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The weird and wonderful world of Gran Turismos cars

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The weird and wonderful world of Gran Turismo’s cars

With the upcoming release of the highly anticipated Gran Turismo 7 edging ever closer, I was thinking about if this version of Gran Turismo will have any of the vehicular surprises that have littered the illustrious series’ history. Now, I’m not talking about the latest offerings from the automotive supercar brands or that slight variation […]

Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro sim racing wheel review

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Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro review

In a surprising turn of events this year, the folks over at Polyphony Digital partnered with Fanatec for its next Gran Turismo product, following the likes of the Thrustmaster T-GT II. Enter the Gran Turismo DD Pro from Fanatec. In essence, this is the existing Fanatec CSL DD but for PlayStation – except it’s technically […]

The 10 best tracks in GT Sport

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The 10 best tracks in GT Sport

Of all the current racing games available – or still receiving updates – GT Sport is one I keep going back to. Don’t get me wrong, I adore the vehicle handling in Assetto Corsa Competizione and the dry-stone wall physics in Forza Horizon 4. I’m several seasons deep into a My Team career in F1 […]

Unorthodox approach: GT Sport Daily Races w/c 7th February 2022

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Unorthodox approach: GT Sport Daily Races w/c 7th February 2022

There’s not long left now until Gran Turismo 7, but the online ranked menu for GT Sport is still updating with weird and wonderful concoctions. So often, racing videos games are obsessed with either one licenced real-world motorsport championship or the unobtanium of supercars and hypercars. Gran Turismo games feature those, but they also have […]

Volkwagen Golf Mk1 GTI

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The people’s car returns in the latest GT Sport Daily races

The word ‘Volkswagen’ literally translates from German into English as ‘people’s car’. Many of us already know that, but you don’t really need to translate it to see. All you need to understand is that in German a ‘v’ is pronounced as an ‘f’. You’re supposed to pronounce the brand as ‘folkswagen’, and now you’ve seen that written down, folks + wagon = people’s car.  […]