I have something exciting to share with you. Over the last few years, I've been using @GTOmegaRacing products, and I still remember when they sent me my very first rig. It took a couple of hours to put together, but those hours were absolutely worth it because I'm still using that very same rig today. gtomega.co.uk/pages/gt-omega… After all this time, the next step feels like a natural one. I'm proud to announce that I am officially a GT Omega Brand Ambassador. I want to thank GT Omega for this opportunity. More than anything, I think it speaks to the quality and durability of their products. The fact that I've been using the same rig for years was definitely one of the key reasons this partnership came together. To celebrate, we're also hosting a giveaway. If you'd like to take part, head over to my latest post where you'll find all the details. gleam.io/WSAsn/gt-omega-x-di… Thank you all for the incredible support over the years

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Our Torque Increase, Full Force, and V3 will be coming soon. For more information, check out our blog. 🏁 fntc.io/Fanatec-Updates

First time in 7 years that WE have to face something like this. Wanna know smthg funny? In round 1 (clip 2) he got only a warning — after deliberately lifting off the brakes. Today Didico and I got killed by this man and his wingman Amarok (the only thing he does when he races)

Last week’s Daily Race B at Red Bull Ring likely set a new participation record in Gran Turismo 7, with more than 93,000 registered lap times in a single week.

I knew this would spark debate about the popularity of these Daily Races, but I wanted to show you the data. This graph covers Week 1 of 2025 through Week 7 of 2026 and highlights the most and least popular Daily Race C events during that period. And one combination stands out. The race at Tsukuba has the lowest recorded participation in the entire timeframe. It is sitting at around 75% the overall average, and it has less than half the player count of the next least popular combination. The week is not even over yet, but it is hard to see these numbers improving in any significant way.

I just took a few photos from the latest GT7 update 1.67, and the new cars look absolutely stunning.

New GT7 Update: New Cars and Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is now available Gran Turismo 7 just released new preview images for the upcoming update, and it looks like we are getting some seriously interesting cars. The Porsche 911, the Hyundai Elantra N TCR, and the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, which was announced last year at the live event in London, are all part of the mix. I honestly expected Xiaomi to arrive in the game a bit sooner, but I really hope the wait pays off. Powered by Xiaomi’s proprietary HyperEngine V8, the SU7 Ultra delivers an incredible 1,525 horsepower and reaches a top speed of 350 km/h, or 217 mph. It rockets from 0 to 100 km/h in just 1.98 seconds and set an official Nürburgring Nordschleife lap time of 7:04.957 in June 2025, making it the fastest four door electric production car at the time. Now I am really curious to see if that lap time can be beaten in the game. Overall, this update is looking to be a very strong one, and I am really excited to get behind the wheel of these cars. #Xiaomi #XiaomiSU7Ultra #GT7

BoP updates Ver.1.66 (2025-12-11) 🔵 Gr.3 (Mid-speed, RH) - BoP: Updated - Made lighter overall. - F-type...? 🔵 Gr.3 (Low-speed, RH) - BoP: No changes #GT7 #GranTurismo7

The new 296 GT3 looks incredible, and what makes it even better is how well the photo mode works in GT7.

New #YasMarinaCircuit hits #GT7 in Spec III! Stunning visuals, unique layout. Which car first? The track feels alive, the racing is tight, and the excitement is contagious. Its stunning visuals amplify every corner, every light reflection, and every moment under the night sky. And here’s a standout fact: Yas Marina is the only F1 track with a pit lane that dives under the circuit through a tunnel. Releasing soon with the Spec III update! What’s the first car you’re taking out on it? Featuring: #GTWS English Commentator @TomBrooksComms @GTPlanetNews Jordan Greer Gamer @elzindriani GTWS Italian Commentators Andrea Facchinetti & Emilio Cozzi GTWS German Commentator Florian Strauss

The GT7 Spec III update is coming next week. 来週、GT7 スペック３ アップデート来ます。 #GT7 #SpecIII

I really would not mind having that many viewers, but there was definitely something strange with my viewer count in the stream yesterday. It also seems that I am not the only one affected by this.

Gran Turismo 7 has just dropped a major surprise that no one saw coming. A brand-new paid DLC called the Power Pack is set to launch on December 4, 2025, exclusively for PlayStation 5. 🔹 50 new races inspired by real-world events 🔹 Includes full race weekends with practice, qualifying, and main events 🔹 Gran Turismo Sophy 3.0 🔹 Comes with 5,000,000 credits 🔹 Available exclusively on PlayStation 5

At the GT World Series event in LA, it was announced that a special time trial with the Polestar 5 will launch alongside Spec III. The fastest driver wins a trip to the GT World Finals in Fukuoka, Japan this December. dg-edge.com/articles/news/gr… Since the finals are set for December 20–21, and time trials usually run for two weeks, this strongly suggests Spec III could drop as early as December 4. Along with the Polestar 5, the update also includes the return of the Renault Espace F1, the Yas Marina Circuit, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, and several new features, including a telemetry tool.

Some early gameplay of the Gran Turismo 7 Spec 3 update. This is the Ferrari 296 GT3 around Yas Marina.

It’s competition time! The new Delta x EDGE Challenge is live! Jump into @thegranturismo, head to Time Trial, and take on Colorado Springs Lake Reverse in the Toyota GR Yaris RZ ’20. Set a valid lap, register, and you’re in the running for prizes. 🎁