Image Space Incorporated has released a new video, showing the VMod & rFMod packaging of content in action.

Perhaps even more interestingly, the video also gives us a little sneak peek at the historical version of Monza, one of the new tracks coming up for rFactor 2.

Atari, Rombax Games and Bigben Interactive have released a new video trailer of Test Drive Ferrari Racing Legends.

The trailer shows the title wide range of Ferrari’s in action, from classical sports cars to modern day Formula One machinery.

The title will include 51 Ferrari road & race cars that can be raced on 36 circuits including variations. You can find a shot of each car below, make sure to also check out the car list & track list.

Test Drive Ferrari will be coming to the PC, Microsoft Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, the release is scheduled for June 29.

Turn 10 has continued releasing previews of the 30-car Porsche DLC pack for Forza Motorsport 4 that will be released later this month.

The new previews reveal several iconic cars, including the Troy Lee-designed Flying Lizard Motorsport Porsche 997 GT3-RSR, Porsche’s ultra-successful 956 Group C challenger and the 550 Spyder, one of Porsche’s first racing cars.

Furthermore, a first video of the new Porsches in action has been released as well, showing the Flying Lizard car in action at Laguna Seca.

The Porsche expansion pack will be available starting May 22, due to the amount of content it will be more expensive than regular DLC packs as the pack will sell for 1800 Microsoft Points (roughly 20 US Dollars).

Turn 10 Studios released a first video teaser of the newest addition to their Forza Motorsport franchise for Xbox 360 – Forza Horizon.

Now, the title has been officially announced and as the dropped “Motorsport” part from the title suggests, Horizon is taking the Forza franchise to a new direction.

Instead of the racing & collecting approach Forza Motorsport followed, Horizon will be an open-world driving game as seen in the first screenshot released.

Mak Corp has released a new video trailer of their F1 2008 mod project.

Made by BSNismo, the trailer shows the mod’s cars in action in rFactor, the mod will be released both for rFactor & rFactor 2 with first moving footage of the rFactor 2 version expected soon.

Originally planned for rFactor, the team has decided to release the mod both for rFactor & rFactor 2, the mod will come with unique dry & wet physics for each car as well as individual sounds for each vehicle.

This time, the comparison shows off Hockenheim as he has taken real-life footage from the first DTM round at the German Grand Prix venue to compare with Project CARS.

Hockenheim is among the Project CARS content instantly available to try in the latest development builds for team members. Team Membership is available for a one-time payment of 25€, entitling members to a weekly development build of Project CARS with all the latest content.

For more info on membership pricing and benefits, please check out the WMD website.

Turn 10 has revealed a new car that is part of the 30-car Porsche DLC pack for Forza Motorsport 4 that will be released later this month.

The new preview shows the 1995 Porsche 911 GT2 at Hockenheim, the pack will feature a mix of street & racing machinery, several of the cars will be completely new to the Forza franchise.

The pack will not just consist of cars though as 20 new Porsche-centric career events will be added alongside 10 new Xbox LIVE achievements.

The Porsche expansion pack will be available starting May 22, due to the amount of content it will be more expensive than regular DLC packs as the pack will sell for 1800 Microsoft Points (roughly 20 US Dollars).

In 2009, Fanatec introduced the ClubSport pedals with sophisticated features such as a load-cell brake and brake pedal vibration.

Since then, Fanatec has expanded their line of pedal sets as the ClubSports have received smaller brothers with the CSR & CSR elite pedal sets. With them successfully introduced, it was time to overhaul the long-running ClubSports to a new version.

The proven base design of the pedals remains unchanged, coming in a new black and brushed aluminum look. More important are the technical changes as the V2 ClubSports comes with a new hydraulic brake.

To accomplish this, the load-cell brake has been equipped with an oil dampener for an even more realistic feeling. Users can adjust the brake pedal by changing the silicone oil and the viscosity alongside the spring tension. The brake pedal has also been made stiffer and comes with less travel for improved feeling.

The clutch has also been overhauled as it now comes with a degressive clutch mechanism developed by Teki Ei-Ichi. The new ClubSports will be shipping together with the new ClubSport wheel, Fanatec has set the price to 249,95 Euros/Dollars, upgrade kits for old ClubSport pedal sets won’t be available.

Seahawks1Fan has released his interesting video review of the Nvidia GTX680 graphics card.

While graphic card reviews are widespread on the net, this one is a little different as it focuses on the needs of sim racers and tests the card with the latest sim racing titles, including rFactor 2, iRacing and Project CARS.

If you like the work he has done to produce this review, consider voting for him at Inside Sim Racing to become Fanatec community tester.

Below is the newest reality check video made by DigiProst, showing a lap around Mount Panorama in a powerful open-wheeler both in Project CARS & real life.

Bathurst is among the Project CARS content instantly available to try in the latest development builds for team members. Team Membership is available for a one-time payment of 25€, entitling members to a weekly development build of Project CARS with all the latest content.

For more info on membership pricing and benefits, please check out the WMD website.