The sim racing hardware brand will receive broadcast exposure beginning Round 2 of the 2026 GTWS season and is working toward PlayStation-compatible peripherals. MOZA Racing is now an Official Partner of the Gran Turismo World Series, with the deal taking effect from Round 2 of the 2026 season on August 15. The partnership brings MOZA's branding into the official GTWS broadcast and sets the stage for the company's first PlayStation-compatible sim racing hardware, although final approval from Sony Interactive Entertainment hasn’t yet been rubber stamped. The announcement, made via a press release on mozaracing.com, is a big step for the Shenzhen-based manufacturer, which currently has no wheelbase on Gran Turismo 7's list of officially supported steering-wheel hardware. From Round 2 onward, MOZA's branding will appear throughout the GTWS broadcast as the series continues across Singapore, Tokyo and a World Finals in Tokyo in December. We're excited to announce that starting August 15, MOZA Racing will officially become an Official Partner of the Gran Turismo World Series.⁰ — MOZA Racing (@moza_racing) July 28, 2026 This is more than a partnership.⁰It’s the beginning of a new chapter for MOZA, and the first step toward bringing an officially licensed… pic.twitter.com/UUTCeNimvB What the deal actually covers MOZA CEO Cy Guan explained in the press release: "Partnering with the Gran Turismo World Series is an exciting milestone for us. Gran Turismo has inspired generations of racing enthusiasts, and we are honored to contribute to a championship that represents the very best of virtual motorsport. Together, we look forward to creating new possibilities for racers around the world." Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi added that "the advancement of racing hardware plays an important role in bringing that experience closer to reality. We are pleased to welcome MOZA Racing as an official partner of the Gran Turismo