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Development has largely been dormant since 2024, however, recent activity saw an update drop in September, followed by another this month, which added Spectator Mode. Now, the Italian studio has unveiled the final Redout 2 update, with a new ‘Rush’ game mode as the headliner. Rush Rush (and Boss Rush) is an elimination-style mode where the last racer to finish is eliminated until only one winner remains. New game mode – Rush! One of our programmers liked the “Burnout” tournament mechanics so much that he just decided in his spare time to implement it as a whole new game mode!
Dan Greenawalt, so often the face of the Forza Motorsport games, has left the series, according to The Verge’s Microsoft correspondent Tom Warren. In this time, he was often the one to stand next to a supercar during lavish presentations, mostly hyping up the next Forza game. The original, Forza Motorsport, which is circuit-based and a Gran Turismo rival, and Forza Horizon, an open-world spin-off. Motorsport was handled by US-based Turn 10 Studios, while the more accessible Horizon games by UK-based Playground Games. Meanwhile, Forza Horizon 6 has been delayed for PlayStation 5, but a 26th January 2027 release date has been confirmed, which will launch alongside the game’s first major expansion.
Motorcycle racing games have been around for decades, but players have had fewer hardware options than in car simulators, where wheels and pedals are common. Moza Racing’s officially licensed MotoGP simulator is built around handlebars designed to resemble those of a race bike. A dedicated motorcycle simulator rig is not required. Unlike a full motorcycle simulator, Moza’s handlebars can be mounted at a desk. The reviewer said they had not ridden a motorcycle and found MotoGP games difficult, but welcomed the increased attention to motorcycle sim racing.
Motorcycle racing games have been around for decades, but where four-wheeled titles have had support from wheel and pedal (and beyond) setups, bikes haven't seen the same support. The latest I got to take a look at is from Moza Racing, a brand we're already very familiar with for its excellent racing and truck simulator wheels. There's now an officially licensed MotoGP simulator designed to mimic a race bike's handlebars, and it can be used with existing Moza wheelbases. You don't need to have an actual bike simulator setup to use it. I'll be the first to admit that I am hopeless at the MotoGP games.
TVS Racing is democratising motorsport with the launch of TVS Apache Racing Experience GP Season 3, expanding its accessible track racing platform to 7 countries and 20 cities globally, starting November 15. Now THIS is exactly what TVS Racing is changing with the launch of the TVS Apache Racing Experience GP (ARE GP) Season 3. After expanding to Mexico, Colombia, and Nepal last season, TVS ARE GP Season 3 is adding Morocco, Egypt, and Ivory Coast to its calendar. The Apache Racing Experience GP uses the exact Apache motorcycles you see on our streets! The TVS Apache Racing Experience (ARE GP) Season 3 international one-make championship begins on November 15, 2026, and concludes on April 11, 2027, at the Madras International Circuit in Chennai.
The ImSim Porsche Raceborn is designed in collaboration with the legendary German automaker, so it definitely looks the part. An all-in-one racing sim with integrated gaming PC Speaking of, the one I tried at the event had a price tag quoted as €70,000 (approx. It is a perfect example of how far sim racing technology has advanced in recent years, though. It's a gold-standard example of how sim racing is no longer just playing a racing game with a wheel and pedals. Why wouldn't a dealership or something like the Porsche Experience Centre at Silverstone get in one or two of these?
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PISTA Motorsport developer is working on a new karting sim Screenshot unveiled for Kart World: The next kart simulator The makers of Argentine racing sim PISTA Motorsport have revealed a new karting sim project: Kart World. REG previously included two kart models in PISTA: a rental-style kart and a racier five-speed example. The Buenos Aires-based developer has also worked on a host of Assetto Corsa and Kart Racing Pro karting mods, including both karts and kart tracks. Likewise, although KartSim for rFactor 2 continues to receive updates, its full software package is prohibitively expensive, leaving room in the sim racing market for a dedicated title at a more affordable price point. Scant information is available on Kart World at this stage, but if it follows a similar path to PISTA, it may well end up using the Unity game engine.
Welcome to the iRacing Weekly Tune-in, your guide to what is available to watch this week on the official iRacing broadcast channels, as well as some special events to watch around the iRacing community. From official iRacing eSports to select community events, there’s plenty to tune in for and enjoy. WEDNESDAY | October 28th, 2026 🇺🇸 eNASCAR College iRacing Series | 7 PM ET The third Tournament of the 2026-27 season, the Big Apple Battle, begins on Wednesday night! Long considered the pinnacle of American motorsports, IndyCar racing features the world’s fastest oval track racing, with wheel-to-wheel—and wheel-within-wheel—finishes pretty much standard operating procedure. Car: Ford Mustang GT4 | Track: Watkins Glen Broadcasted by iRacing Watch Here SoF = Strength of Field
The FIA F4 Global Esports Championship returns this weekend, and 30 drivers across three regions around the globe are set to battle for their share of the returning prize pool of $35,000 in the 2026 campaign. As it goes in this championship, the competition qualified into the series through the FIA F4 Regional Tour series during iRacing Season 3, which started in June. 2026 FIA F4 Global Esports Championship presented by MOZA Roster No. In addition, iRacing has worked with over 80 FIA national sporting authorities (ASNs) to provide account support to sim racing newcomers around the world, as well as helping to create numerous national championship series. The opening round kicks off on Saturday, October 31st, at 19:00 GMT, or 3:00 p.m.
There’s apparently little quality control in the modelling as well, with many cars resembling ‘pigs on casters’: over-sized bodies on tiny wheels, with cavernous wheelarches. I pick a souped-up Temu Scirocco as my first car, and I have to say, I was impressed with its handling. CPM 2 feels surprisingly well-sorted in terms of physics, with reactive inputs dulling down as you increase speed. It’s also unclear exactly what you should be doing at any given time; it’s a free-form experience with few guiding hands. As a free-to-play game, there’s no downside to giving it a go; just don’t expect a premium experience yet.
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MUSIC: STRONG MUSIC FESTIVAL With Yeat, Destroy Lonely, Waka Flocka Flame, more, 4 p.m., Thomas & Mack Center, unlvtickets.com. –Brock Radke SPORTS: UNLV FOOTBALL VS. NORTHERN ILLINOIS 7:30 p.m., Allegiant Stadium, unlvtickets.com. MISC: DIA DE LOS MUERTOS FESTIVAL 1 p.m., Las Vegas Civic Center, lasvegasnevada.gov. SPORTS: UNLV HOCKEY VS. ARIZONA STATE 8 p.m., & 11/4, City National Arena, rebelhockey.com. MUSIC: JAZZ VEGAS ORCHESTRA 7:30 p.m., Notoriety Live, notorietylive.com.
Next Level Racing is looking to make at least part of that process a whole lot easier. The company has officially unveiled its new F-GT Shift racing cockpit, and the headline feature is pretty impressive on paper. According to Next Level Racing, you can switch between Formula and GT seating positions in under five seconds. Rather than a traditional padded racing seat, Next Level Racing has gone with a breathable, suspended mesh design intended to improve comfort during longer sessions. Pricing and Availability The Next Level Racing F-GT Shift (NLR-R019) launched October 22, 2026, through Next Level Racing and participating retailers worldwide.
The RaceRoom-based Alpine Sim Racing Series is open for registration now, with the five-round championship offering a real-world GT4 test as first prize. To enter, players simply head to the in-game Multiplayer menu, select Championships, and choose either the main Alpine A110 GT4 series or its support championship, the Alpine A110 Cup. The Alpine A110 Cup, which uses RaceRoom’s free namesake car, comprises 20-minute races, with the top three championship finishers earning wildcard entries into next year’s GT4 series. The Alpine A110 GT4 championship, by contrast, offers 40-minute races with a mandatory pit stop, and uses the paid-for in-game Alpine GT4 car, with the first round beginning on Thursday 29th October. We care deeply about journalism, trust and original reporting, which is why every story is researched, written and edited by real people who care about sim racing and the community around it.
Publisher Giants Software has made its sim racing game, Project Motor Racing, free to play on PS5, giving you the chance to try the full game for a limited time. The title typically costs $49.99/£44.99, but all this week — 26th October to 1st November — the full game has been made available as a free trial. Also, if you do decide to purchase it once the free period is over, your save data will carry over. It's been available on PS5 for nearly a full year, but now's a great time to give it a go. Are you going to play Project Motor Racing while it's free?