Players logging into Gran Turismo 7 this morning will discover that there’s a new game update available, with the 1.61 patch dropping right on schedule and bringing new content to the title.
Hot on the heels of announcing a full cockpit bundle, Fanatec has revealed two “Ready2Race” offerings based around the Porsche Vision Gran Turismo replica wheel with PC or PC/PlayStation compatibility.
Things continue to heat up with RaceRoom Racing Experience as KW Studios has announced RaceRoom Summer Campaign 2025, a three-part series of events culminating in the “biggest update of the year” for the PC racing sim.
New Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges will becomes available over the next few hours, depending on your local time zone, bringing some of Update 1.61’s new content into this money-spinning bonus mode.
In amongst the busy morning, a new Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial is now available and taking advantage of some of the new content brought along by today’s update.
The latest update for Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, Season 4, is now available across PC and console, bringing a some new cars, changes to events, quality of life changes, and a big new feature — although not everyone will get to enjoy this last item.
As we’ve been expecting since the pre-update teaser over the weekend, the next Gran Turismo 7 update is on its way this week, and we now have confirmation of most of the contents and the timing.
Andrew and Chaz talk about what’s happening to Forza, as well as the potential fate of Need for Speed, but there’s some positivity from Project Motor Racing.
Players looking to make the step up in immersion in the racing games have a chance to pick up a discounted ready-to-race bundle from Fanatec, containing everything you need to make your hobby look that little bit more serious.
With Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown coming up on its first anniversary in a few weeks, and its Season 4 update due to drop this week on July 23, developer KT Racing has given us a look into how things will be changing in its second year.
After a few weeks of experimentation, the latest Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races available from this morning have reverted to the conventional format, with three new events featuring a one-make road car race and Gr.3 and Gr.4 challenges.
For weekend warriors looking to get their virtual racing fix, PC racing sim RaceRoom Racing Experience will be free to play in its entirety from now until August 18.
A new Gran Turismo 7 game update will be coming to PlayStation 4 and 5 consoles next week, once again bringing three new vehicles for players to drive, tune, and paint over the coming days and weeks.
As the summer break steps up in the northern hemisphere, so PlayStation has begun its annual Summer Sale and there’s some good savings on hundreds of titles — including Gran Turismo 7.
More Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges are heading to consoles as your local clocks tick over into Friday morning to mark the start of the latest set of bonus events.
We’re still quite a way from the official launch date of Project Motor Racing, on November 25, 2025, but the team at Straight4 have revealed some details of the “Year 1” season pass DLC.
The focus shifts back to racing cars in the latest Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial, with a vehicle from the unique Vision Gran Turismo collaboration required for a high-speed lap of a famous circuit.
The latest Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races are now available, with three new races to take on over the next seven days, and a second successive week focusing on racing cars.
A brand-new set of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges is beginning to land on consoles around the world, with Friday morning in your local timezone marking the changeover.
