The Horsethief Mile and The Streets of Willow

[Malcolm Tucker]

Are these circuits included in GT6 along with The Big Willow? Quote from the GT website;

This famous circuit in California is now reaching its 60th anniversary, and is finally making an appearance in Gran Turismo. The Willow Springs International Raceway is a circuit that is located in a hilly region just outside of Los Angeles. Of its many layouts, the circuit we are introducing this time is the main course, the “Big Willow”. At 2.5 miles per lap, it is known for its high speed corners and undulating terrain.

They've obviously rendered the tracks as we can see in the aerial view but there's been no mention of them (that I can find at least!), and the above comment adds to my confusion. I seriously hope they are, in my opinion they're much better than the main circuit

 

[eran0004]

Are these circuits included in GT6

I guess only PD knows at this point.

 

[shawtyoner]

I am expecting them to be introduced as DLC. I much like you would prefer the other 2 tracks.

 

[Floor3013]

It's possible that they're in. Bear in mind they have 1 more track to announce and (if their calculations are right) 11 variations. So far they've introduced Matterhorn as a single variation when it clearly has the capacity for at least 3 or 4 more and given how customisable Streets of Willow is and that they've already used the skidpad from Streets of in one of the trailers I wouldn't be surprised.

 

[eran0004]

I am expecting them to be introduced as DLC. I much like you would prefer the other 2 tracks.

That sounds reasonable. If they have gone through the trouble of making the scenery, why not include more layouts?

 

[Malcolm Tucker]

Oh so there hasn't been an announcement then? I just thought I had missed something! That is a shame, fingers crossed for a confirmation, if not at least DLC in the future.

 

[Johnnypenso]

That sounds reasonable. If they have gone through the trouble of making the scenery, why not include more layouts?

They made the whole area as an "aerial view" but that doesn't mean they did a high res close up type version of the entire place. All we know for certain is that they big track is in at this point.