Your guide to Gran Turismo 7’s Daily Races, w/c 10th October: The 25 minutes of Interlagos

Thomas Harrison-Lord
More ranked online hopper races are now live within Gran Turismo 7, with a mix of classic single-seaters, Gr.3 and LMP machines.
Your guide to Gran Turismo 7's Daily Races, wc 10th October - The 25 minutes of Interlagos

A new week, and as we march towards the end of 2022, a fresh set of Gran Turismo 7 ranked daily online races for you to take part in.

As ever, Race A does not affect your Driver or Sportmansship ratings, but Races B and C do, with the latter being a longer affair.

Suzuka makes a return to the fold, alongside the Grand Prix Circuit at Brands Hatch and the Autódromo José Carlos Pace aka Interlagos.

Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races 10th October 2022

RACE A

Gran Turismo F1500T-A Gran Turismo 7

Suzuka is back, and just days after the world championship-deciding Japanese Grand Prix. The car in use apes a mid-1980s Formula 1 car too. Hopefully, there is less confusion with the race results in Gran Turismo 7

The F1500T-A is a curious single-seater, with oddly-placed gear ratios. The ideal technique is to generally be in one gear higher through corners than you expect to be. Reducing the number of gearshifts is key, as they are lengthy and sap momentum.

Recommended car: Gran Turismo F1500T-A (Brand Central, 1,000,000 Credits or free rental)

Race B

Renault R.S. 0 1 GT3

Next up, Brands Hatch Grand Prix for the finale of the British Touring Car Championship for a short, sharp, Gr.3 race.

The cars akin to GT3-machinery seem even side and more powerful round the tight confines of the Kentish venue, so expect lots of elbows-out manoeuvres, despite the ranking system being switched on.

There isn’t an obvious choice for car selection either, due to the Balance of Performance seemingly perfected for this circuit. The BMW, Porsche, Aston Martin, Renault, Ford and Lexus all seem close. We’re going for the R.S.01 GT3 simply because it’s not often used.

Recommended car: Renault R.S.01 GT3 ’16 Gr.3 (Brand Central, 450,000 Credits or free rental)

Race C

Porsche 919 Hybrid Gran Turismo 7

No, it’s not the 24 Hours of Le Mans, but instead, the 14 laps of Interlagos. Using Gr.1 machinery usually seen pounding around the Circuit de la Sarthe, instead, a Porsche-filled field will take part in races lasting 25-minutes.

Entrants are required to use both Racing Soft and Racing Medium tyres at some point during the race, which will lead to several different strategies – namely which compound to start the race on.

The electrified punch of the 919 is hard to beat, despite the other allowed cars being of a similar vintage.

Recommended car: Porsche 919 Hybrid ’16 (Brand Central 3,000,000 Credits or free rental)

Lap Time Challenge

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The current Lap Time Challenge also takes place at Suzuka in a classic single-seater, this time the McLaren MP4/4 ’88 driven by Ayrton Senna. A new Lap Time Challenge will begin on the 13th of October.

Recommended car: McLaren MP4/4 ’88 (Legend Cars, 8,000,000 Credits or free rental)


Race A

Race Information

Car: Gran Turismo F1500T-A

Track: Suzuka Circuit

Laps: Five

No. Of Cars: 12

Start Type: Grid Start with False Start Check

Duration: 15 Minutes

Fuel Consumption: 1x

Tyre Wear: 1x

Regulations

Wide Body: Prohibited

Nitrous: Prohibited

Tyre Choice: Racing Soft

Specified Car: Gran Turismo F1500T-A

Car restrictions

BoP/Tuning Forbidden: Mid-speed (M)

Car Used: Garage Car

Car Settings: Specified

Race Settings

DR Updates: Off

SR Updates: Off

Mechanical Damage: None

Minimum No. of Pit Stops: None

Track Limit: Normal

Penalty Settings

Shortcut Penalty: Light

Penalty for collisions with other cars: On

Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On


Race B

Race Information

Car: Gr.3

Track: Autódromo de Interlagos

Laps: 14

No. Of Cars: 16

Start Type: Rolling Start

Duration: 25 Minutes

Fuel Consumption: 1x

Tyre Wear: 5x

Regulations

Cars: Toyota TS050 – Hybrid ’16, Porsche 919 Hybrid ’16, Audi R18 ’16 or Nissan GT-R LM NISMO ’15

Wide Body: Prohibited

Nitrous: Prohibited

Tyre Choice: Racing Medium and Racing Soft, mandatory use of both

Car restrictions

BoP/Tuning Forbidden: Mid-speed (M)

Car Used: Garage Car, Event-Specified Car

Car Settings: Specified

Race Settings

DR Updates: Yes

SR Updates: Yes

Mechanical Damage: Light

Minimum No. of Pit Stops: None

Track Limit: Normal

Penalty Settings

Shortcut Penalty: Light

Penalty for collisions with other cars: On

Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On


Race C

Race Information

Car: Gr.1

Laps: 10

Track: Autopolis International Racing Course

No. Of Cars: 16

Start Type: Rolling Start

Duration: 25 Minutes

Fuel Consumption: 6x

Tyre Wear: 1x

Regulations

Categories: Gr.3

Wide Body: Prohibited

Nitrous: Prohibited

Tyre Choice: Racing: Hard, Intermediate, Wet

Car restrictions

BoP/Tuning Forbidden: Mid-speed (M)

Car Used: Garage Car, Event-Specified Car

Car Settings: Specified

Race Settings

DR Updates: Yes

SR Updates: Yes

Mechanical Damage: Light

Minimum No. of Pit Stops: None

Track Limit: Normal

Penalty Settings

Shortcut Penalty: Light

Penalty for collisions with other cars: On

Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On


Lap Time Challenge

Race Information

Car: McLaren MP4/4 ’88

Track: Suzuka Circuit

Entry Period: 29th September-13th October

Regulations

Categories: McLaren MP4/4 ’88

Wide Body: Prohibited

Nitrous: Prohibited

Tyre Choice: Racing: Medium, Intermediate, Wet

Car Restrictions

BoP/Tuning Forbidden: Mid-speed (M)

Car Used: McLaren MP4/4 ’88

Car Settings: Specified

Race Settings

Track Limit: Normal

Penalty Settings

Shortcut Penalty: Light

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