, the Ute is a brilliant piece of Australian ingenuity. However, outside the Land Down Under, these vehicles are fairly rare and, clearly, the world needs more of them.