Andrew Evans

2 weeks ago | gtplanet.net | Andrew Evans

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. The London round of the GTWS, Gran Turismo’s first on-site event in the UK since the reveal of GT Sport in 2016, is rushing up on us at pace, with the racing all getting underway in two weeks’ time on Saturday June 7.

2 weeks ago | gtplanet.net | Andrew Evans

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. Weekly Challenges consist of five events for players to attempt in the week-long period that begins on Friday morning each week.

2 weeks ago | gtplanet.net | Andrew Evans

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. Officially called the Wintory Casino — maybe hinting at the return of Stuart Wintory, following his daughter Tess’s appearance at the head of the Selene brand in the Ibiza expansion — the site brings back a feature from TDU2.

2 weeks ago | gtplanet.net | Andrew Evans

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. With an update recently deployed and bringing new content we’d have been expecting another event featuring one of the latest vehicles — as was the case with last week’s challenge for the Corvette C5 — but in fact we’re going back to a car that was first introduced in Gran Turismo 6, in a modified form created for GT Sport.

2 weeks ago | gtplanet.net | Andrew Evans

When we first heard about Endurance Motorsport Series back in February 2024, the trailer and initial information left quite a few questions. We’ve now learned more, courtesy of a hands-on experience with the title and an interview with Alain Jarniou, creative director at developer KT Racing, during Big Ben Week in Paris. EMS made its debut with the tagline “race as a driver, win as a team,” teasing the ability to not just drive the car but also manage the race from the pit wall.