Kyle Patrick

Fangio and Maserati. Clark and Lotus. Senna and McLaren. Certain pairings of names are famous in Formula One, with one modern duo standing out: Schumacher and Ferrari. And come next week, we’ll see them together again.

Ferrari has revealed the latest one-of-one from its Special Projects division. Dubbed the P80/C, it’s a track-only supercar inspired by Prancing Horse racers of the 1960s.

It’s that time again. Time to venture to the picturesque version of Britain that makes up Forza Horizon 4 and snap your favorite picture.

Brazil’s Igor Fraga is going to have a busy schedule this year. Not only will he be defending his title in the 2019 FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Championship, he’ll be duking it out on track in a full-blown open-wheel race car.

With the F1 season getting underway earlier this month, our community is taking the opportunity to celebrate, GT Sport style.

Google took the wraps off its not-so-secret vision of gaming earlier today. Meet Stadia, its cloud-powered gaming platform.

Switch owners, rejoice: another racing game is arriving on Nintendo’s hybrid console in a matter of months. Isle of Man TT: Ride on the Edge will bring two-wheel fun to Switch May 23.

With the first live event of the year in the bag, Polyphony Digital has revealed the full schedule for this year’s 2019 FIA-Certified Online Championship.

Gran Turismo Sport players got a taste of what to expect in the game this past weekend. The first FIA-certified event of the year has wrapped, and it showed off a handful of new cars coming in a future update.

Kylotonn Racing showed off more of its upcoming title WRC 8 in the French developer’s first dedicated live stream yesterday.

Thrustmaster continued its sim racing product offensive this week with a pair of steering wheels. The Sparco P310 and Open Wheel have both been available before with wheel bases, but now sim racers can pick them up a la carte.

Microsoft has showed off the first live demo of its xCloud game streaming service. It even used Forza Horizon 4 to do it.

One of the world’s biggest companies is hinting heavily at joining the gaming console ranks. And we could get our first look at it in a matter of days.

Cadillac is dropping the displacement-based badging on its cars for a new three-digit system. And it takes some explaining.

The latest version of Forza Motorsport 7 is live for players on all platforms. Turn 10’s sim racer gets a smaller update this month, but it has bigger implications for the future.

It’s been two weeks since the release of DiRT Rally 2.0 (we were big fans in our review). For players, that means the first injection of new content in the form of a pair of rally cars.

After months of hints and teases, the Forza Race Regulations (FRR) system is finally coming to Forza Motorsport 7 this month.

Dan Greenawalt made it official yesterday: Turn 10 is beginning the process for its next game, presumably Forza Motorsport 8.

Despite just releasing one GT Sport update, Polyphony Digital has already confirmed another is on the way.

The race car lineup of Forza Motorsport 7 looks set to increase by at least one. At least, that’s what Matt D’Andria is hinting at.