Gran Turismo Sport - Master Car List
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What circuit was FIA certified? I know that five was certified but can remember all.
Silverstone
Brands Hatch
Mount Panorama
Nurb?
Monza?
Silverstone
Brands Hatch
Mount Panorama
Nurb?
Monza?
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http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2014/06/25/fia-certifies-four-tracks-gran-turismo-6/
Silverstone
Suzuka
Mount Panorama
Brands Hatch
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Thanks for the effort there SamusWelcome to the Gran Turismo SPORT Master Car & Track List. This will contain every car and track/location confirmed to be in Gran Turismo SPORT, releasing 2016 on Playstation 4.
Last Updated - October 29th, 2015 (Far from complete)
Gran Turismo SPORT Car List
Cars with thelogo next to them indicate the car is new to Gran Turismo SPORT and has not featured in a previous Gran Turismo game.
Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo 4C '15
Audi
Audi R18 TDI (Audi Sport Team Joest) '11
Audi R8 LMS #28 (Audi Sport Team WRT) '15
Aston Martin
Aston Martin Vantage GT3 '14
Bugatti
Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo
Hyundai
Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo
Lamborghini
Lamborghini Veneno '13
Mazda
Mazda LM55 Vision Gran Turismo
Mazda Roadster '16
Mercedes
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 '11
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT S '15
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Sources/citations for cars:
1. GT SPORT Trailer #1 [YouTube]
Notes:
A car/track/location is determined to be confirmed in the game if either
a) Polyphony Digital directly announce them for the specific game or
B) They are seen in an official screenshot or video confirmed to be Gran Turismo SPORT.
Anything else, including cars rumoured for GTS, cars announced non-specifically as coming to a 'future' GT game and cars seen in trailers but without in-game graphics are not listed. Only 100% confirmed cars and tracks.
All cars are assumed to be fully detailed 'premium' models unless otherwise noted.
I suspect you will have a lot work with this thread.
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The cars in the GT Sport trailer haven't seen to change much from their GT6 counterparts in terms of quality. I'm curious to see if PD is only going to put a few cars in GT Sport or willy they port every premium car from GT6 into GT Sport. Eh, time will tell I suppose.
I like that there's the new Audi R8 LMS in GT Sport though.
I like that there's the new Audi R8 LMS in GT Sport though.
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- GTP_SEMS
Love the Z were getting from SEMA, very good choice.
also the 3rd person from the left is one of the stunt men for TOP GEAR USA, met him during gtacademy was a top guy. Wonder what is his involvment.
also the 3rd person from the left is one of the stunt men for TOP GEAR USA, met him during gtacademy was a top guy. Wonder what is his involvment.
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Are you asking what tracks in GT6 are FIA certified in real life?
The 5 you mentioned (yes the Nurb, both GP and Nordschlief are host FIA events), plus:
Leguna Seca
Indianapolis
Suzuka
Fuji
Motegi
Redbull Ring
Spa
Coté d'Azure (Monaco)
Circuit de La Sarthe (Le Mans)
Not all of those tracks are Grade 1 though (ie can host F1 or WEC). The Grade 1 tracks are
Silverstone
Spa
Redbull Ring
Suzuka
Fuji
Monza
Nürb GP
Indianapolis
Monaco and Le Mans are both Grade 2 circuits, but exceptions are made for obvious reasons.
I'm not sure exactly what grade Leguna Seca, Brands Hatch, Bathurst, and Motegi are, but I'm guessing they're all Grade 2 as well.
I believe the Nordschlief is Grade 2 as well.
The other real world tracks which I'm not sure about are Daytona and Tsukuba. I imagine both have some sort of classification, but I've no idea what it is. I'm guessing Daytona is at least 2, possibly 1.
Sort of related, but more just a "wish list" point of mine - there are a handful of Grade 1 facilites left (COTA, Interlagos, Catalunya, Yas Marina, Mugello, maybe Istanbul Park, Paul Ricard) which I wouldn't mind seeing added to the GT franchise...but after that, enough with those kinds of tracks please.
There are dozens upon dozens of other fantastic tracks around the world which, due to safety and/or pit facilities are forced to fly a little under the radar, but are absolutely amazing strips of tarmac. I'm thinking of tracks like Zandvoort, Oulton Park, Cadwell Park, Thruxton, Imola, Zolder, Sachsenring, Saltzbergring, Brno, Road America, Watkins Glen, Sebring, Road Atlanta, CTMP, Atlanta Motorsport Park (or whatever it's called) Mid Ohio, VIR, Likerock, Portimao, Philip Island, Sydney Motorsports Park, Hampton Downs, Manfield, Autopolis, Sugo....
In GT, we don't care about safety, or up to date pit facilities. All we care about is the drive. The tracks I listed are driver's tracks. That's what GT needs more of.
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I already got answer to my question. I mean on track that are certified buy FIA form GT6. That track are Silverstone, Brands Hatch, Suzuka, Month Panorama... They are certified in term of realism and look. Other real life track that are in GT6 need work to be certified, some less (Spa, Fuji, Nurb) some more (Laguna, Indi)...
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I hope they won't give out tracks like they did with GT5 prologue. So far they sound good but I would really appreciate a mix of city, originals and just different types. Again, this game may be directly based at FIA with chances of having no originals. I hope to see fully PS4 detailed tracks, not just PS3/2 ports with new trees.
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He means that the car was merely announced as coming to a future GT title. That is not necessarily GT Sport, it may not arrive until the game that follows GTS.
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whow many more cars whe have the gran turismo sport?
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I'm geussing you're trying to say how many more cars are in GTS and the answer is, we don't know as the full car list hasn't been revealed yet. All we have to go on are the new cars that were seen in the first trailer.
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I'm honestly not really hyped at all. I have a very different approach to motorsports than I did in 2013. And that was also way different from 2010.
I am glad to see such a well organized thread about confirmed cars and tracks though. These types of threads pop up once in awhile, but are usually poorly designed or not well maintained.
Keep up the good work @Samus and don't forget to update your thread.
I'm sure you will have a lot of helpers! Hopefully my media thread can find some more info for you. I dont follow it as closely as I did before the trailer dropped. But if I see any videos from or about GT Sport that may reveal content. I'll be sure to repost it in here.
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@Samus I was jjst talking in another thread and I just remembered that in one of the older trailers, I think GT5. It was shown to have 2007 model Nascars in the game. However when the game was released. The cars had been deleted and replaced by newer models. You should add this example to the OP, to illustrate that the car list isn't certain until its released.
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