Kyle Patrick

Codemasters has kicked off the week with a new trailer for the upcoming F1 2019. In it, players get a taste of what the game will look like on their own setups when it arrives next month.

Codemasters has unveiled what rally sim players can expect for the next batch of DiRT Rally 2.0 post-launch content. Majoring on rallycross content, it will also include classic rally content when it begins arriving June 4.

Late last year Porsche unveiled a new-age 935. A thorough re-skin of the 700hp record-beating 911 GT2 RS for track-only use, the modern Moby Dick will be available to a lucky 77 buyers. After its initial reveal in a Martini livery, Porsche has shown off seven more, all inspired by classic racers from the brand.

Codemasters has rolled out the second DiRT Rally 2.0 update in as many weeks. Version 1.4.1 went live yesterday, focusing in on one specific aspect of the game: force feedback.

There’s now one month until the inaugural Le Mans Esport Series Super Final happens. In preparation the organizers have announced the prize structure for the event, which will run on-site at the 2019 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Igor Fraga is taking a break from collecting podiums on the race track — digitally and physically — to take part in the historic Mille Miglia. Not only that, he’ll be sharing driving duties with Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi.

UPDATE: This article originally stated the second FFB patch would arrive later this week. That was wrong: it will instead arrive next. We apologize for this error.

After months of rumors, Formula One has confirmed that Circuit Zandvoort will return to the season calendar next year.

Nurburgring. Stuttgart. Munich. These are the locations that first come to mind when you think of car-lover destinations in Germany. Not Hamburg.

After nine months of silence, the Forza Racing Championship is showing signs of life. The first races for the esports series, now in its fourth year, will take place later this month in a private test.

Mazda will join the likes of BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar with a new straight-six engine in the near future. The Japanese brand announced the new engine model, including a diesel version, in its 2019 fiscal year financial report.

The Kunos Simulazioni team is back with more teases for Assetto Corsa Competizione. After last week’s peek at Brands Hatch, we’re back in the UK with the Home of British Motor Racing: Silverstone.

Playground Games has shown off the next round of updates coming to Forza Horizon 4. Dubbed Series 9, it will introduce a variety of cars and content for players to experience around Britain.

It’s been two weeks since the last DiRT Rally 2.0 DLC, which means a new batch of content is ready for sim racers.

I’m facing the wrong way. Again.

Fanatec has announced some changes to its upcoming Podium Series of high-end sim racing hardware. These include a bigger, more powerful engine at its heart — and corresponding price increase.

We’re back with more footage of the upcoming F1 2019. Following on from the earlier F1 lap at night, it’s back to Bahrain for the first gameplay clip of this year’s new Formula 2 class.

It’s May, and that means the full release of Assetto Corsa Competizione is just around the corner. Ahead of its May 29 launch, developer Kunos Simulazioni has shared images of the laser-scanned version of Brands Hatch.

We continue our coverage of F1 2019’s first media hands-on event with a handful of gameplay videos from the title. These will include players’ first real look at the new Formula 2 class, but first, here’s a showcase of the game’s improved night-time visuals.

We were lucky enough to get our grubby mitts on F1 2019 earlier this week. Codemasters invited us to Hamburg to try it, and while we put in as much time behind the wheel as we could — impressions coming soon — we also got a rare chance to talk to the team behind the title.