Polyphony Digital Reveals Details of Final, Crucial FIA Championship Season

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Polyphony Digital Reveals Details of Final, Crucial FIA Championship Season

This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on July 29th, 2018 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.

 

[Salty66]

Probably a stretch but given how the majority of cars are groups (except the racing kart), could the TBA car be group C?

 

[VeeDoubleU]

Probably a stretch but given how the majority of cars are groups (except the racing kart), could the TBA car be group C?

Definitely a stretch,

 

[TAU_GTP]

Definitely a stretch,

Agreed, BUT I like the thinking behind this. I would love races for "sub-categories" if you will, like the given example of Group C. This would also breathe much life into cars from the N and X categories.

 

[GT Sport]

Any news about the eligibility of Greece, Italy and other EMEA countries?

I hope we get more info about that with the new update in 8 hours 31 minutes and 40 (39, 38, 37, 36) seconds.
I remember you (GTP staff) reached out to Sony about that.

 

[CountessGardy]

Will Canada be eligible?

 

[MrBrunoA]

The first two seasons won't count for anything, right? Or is there gonna be a final score with points from the three seasons? Not that I'm expecting to win anything, but would be interesting to see a longer competition.

 

[WolfpackS2k]

For Nation's Cup La Sarthe is listed as a 15 minute race. But the article references it as a 24 minute race. So what's going on here?

 

[VeeDoubleU]

For Nation's Cup La Sarthe is listed as a 15 minute race. But the article references it as a 24 minute race. So what's going on here?

It is a longer race only for the Top 24 Superstars race

 

[vvise]

If you pull of an average race of 1500 pts, you'll make top 10 Canada. Looks like I still have a long way to go, only averaging 1100 atm. Sitting down in 20th last round.