The Memorial Day weekend is a time racing fans all over the globe look forward to. Over in Germany, there is the gruesome 24 Hours of Nürburgring. For Formula One fans, there is the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix. In the United States, drivers will take part in the 101st running of the Indy 500. After two days of qualifying sessions, the IndyCar contenders have secured their spots on the grid.

If you took notice of the Practice sessions on Thursday and Saturday, the results of the Monaco F1 qualifying session were almost a foregone conclusion. Almost because most would’ve predicted Sebastian Vettel to take the spoils. However, it was his team mate Kimi Raikkonen who stole the precious pole in the principality.

Often heralded as one of the most hectic motorsports weekends of the the year, the last weekend of May is packed. Starring the Indy 500, Monaco GP and the 24 Hours of Nürburgring, this year is no different.

A new batch of Forzathon events have gone live in Forza Horizon 3. Sure enough, that means another Porsche is up for grabs, from now through Sunday.

Lotus may be one of the most loved car manufacturers on the planet, but behind the scenes its recent history has been less than spectacular.

A brand new DiRT 4 trailer has released, featuring the game’s Rallycross mode.

With just a day remaining until the official unveiling of the 8 Series Concept, BMW has sprung a leak.

With Dirt 4 and F1 2017 around the corner, not to mention the likes of Forza Motorsport 7, Gran Turismo Sport, and Project Cars 2 set to drop later in the year, the second half of 2017 is shaping up to be something special. That also means major sales for racing games already on the market players might’ve missed the first time around.

The 85th running of Le Mans happens next month. Ford’s GT will be defending its GTE crown, and now sim racers can expect it to arrive in iRacing.

As we edge ever closer to June, Codemasters has released the full supported racing wheel list for DiRT 4.

Progress continues on PC-based sim racer rFactor 2. To give fans a better understanding, Developer Studio 397 has released the latest Roadmap Update outlining what’s to come in the near future.

Attendees at the 24 Hours Nürburgring will get a chance to try a brand new version of Gran Turismo Sport, starting today.

The Indy 500 is nearly upon us. To celebrate, Slightly Mad Studios has announced the latest batch of content set for inclusion in this year’s Project CARS 2.

Enjoying the RaceRoom experience but wish you had some new cars to take for a drive? You’re in luck, as the official store is having a flash sale on over 100 vehicles for the service-based racer.

The hot hatchback has always been a popular car in Europe.

McLaren-Honda’s World Fastest Gamer competition will begin at the Silverstone Grand Prix this July. The British manufacturer will host an inaugural rFactor 2 tournament to kick off the four-event-long program.

Digital Foundry has released a new video showing precisely what perks GT Sport beta players can expect when using the PlayStation 4 Pro.

Sector3 Studios has announced that Ring Knutstorp will be included within its Raceroom Racing Experience sim title. This Scandinavian favorite joins a host of other fabulous Swedish tarmac already included within the game.

Taking a break from the Porsche-brigade we’ve seen throughout this month, today’s Forzathon puts an Italian bull at stake. It’s not just any Italian bull either, as this one’s a Horizon Edition.

Over two months ago, the surprise GT Sport closed beta made its way onto PS4 consoles. The playtest begun in the US and then made its way to the EU a month later. Eager Gran Turismo fans in Asia will now be able to join in the fun as the beta continues to expand in scope.