It’s looking like anyone attending or watching the GT World Series 2025 season opener in London will witness the reveal of a new partnership for Gran Turismo, with Xiaomi set to be the latest brand to collaborate with the series.
Live events return in the Gran Turismo World Series this weekend, with the first round of the 2025 championship breaking new ground once again as the series visits London.
A unique traffic-dodging event returns in the Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges this week, as they update over the coming hours when midnight passes in your local timezone.
A new Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial is available starting today, as one high-speed prototype event gives way to another for a challenge marking one of the most important endurance races in the world.
Fanatec has announced a substantial overhaul of its customer warranty and product return policies. Effective June 3, 2025, the sim racing hardware manufacturer is extending its standard product warranty to a full three years and doubling its return window in a clear attempt to bolster consumer confidence.
Another games studio set up by former employees of Playground Games — the developer behind the Forza Horizon series — has confirmed that it is working on a new racing game, with Lighthouse Games now entering the genre.
Three sprint races, one with ten times the usual prize money, at three fictional race tracks await players in the latest set of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races, starting today.
A recent burst of activity on the social media channels of Gran Turismo’s creator, Kazunori Yamauchi, has set some tongues wagging about the possibility of a new marque from a previously unrepresented nation to come to the game series: Xiaomi.
The Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges are updating over the next few hours, as midnight passes in your local timezone, with five more races that include some of update 1.59’s new content to tackle over the next seven days.
Two new Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trials are now available, as the regular fortnightly cycle of events is supplemented by a special challenge as part of the Gran Turismo World Series live events that start in London next weekend.
PlayStation’s annual pre-summer promotional period, Days of Play, is underway for 2025, bringing with it discounts on hardware and software across the range.
An official announcement about the launch of Nacon’s new Revosim racing peripheral range has been made, a year after the initial announcement. The “Pure” Direct Drive wheelbase and steering wheel will be the first to be released, with more accessories to come.
The official World Rally Championship game franchise will be returning to a familiar home shortly, with Nacon announced as the publisher for the next title in the series — and for years to come.
Tuning makes a surprise return to the Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races this week, with one of the three new events starting today giving you almost free rein within a Performance Point limit.
Polyphony Digital has announced the special bonuses for the first live event of the 2025 Gran Turismo World Series, available to players for tuning into the broadcasts, making their predictions of the results, and taking part in regularly scheduled Sport Mode events.
Another new set of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges is arriving on consoles around the world, ticking over as midnight comes on Friday morning in your local time zone, bringing a fresh suite of five races to for you to take on over the next seven days — and a debut for some of update 1.59’s new content.
After a little lull in activity, KT Racing has brought back the Solar Club Letters to detail its work on Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, which will see the much-anticipated casino finally make its debut in July.
A new Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial is available from today, featuring a rarely used car in the competitive online component of the game for the global hot lap challenge.
