Annabelle Stephenson
Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races surprises us once again with fresh additions of tracks and cars every week. This time, we have the pleasure of experiencing one of the iconic Suzuka Circuit locations twice within one set, making it a rare treat in this type of event.
Let’s begin with the East Course at Suzuka Circuit. In the Race A event, you’ll have the exhilarating opportunity to get behind the wheel of the legendary 1992 Japanese Honda NSX Type R. However, be prepared for a challenging ride, as this lightweight special model will test your skills on the shortened version of the Suzuka Circuit. Completing the race requires seven laps using the slippery Sport Hard tires.
As always, there will be a false start check. To ensure a fair competition, you must keep your car stationary with the brake engaged from the moment the last light turns on until it goes off, signaling the start of the race. Failure to comply will result in a sudden loss of power, equivalent to the time gained at the start.
Moving on to the Race B event, we head to the renowned Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Here, you’ll engage in a thrilling competition with Gr.4 cars, navigating through this legendary track for three laps. Remember, you can only adjust the Brake Balance, as any other tuning options are restricted.
Lastly, we return to the beloved Suzuka Circuit, but this time, we’ll conquer the full track version in the Race C event. Brace yourself for an epic endurance race lasting a staggering 20 laps, where Gr.3 cars will be your loyal companions. During the race, it is mandatory to make a pit stop in the pit lane, regardless of whether you need to refuel or change tires. Failure to comply will result in a one-minute time penalty after the race. Additionally, it is crucial not to cross the pit lane entry and exit lines, as doing so will incur a three-second time penalty.
The races will take place with relatively low fuel consumption and tire wear. Fuel will be consumed at double the normal rate, while tire wear will be accelerated at triple the normal rate. This strategic aspect of the races emphasizes the importance of timing your pit stops, where sacrificing a few seconds for a tire change or fuel refill can make all the difference in securing victory.
For those eager to participate in the thrilling weekly Gran Turismo 7 races, it is essential to unlock the Sport Mode by completing the “Championship: Tokyo Highway Parade” mission in single-player mode.
Keep an eye out for the next set of races, which will be available on Monday, February 19.
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