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Gran Turismo 7 wins Best Sports/Racing gong at The Game Awards

Sony's preeminent driving game was awarded the prestigious accolade ahead of F1 22 and a selection of non-car-base sports titles.

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By Thomas Harrison-Lord

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The Game Awards are over for another year, and among the world premieres, Hideo Kojima appearances and musical performances, Gran Turismo 7 picked up a prize.

Polyphony Digital’s opus to car collecting won the Best Sports/Racing laurel, beating EA SPORTS F1 22, NBA 2K23, OlliOlli World and FIFA 23.

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A mix of public and panel votes determined the victor, although this award was not treated to an on-stage reveal or acceptance speech.

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It follows Forza Horizon 5, which was awarded the same category last year.

The Sony-exclusive driving game was also nominated for Best Audio Design, but that was picked up by God of War Ragnarök. The overall Game of the Year was FromSoftware’s role-playing game Elden Ring.

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