It's a short leap from being a videogame anyone can play to training both racecar drivers and self-driving cars. Here's the ...

Driving an orange Toyota 86 on a wet track in Project Cars 2 A slick black and orange race car from Project Cars 2 A shot of a Ferrari on a track in rFactor 2 Cockpit view of an F1 car in F1 2020 ...

The tracks offered for each car have aspects taken from famous or well-known areas in the racing world. This means that the I-Way tracks are an amalgamation of all of the best bits racing has to ...

Second is Rigs of Rods, which is bar none the most realistic simulator for car crashes ever made. The problem is it's just an engine at this point, and is not a fun game you can play against your ...

Thankfully Keep Driving doesn’t require you to have the answers, or indeed any particular plan. Things have a way of ...

If we were making the decision, we'd have to go with Crazy Taxi. If you've ever driven a car, you know that's exactly how it looks, works, and feels. No, of course, we're kidding.

The 2025 Lotus Emira is a unicorn. In an age of electrification and computer-controlled everything, this car is an ...

Driving Speed 2 has a satisfyingly realistic look—but depending on how well you drive in this game, your car won’t stay this shiny. If your car rubs up against the sidewall as you race in ...

New, more realistic simulator will improve self-driving vehicle safety before road testing Date: March 27, 2019 Source: University of Maryland Summary: Scientists have developed data-driven ...