Qualifying for the fifth round of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship could be described as both surprising and predictable. A Cadillac once again sits on pole… but not the one you think.

It’s the weekend — the first one of June — and FH3 players know what that means: another batch of Forzathon events. As is increasingly become the norm, it also means another free Porsche is up for grabs.

A new batch of Seasonal Events has arrived in Gran Turismo 6, and players will have to tackle one of the most challenging circuits in the game.

Slightly Mad Studios has revealed the latest additions to the Project CARS 2 car list. It’s a two-for-one deal this week, starring the road and race versions of Ford’s reborn GT.

Sector3 Studios’ free-to-play driving game has received an important update. Perhaps the most prominent part of the update is the inclusion of another Scandinavian track, Falkenbergs Motorbana in Sweden.

With DiRT 4 a mere week away, Codemasters has released a new version of The DiRT Show to build some last hype. Chaired by Rallycross commentator Andrew Coley, he takes a look at some behind-the-scenes elements of DiRT 4’s development.

Electronic Arts has shown off the first trailer for the next NFS game. Titled Need For Speed Payback, it launches November 10 worldwide.

Last week, Digital Foundry showed us how much of a difference the PS4 Pro makes on GT Sport’s performance. In this week’s video, Digital Foundry explains why GT Sport can be considered a worthy generational leap over GT6.

Last month Codemasters officially announced F1 2017. The major takeaway for this year’s game is classic F1 machines will be returning to the franchise after a four year hiatus.

The Nurburgring has a new ruler. It comes in the form of the McLaren P1 LM hybrid hypercar, but, while street-legal, this self-appointed overlord isn’t any normal McLaren.

After a cryptic initial teaser, Fanatec has revealed its first officially licensed PlayStation 4 accessory. Here it is: the CSL Elite.

For this week’s Wednesday Want we’re looking at a brand that has never appeared in a Gran Turismo game before.

It’s been a long time coming, but it’s finally official: Porsche will be appearing in Project CARS 2 when it launches later this year.

Polyphony Digital has released the latest update for the GT Sport closed beta. The 1.06 update opens access to the Asia region and introduce numerous improvements to the game.

Whilst players have had the Gran Turismo Sport beta in their hands since March, Polyphony Digital has been coy on details surrounding the single player experience. However, a recent interview in a magazine discussing Gamescom may have revealed new training features.

Engadget reports the PlayStation 3 has ended its production run in Japan. According to its own website, Sony has officially completed shipping of the model in the company’s home country.

It looked like a dream debut for Fernando Alonso. Alas, it was not to be for the two-time F1 champion. Alonso was once again visited by the Honda engine curse, retiring early at the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500.

Another enduring festival at one of the most gruelling European tracks is in the books. Team Audi Sport Land (No. 29) crossed the line first, taking the 2017 Nürburgring 24 Hours crown home after 158 laps and one of the most tense motorsports conclusions ever.

The ever-growing track list for Project CARS 2 just got a little bigger — with the Algarve International Circuit showing up during a gameplay session.

iRacing will further bolster its collection of short tracks, as Myrtle Beach Speedway is coming to the simulator next month.