Gran Turismo Sport

Polyphony Digital has announced a new update for GT Sport, which will arrive this week on Thursday July 16.

Monday mornings might not be everyone’s favorite time of the week — more so when it’s Monday the 13th — but for GT Sport players it’s the dawn of a new set of Daily Races. This week’s set of three include a one-make for fans of the Prancing Horse, some classic GT Sport fare, and an even more classic Le Mans event.

Following the release of the Mazda RX-Vision GT3 Concept in Gran Turismo Sport, livery designers have worked tirelessly creating special liveries for Mazda’s 100th anniversary livery contest.

GT Sport has flipped its 2020 yearbook into a new week, and that means it’s time for a new set of three Daily Races. The mix is the typical spread from low speed (very low speed this time) to high, but there’s an unusual twist too.

There’s a rare chance to get your hands dirty in the newest set of GT Sport Time Trials, which start today.

The second stage of the official Gran Turismo Sport 2020 FIA Online Championship comes to a close this weekend. That means we’re only a few days away from the third and final stage starting up, and PD has duly revealed the calendar that will round out the season.

The 2020 Formula 3 season finally begins in Austria this weekend, and with it comes a new chapter for Gran Turismo World Champion Igor Fraga.

It’s a new week in GT Sport, and that means Polyphony Digital has delivered us a fresh set of three new Daily Races. After a slightly unusual triplet last week it’s back to more routine racing to see out June. The three new races require very little by way of explanation.

Three more Daily Races have arrived to mark the new week in GT Sport, and the line-up is a pretty unusual one.

There’s a rather unusual mix of events in this fortnight’s GT Sport Time Trials, and you’re going to need a slightly different set of skills than normal.

You’ll be racking up the virtual air-miles with this week’s new set of GT Sport Daily Races, which unusually feature three real-world circuits — all of which arrived after the game’s launch. There’s quite the range of speeds on offer too.

There’s a new set of Daily Races for Gran Turismo Sport players to race this week, and there should be a little something for everyone. This week’s set of three sees racers head to two post-launch DLC tracks, and one that’s been with us since the start yet rarely gets a look-in.

We hope you like it dirty, because the GT Sport Time Trials released today, and covering the next two weeks, will see you playing in the mud.

The latest game update for GT Sport has arrived and, as expected, it’s all about housekeeping.

It’s not quite two weeks since our last game update to Gran Turismo Sport arrived, but there’s already another one on its way.

The second stage of GT Sport’s radically altered 2020 FIA Online Championship gets underway this week, with another block of ten races in each of the two series.

The calendar has clicked over to June, and coincidentally it marks the start of another new week. That means there’s a new set of three GT Sport Daily Races to take us through the week, and we’re visiting alternate ends of the modern automotive spectrum.

Back when Gran Turismo Sport launched in October 2017, it faced two main criticisms. The first was that no true offline mode existed, while reviews also pointed to the relatively small amount of content.

One of the fastest closed-cockpit racing categories in the world, Super GT, has announced it will hold a special online event for its pro drivers, using Gran Turismo Sport.

It’s another new week, and that means a new set of three GT Sport Daily Races. There’s a little something familiar for players this week, but also something a lot more unusual.