Formula 1 is no stranger to high profile drivers. From Michael Schumacher to Dan Gurney, the number of legends to get behind the wheel is staggeringly high. However, one name tends to stand out: Ayrton Senna. That’s why for this week’s Want we take a look at the car that kicked off the career of one of the best F1 drivers of all time.
Have you ever loved a car so much that you’d build a full-size replica of it out of LEGO bricks? Ryan McNaught of Australia has, and he chose an eighth-generation Toyota Camry.
Sony’s received a slap on the wrists from Britain’s Advertising Standards Authority. The reprimand is due to a “misleading” Gran Turismo Sport ad that aired around the game’s launch late last year.
The Specialty Dealer’s stock in Forza 7 has shuffled once more, as expected. For those keeping up with the sequence of events, you know what this week brings.
Late last month, Polyphony introduced the latest content update for GT Sport. Alongside new layouts for Blue Moon Bay, it brought a dozen new cars for fans to learn, ranging from an early ‘70s rallying icon to a modern drift car and even a fantasy take on one of F1’s most exciting eras.
A new update has touched down for Need for Speed Payback today. Alongside multiple fixes and changes to the game itself, it introduces two DLC vehicles that should be plenty familiar to movie fans.
A lot has changed in the past decade, but people’s love for Burnout has not. The latest sales charts for UK retail are in and they highlight a very strong performance for Burnout Paradise Remastered. The EA-published release was highly anticipated and people in the UK snapped up the chance to return to Paradise City.
After three events in Europe, focus in the WRC Esports Championship has shifted to North America. Here lies one of the WRC calendar’s toughest challenges in the form of the Rally Guanajuato Mexico. This speedy yet punishing round would require full concentration, especially in the fantastic Epic Stage that awaited.
This week’s PCARS 2 Community Event is very different than those that came before it. Leave your circuit racing skill at the door because for this one, you’re going off-road and onto the ice. Find that a bit boring? Fair enough — then how about driving a kart on the ice?
It’s been nearly a decade since PlayStation introduced PSN Trophies. Those first games back in July 2008 awarded players with accolades they could show off on their public profiles.
The new Formula 1 halos are a source of controversy among the sport’s fans. Some say they’re ugly, while others think they don’t do enough to protect the driver. Nonetheless, McLaren is embracing the odd look by teaming up the clothing company Gandys to make flip-flops.
When you have ghosts, you call the Ghostbusters. However, when you have demons, you call an exorcist. With sights set squarely on the Dodge Demon, the Hennessey Exorcist looks to blitz it in the quarter mile.
Crossovers. These days, they’re a license to print money. Get a family car, put a couple of inches in the roofline, lift it up by a couple more inches, profit.
We’re doing things a little differently here this time around. Instead of our usual single-ride videos, we’re going to start looking at entire DLC packs in one quasi-review format. It starts with Forza Motorsport 7, and its Dell Gaming Car Pack — otherwise known as “that one with the Chiron”.
It’s been something of a wild ride with The Crew 2. First revealed last year, the ambitious racer would have released today, but fell foul to a delay in December.