Forza Motorsport

We've been racing to our heart's content in Turn 10's latest racing title.

The new Car Proximity Radar will definitely come in handy to avoid unnecessary collisions and will significantly improve the first-person perspective.

The first part will add new car and event content, improve a couple of tracks, adjust Replay UI, and more.

Endurance races, spectate mode, GT car division changes, Logitech TrueForce support, and more are planned in the coming weeks.

Turn 10 has released Update 7 which brings new content at a reduced file size.

And the long-awaited progression update has made its arrival.

Apparently there was far too little in terms of manpower, and far too many consultants looking at the project.

And we have an overview video giving you a rundown of everything new.

Turn 10 is addressing one of the racing title's most criticised aspects.

And better yet, it's free for everyone.

Update 4 will be released in a few days, offering both a lot of updates and new content.

Turn 10 explains what they will be working on next.

Update 2 for Forza Motorsport will be released on November 14.

You need to excel in braking to be able to drive faster.

Make sure to know how to pass your opponents when they least expect it.

Plenty of stability issues and bugs sorted out, including the one creating a "washed out" look on the Xbox version.