Thomas Harrison-Lord is the Editor in Chief at Traxion. An automotive and sim racing journalist, credits include Motorsport.com, Autosport, The Race, TheSixthAxis, RaceDepartment and OverTake.
In the most significant post-release update for Gran Turismo 7, 1.26 adds a slew of important features such as selling cars and online qualifying. Alongside new cars and tracks, here are the most important additions.
Being able to earn cash for duplicate cars, or trading in to reach a special Legendary Cars purchase, will be possible following Gran Turismo 7’s 1.26 update.
Three of our favourite Moza Racing sim racing items – two wheels and one load cell pedal set – will be reduced during a four-day Black Friday sale.
As a limited-time offer, our favourite set of hydraulic sim racing pedals have 50 per cent cut from their price.
A sequel to 2002’s lauded top-down racing game, known for its track editor, is in the works, as GeneRally 2 is now available to wishlist.
As a leading sim racing team, Williams Esports aims to win the competitions it enters, but more than that it’s trying to expand the genre’s reach and create a line-up of level-headed drivers – here’s how
The Viewers Gift Campaign will implement a quiz within Gran Turismo 7 later this week, and the top prize is the upcoming Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo car.
Eight fresh tracks are on the way to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Nintendo Switch, with the line-up revealed for Booster Course Pass Wave 3
A server maintenance notice hints towards Gran Turismo 7’s next content update arriving on Thursday 24th November.
The Jersey eRally returns for 2022 later this week and will use DiRT Rally 2.0 to raise funds for both Philip’s Footprints and the Gareth Roberts Memorial Fund. The visual esports event is open to anyone with the game on PC, PlayStation or Xbox, and recreates the real-world Jersey Rally event, except using the simulation…Continue reading “Jersey eRally rally event set to raise charitable funds, entries close soon”»
