Thomas Harrison-Lord
Editor-in-Chief at Traxion.GG
Editor in Chief at Traxion. Automotive and sim racing journalist. Credits include Motorsport, Autosport, The Race, TheSixthAxis, RaceDepartment and OverTake.
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1 week ago |
traxion.gg | Thomas Harrison-Lord
2025 is proving to be a very busy year for fans of racing games and simulations – May with no less than six significant releases, and now a slew of important releases in June, thanks in part to Nintendo’s new console – the Switch 2. Let’s dive into what to expect this month with five of the most key releases…Release date: 5th JunePlatforms: Nintendo Switch 2This is the most significant racing game to be released this year.
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1 week ago |
traxion.gg | Thomas Harrison-Lord
F1 25 has seen a marked uptick in average review scores, thanks in part to the return of Braking Point, a revised My Team mode and a host of smaller changes to handling and AI performance. Outside of the game mode overhauls – those who enjoy single-player progression are in for a treat – ostensibly, the rest of the experience is similar to what went before.
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1 week ago |
traxion.gg | Thomas Harrison-Lord
The SimRacing Expo roster is continuing to expand and has now been bolstered by GT Omega for the first time. The Glasgow-headquartered equipment manufacturer is known for creating a range of simulation driving-friendly lines such as gaming chairs, wheel stands and cockpits. It is also a Moza Racing retailer. It has partnered with content creators such as Jardier and his Renault Clio Europe Series exploits and Euro NASCAR driver Jack Davison.
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1 week ago |
traxion.gg | Thomas Harrison-Lord
Motorsport UK Esports is once again hosting a competitive iRacing sim racing competition, for both Pro and Am drivers, as the Abruzzi Prototype Challenge returns. Run by the sim racing arm of the UK’s motorsport governing body, participants will take part across two car classes – LMDh (GTP) and LMP3. There will be both Pro (for drivers with over 3,000 iRating) and Am categories for both vehicle types.
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1 week ago |
traxion.gg | Thomas Harrison-Lord
Swiss gaming outfit GIANTS Software will make its SimRacing Expo debut later this year, when it creates a stand at the German event. Best known for creating the popular Farming Simulator games – from scratch, with proprietary game engines and self-published – it will be entering the sim racing space for the first time, publishing and lending technology to the upcoming Project Motor Racing (main article image).
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