Gerben Bol is working on a very cool application for Live for Speed users, making full use of the built-in display of Fanatec wheels.

His FanaLEDS application allows the built-in display that’s normally used for wheel tuning settings to display various telemetry data, including:

• Pit limiter
• Shift lights
• Low fuel indicator

The tool is fully configurable and works with several Fanatec wheels, including the Turbo S & GT2 Porsche models as well as the brand new CSR & CSR Elite.

You can check the 0.1 version of the tool at work below. If you`re a Fanatec & LfS user and want to beta test the tool you can contact the author here.

Reiza Studios have released a new preview video of the free 2012 update for their Game Stock Car title, giving us a tour of the Ribeirão Preto street circuit.

Following the free DLCs that added different Formula cars to the title, the 2012 update will bring the current season of the Brazilian Stock Car series to the title, including new models, shaders & content.

Most importantly, the pack will introduce a brand new car as the 2012 Chevrolet Sonic will be introduced. Alongside the new car, the update will also bring a brand new track, The Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã.

Reiza is currently looking for new beta testers to test the 2012 version of Game Stock car, click here for more info.

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).

The guys over at  InsideSimRacing.tv have released the newest edition of their This Week Inside Sim Racing show, recapping some of the stuff that's been going on in the virtual racing world.

This week, Jessica Lopez & Darin Gangi cover plenty of league racing action, touching on Formula Sim Racing and iRacing’s Drivers World Championships among other events.

Furthermore, the guys take a look at the Nissan GT Academy 2012 and bring us a new edition of John Hill’s “Rear View Mirror” segment. Enjoy the show!

Schraubzwinge, Alekss & friends have released new previews of their Audi TT-R DTM 2003 for GTR2, showing off the 24h version of the car.

Based on the DTM TT-R, this car was modified for Audi’s assault on the 2003 & 2004 Nürburgring 24h race, modifications included bigger headlights, a different wing, larger rear tires and other details.

Despite the factory effort, the TT-R failed to win the marathon event, falling short of beating Opel in 2003 and BMW in 2004.

The TT-R marked Audi's return to DTM racing, first entered as privateer car by Abt and later as a full works effort to take the fight to Mercedes & Opel. The car even had a successful life beyond the DTM as the TT-R was also used for Audi's works effort at the Nürburgring 24h race in 2003 & 2004.