Gran Turismo previously announced that the FIA-backed Gran Turismo Championships would be returning with the exhibitions starting on the 27th February. However, Polyphony Digital has now announced some additional details that affect how the series will be run in 2021.
Region Changes
There have been fairly substantial changes to the Manufacturer Series qualification. Instead of the previous five regions, this now being reduced to three regions to simplify the process. Rather than whittling down the number of drivers for a manufacturer from five to three after the rankings, this will balance the competition from the beginning.
This will see the Americas becoming combined. The same for Asia and Pacific nations. You can see the full list of regions on the Gran Turismo site.
Instead of competing in 5 regions for the MC where out of the 5 regions the best 3 will be taken to form a team, it will be changed to 3 regions from very beginning instead. There the focus is to bring your manufacturer within the top 12 which is a much more fair competition imo. https://t.co/vpEUMvNsVV
2020 Gran Turismo Manufacturers Champion for Subaru, Mikail Hizal
Race Times
Although the series retains the Wednesday and Saturday format (at least for the exhibition series), the timings have been updated. The timings update will affect both the manufacturers and nations championships with now five slots available for each region (down from six) – the exception being Oceania, with only three slots for the Nations Cup. Races are scheduled 80 minutes apart in each region.
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