🏎️ 907 HP Lambo Hits the Sim: Temerario GT3 Coming to iRacing!

Lamborghini's newest monster is heading to the sim. The Italian brand confirmed its brand-new 907-horsepower twin-turbo V8 hybrid, the Temerario GT3, will join iRacing in the December Season 1 build, replacing the Huracán on official grids.

The NASCAR garage feud between Joe Gibbs Racing and Spire Motorsports has exploded into a full-on courtroom war. JGR filed emergency motions demanding a federal judge hold Spire in contempt, alleging secret engineering files and hard drives were withheld.

Sim racers looking to lock in early seat time can now score Assetto Corsa EVO bundled with Assetto Corsa Rally on Steam at 10% off. The package offers discounted access to Kunos' next-gen physics and dynamic weather engine before full launch.

Kunos Simulazioni revealed Free Roam for Assetto Corsa EVO, trading circuit barriers for a 1:1 scale recreation of Germany's Eifel region around the Nürburgring. Complete with dynamic weather, AI traffic, and a walking mode, hands-on debuts at Sim Racing Expo.

Sim-Lab revealed its upcoming DBX Dashboard Box, bringing customizable rotary encoders, tactile push buttons, and programmable RGB display screens directly to driver rigs. The modular hardware is designed for quick mounting and live in-sim telemetry adjustments.

Thrustmaster has unleashed the T-GT III, strapping Direct “Axial” Drive tech into an officially licensed Gran Turismo 7 bundle. Slated for December 3 at $749.99USD, the package packs 5 Nm of constant torque with 10 Nm peak torque, native load-cell pedals, and tailored haptics built to take on Fanatec for console supremacy.

F1 Academy selected Swedish formula talent Alexia Danielsson as its official wild card driver for the upcoming round at Circuit of the Americas. The nineteen-year-old steps into the global spotlight after earning podium finishes across northern European single-seater series.

McLaren team boss Andrea Stella warned Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri that simple apologies will not fix avoidable collisions after their Singapore GP sprint clash. With Ferrari closing in, Stella made clear team points always come before personal driver duels.

Grove Racing team principal Brenton Grove slammed Supercars brake suppliers after dangerous brake fade hit both cars heading into the Bathurst 1000. Grove demanded an immediate investigation into faulty rotors after drivers experienced soft pedals down the mountain.