With less than a month until release, Sony has slowly begun revealing more information on the game modes of GT Sport.

When we look at greatness and success in sport, we often make comparisons. In F1, this usually consists of comparing a currently successful driver to one of past success. Lewis Hamilton and Ayrton Senna are two that come to mind.

Upon reviewing the VW Scirocco last week, we said that it’s one of the most forgotten cars of its type. While still true, this week’s car is Korea’s version of “hold my beer”; if the Scirocco is forgotten, Kia’s pro_cee’d GT is invisible. It’s been on sale since 2013, and we don’t recall ever seeing one that isn’t a press car. There’s not even that many in the classifieds — we found 40 in the entire country.

If franchises in the rally genre were students at a school, each would have a vastly different personality. DiRT would be the trailblazer, constantly showing off new, innovative ways to approach work and tackle a wide variety of subjects. Sebastien Loeb Rally Evo would be the quiet smart kid, offering a lot but not quite making the impact it should. WRC represents the bank-rolled student who has a private tutor but still manages to underachieve.

Prestigious BMW tuner Alpina has unveiled its latest creation — the D5 S. The 5 Series-based performance car will be storming the highways with two powerful diesel engines, depending on the market.

Turn 10 head honcho Dan Greenawalt has revealed the latest Forza community numbers. The headline figure is five million — that’s how many people play Forza games per month.

We’re mere days out from Project CARS 2’s release. Because of this, we’re taking a look back at the game that kicked off the franchise almost 30 months ago.

The excitement began before the lights even went out. The heavens opened and the rain came down right before the race began. We’ve been wondering about it for 10 years and it finally happened — the first ever wet Singapore Grand Prix.

Turn 10 has revealed details of a huge day one download for Forza Motorsport 7 with less than three weeks until the game’s launch.

Ian Bell of Slightly Mad Studios is back at it again in our forums, this time revealing some of the enhancements Sony’s beefed up PS4 Pro will provide for Project CARS 2. It makes for some exciting reading!

It’s the car brand everyone thought was dead, but TVR has proven hard to kill.

The final full weekend of summer — yes, really — brings with it another batch of Forzathon events for Forza Horizon 3 players.

Qualifying for tomorrow’s Singapore Grand Prix promised to shake things up a bit and it didn’t disappoint. The narrative of Mercedes’ dominance takes a backseat to their closest competitors: Ferrari and Red Bull. This comes as a bit of a surprise following the results of the Italian Grand Prix two weeks ago.

With less than a week until the release of Project CARS 2, Slightly Mad Studios has confirmed the Pirelli World Challenge will be coming to the game.

Porsche’s has given the 911 GT3 a new Touring Package at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

Codemasters’ hit game based on the 2017 F1 season has been out a few weeks. F1 2017 impressed us so much that we felt both newcomers and seasoned vets could benefit from a few tidbits on getting the most out of the game.

Flying a little under the radar at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show is the latest version of the supermini Volkswagen Polo.

Kylotonn Racing’s latest take on the World Rally Championship is now available on all major platforms in Europe.

It’s been a long time coming, but the wait is over: Fanatec’s CSL Elite PS4 is now available for order in North America.

If you have patchy internet and were looking forward to GT Sport’s offline modes, look away now.