It’s happened. The GTPlanet community has crowned its first Project CARS 2 Photo Mode Competition winner. Congrats to torque99 for his winning shot, which you can see up top.

It still seems surreal that we’ve been playing a new Gran Turismo game for the past month. In that time, players have had the chance to dig deep into Polyphony’s latest and uncover all secrets hidden within. However, there is one option that a lot of people may have looked over or even scoffed at when booting up the game. Believe it or not, we’re going to be talking about GT Sport’s motion controlled steering.

Dallara is one of the most synonymous names in motorsport. The company has built chassis structures for Formula 1, Le Mans Prototypes and Indycar. Now the Italian brand is building its own road car for the first time.

Hot hatchbacks are just the best. They solve literally every problem a car buyer could possibly need.

Community Bounty Hunter is back in Forza Motorsport 7 this month, and the target is none other than series Creative Director Dan Greenawalt.

There’s a calm in the air at the moment as there’s yet another motor show around the corner. The Los Angeles Auto Show will throw open its doors in two weeks, and we can expect a slew of new models and production-ready concepts.

The third iteration of GT Sport’s pre-season FIA Championship test is now underway. Players can race in the trial tournaments November 19–25 with multiple race starts throughout each daily round.

It’s that time again: another round of our Gran Turismo Sport Photo Mode Competition has gone live.

Much like Microsoft, Sony has kicked off Black Friday early for select players. And just like the Xbox deals, there’s some great savings to be had for racing fans.

Microsoft has started its digital Black Friday deals early this year. For racing game fans, there’s a lot of options.

Pope Francis might be the fastest holy man alive now that he owns a Lamborghini Huracán.

Market research group NPD has released October 2017’s US video game sales rankings. It was a busy month for releases across the board but racing titles continued to sell through the month with the arrival of two hyped up releases. However, the results turn out to be quite surprising and not what you might have expected.

Scuderia Toro Rosso confirms Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley will drive for the team in 2018. The announcement introduces stability to the team following the driver hot-swapping.

Last night was supposed to be about Tesla’s biggest ever vehicle. Instead, the big news was about its smallest.

Drift maniac Chris Forsberg has revealed that his Nissan 370Z will appear in GT Sport. The news comes from an Instagram post by the American, detailing a visit from Polyphony Digital to scan the car.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a guest review from a former member of staff here at GTPlanet. Jerome purchased the RSeat himself and offered to share his review with the community.

When the dust settles on another year of gaming, all eyes in the hobby turn to The Game Awards. As the crowning ceremony in the industry, nominations are made every year in a variety of categories including the prestigious Game of The Year award. Three racing titles are in contention for the 2017 Sports/Racing category.

We’re back with another round of the GTPlanet Forza Motorsport 7 Photo Mode Competition. Just like the Project CARS 2 comp from Monday, we’ve got a new, user-submitted theme — but first, you’ll need to vote on last week’s entries.

This week’s Wednesday Want is a little different from usual. Normally it involves our team plucking a car from our thousands-strong Car Suggestions forum and giving it some time in the spotlight, but this week we’ve found something truly special in the classified adverts and thought it really deserved some attention. You can check out past Wednesday Want entries right here.

Fanatec’s got a new sim racing accessory in the works, and we could be seeing it sooner rather than later.