Gran Turismo Sport

There’s a new set of GT Sport Daily Races this week, to tide us all over while we’re waiting for the next FIA season to start. The options are relatively simple this week, with a classic time attack formula and some high-speed action.

Polyphony Digital has announced that its flagship FIA Gran Turismo Championships series will return for another season in 2021.

If you drive the Subaru Impreza 22B in Gran Turismo Sport — and you should, because it’s brilliant — it turns out that you’re actually driving a bit of history. The car you’re driving virtually is the personal car of the man you could arguably suggest is the father of the Impreza: Akira Teshima.

The first new GT Sport Time Trials of the year are with us, and there’s something a little different to try for the next couple of weeks.

GT Sport fans have a new set of Daily Races to occupy them over the next seven days, with a couple of old favorites and combinations we’ve not seen in a little while. It’s a bit of a mixture this week, with fictional and real circuits, road cars and race cars, so there’s bound to be something to entice.

GT Sport’s Daily Races enter a new year, and this week’s new set of three races will see you reaching for the race cars. It’s an unusual selection that sees three events exclusively for track machines, and two for the same category — though there is a twist.

The last set of GT Sport Daily Races for this year is heading to the real world, and taking players to some of the game’s destinations around the globe.

According to Toyota Gazoo Racing, Gran Turismo Sport players have picked up more than 300,000 units of the new Toyota GR Yaris since it came to the game just over a month ago.

The 2020 FIA Certified Gran Turismo Online Championships are now over. Gran Turismo and the FIA have crowned their world champions, and in case you missed it that was Team Subaru in the Manufacturer Series, and Japan’s Takuma Miyazono in the Nations Cup.

There’s a new set of Daily Races awaiting GT Sport players this week and, unusually, two of the three events provide the vehicles for you.

Japan’s Takuma Miyazono has cemented his place as the world’s best Gran Turismo driver in 2020, by adding the Nations Cup title to his Manufacturer Series and Supra GT Cup crowns.

There’s only one thing left to decide in the 2020 FIA Certified Gran Turismo Online Championship season, and that’s who the Nations Cup champion will be.

Subaru has another world title to add to its trophy cabinet, with victory in the 2020 FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Online Championship Manufacturer Series.

This weekend, the FIA is going to crown its world Gran Turismo champions, and it all starts with the Manufacturer Series.

Japan’s Takuma Miyazono has kept up his 100% record in Gran Turismo’s live online events this year, taking the win in the 2020 Toyota GR Supra GT Cup.

The official FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Online Championships World Final is nearly upon us. There’s only one item of business to get out of the way first: the Toyota GR Supra GT Cup.

Jaguar has revealed on social media that it will be unveiling a new Vision Gran Turismo car this week. It’ll take the virtual covers off the car in a special live event on Facebook this coming Wednesday, December 16.

GT Sport players booting up their games today will find a new set of Daily Races to get to grips with over the next week, and it’s a bit of a curious set.

After a long, chaotic, and disrupted 2020 calendar, we’re finally set to find out who this year’s GT Sport world champions will be.

There’s a new set of GT Sport Daily Races to take us through the next week, and there’s a bit of a range of pace on offer.