Gran Turismo World Series - Round 3 Tokyo

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Anyone else find it ironic how After Corsair gets Fanatec, there is suddenly a new wheel at the World Series event?
 
I was about to predict Lexus but changed my mind last minute. Yet to predict anything correctly:(

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For once I watched the race, it was interesting to watch. They had to use all tyre compounds during the race, right ?
 
I don't know what exactly is different about how they are showing it, but there's so much more of a sense of speed in the camera angles at this Tokyo race compared to how sedate these races normally look. It's good.

Edit: Ah, they're doing 400 km/h. That'd explain it.
 
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Oops. And everyone passes the Dutchie on the right hand side.

Edit: THREE thousandths!
 
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That Tokyo Expressway race was crazy. I dread to think how it'll be if they put that as a round in the next Nations season though. :lol:
 
That Tokyo Expressway race was crazy. I dread to think how it'll be if they put that as a round in the next Nations season though. :lol:
Man that Tokyo race was genuinely thrilling. It's criminal they don't use these tuned road cars more often.
It's been traditional for the Sprint Qualifying race to feature in Daily Races either before or after the event...

... and we have Tokyo Expressway East Clockwise in for Race A next week.
 
Wow, the tyres nearly came back to Miyazono at the end there. Another lap, or 12 litres at the first stop, or not picking up that wall glance penalty, was pretty much the difference.

Drumont is the first non-Japanese driver to win a Pacific rim live event. Ever. Although there's only been four now and one was an ASOC regional final.
 
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