Super Bowl LII happens this Sunday. You know what that means: time for plenty of big budget ads. Kia’s released its new 60-second spot early, and it features a time-travelling Steven Tyler.

It’s the first day of the month, and Forza players know what follows that. On the first Tuesday of every month, a new car pack arrives. That won’t be the case this month, however.

Get those temporary tribal tattoos ready, and put on your freshest Tapout t-shirt. There’s a new rig available to all players in Forza Motorsport 7, and it’s certainly unique.

If you’ve been living under a particularly large rock lately, you may have missed Polyphony Digital adding 10 new cars to GT Sport last week. They’re all familiar cars from the days of GT6, but one has enjoyed a more substantial facelift than the others.

American motorsports fans rejoice: Road America is now available in R3E. Sector3 Studios confirmed its inclusion last month and features alongside a new update.

It’s a pairing that almost makes too much sense: NASCAR teams are working on a new esports program using iRacing. What’s more, the initiative should launch within the 2018 race season.

Since GT Sport’s release, various configurations of existing tracks have been added to the game. It started with a supersized Kyoto layout and then the latest v1.11 update added three new Lake Maggiore variants. It doesn’t look like Polyphony is going to stop there either, as a recent discovery hints at.

With the Formula 1 season set to kick off on March 25, Liberty Media is doubling down on the sport’s revamped identity. The latest change of image means that, beginning with the 2018 Formula 1 season, the sport will no longer feature grid girls. The changes also apply to other series managed by the group during GP weekends.

The sales chart for the past week in UK games retail is showing a strong performance for GT Sport. After having a slow start to the year, the title’s consistency is pushing it back into the limelight.

The 1930s were a time of extremes. With much of the American population living in poverty due to the Great Depression, the extremely wealthy still existed in small amounts. The owner of this week’s Want found himself in the latter category — at least for a time.

We’re sure you can dream up a ton of fantasy matchups between improbable cars. Maybe you even took to your favorite racing sim to see the outcome. Ford, however, took it one step further with its latest performance showdown.

Although 2017 was a great time for racing games, something rather strange was brewing in Japan.

We’ve got another batch of Gran Turismo Sport test drives for you, care of last week’s 1.11 update. For this duo, we look to the United States, with the Viper GTS and Ford GT.

You know what time it is: Forza Motorsport 7’s Specialty Dealer has refreshed its stock. Long-term players will recognize it as a mid-November lineup, but there’s something different about this week.

Last week was a busy week for GT Sport players, with the 1.11 update bringing a variety of new toys.

The latest sim racing esport event will be coming to Toronto next month when the Canadian International AutoShow rolls into town February 16.

Codemasters took to its blog today for the next big announcement on its newest title, Onrush. The arcade racer now has a release date: June 5, 2018.

Formula E has revealed its second generation car, set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show on March 6.

We’re back with another round of test drives from the latest update for GT Sport. The 1.11 refresh brought ten new cars, and we’ve got a pair of mid-engined wonders at bat this round.

Players logging into GT Sport today will find the usual weekly refresh of the Mileage Exchange.