Seattle Circuit

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I support it too. If that is PD's reason for leaving it out, I don't consider it a good enough reason. They had no problem creating fake roads for places like Eiger Nordwand, so why should they be so fussed about a couple of corners in Seattle (and the other street courses that used to be in the game)?
Right, all they have to do is make it look cool, (The feeling of being cramped in a tight busy city, Beautiful sunset and lighting effects). That shouldn't be so hard......right?

PREFERABLY IN SUNSET, JUST LIKE IN GT3.

Or better yet, variable time.
Exactly. They should do sunset on Lugana Seca. It looked so beautiful in GT3. And if they do variable time they should make it 24 hour options.
 
PREFERABLY IN SUNSET, JUST LIKE IN GT3.

Or better yet, variable time.
Gotcha! 👍

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Seattle was my favourite city circuit by far.

GT Sport is seriously lacking in city circuits. The Tokyo circuits are dreadful and monotonous.

Bring back New York and London as well.
 


If we ever see this track again it would look totally different and it will probably have a tunel in it.
City is tearing down the viaduct we all driven beneath.
 
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Whoa! I didnt like Seattle's suggestions for so long?!?
I should serve a stop and go penalty :)

Full Course

and in reverse

Short Course
 
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Unfortunately, the original track was destroyed, the city has been modified in recent years. But I would have a suggestion that could greatly improve the original layout and give it a better personality. A new track could take advantage of the hook opposite the Seattle Free Walking Tours, using the remains of Western Avenue and Pikes Pi, then taking straight 1st Avenue to Pioneer Square and James Street.

If I'm not mistaken, the total circuit would be approximately 5,900km. It would be a low, medium and high speed circuit, with some wide lanes, which would serve for Gr.1 and Gr.2 races as well. Smaller versions could also be devised from this format, such as the north and south path (or west and east, considering the orientation of the figure)

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