There are only a few days left until the launch of Gran Turismo 7 worldwide for PS5 and PS4 consoles. The long-awaited return of Polyphony Digital’s driving saga with Kazunori Yamauchi at the helm will result in a video game full of options, hours and hours of both single-player and multiplayer content so that, ultimately, , the essence of the saga is recovered. This will require many cars and circuits, something in which GT7 will be quite well nourished. These are all the real and original circuits confirmed at the moment.
All confirmed circuits in Gran Turismo 7: complete list
According to the list compiled by GT Planet, experts in Gran Turismo, these are all the tracks that we have seen so far in Gran Turismo 7 after adding all the trailers and official communications. It should be noted that the game will offer more than 400 vehicles (adding new and second-hand cars) in 34 locations with more than 90 tracks; thus including variants of said locations. The mythical Deep Forest Raceway, Dragon Trail, Tokyo Expressway or Trial Mountain are back; and there will be no shortage of Monza, Interlagos, Spa-Francorchamps, Daytona, Nurburgring, Suzuka…
Real Circuits
- Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
- Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
- Autopolis
- Brands Hatch
- Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
- Circuit de la Sarthe
- Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
- Daytona International Speedway
- Fuji International Circuit
- Goodwood Motor Circuit
- Mount Panorama
- Nurburgring
- Red Bull Ring
- Suzuka Circuit
- Tsukuba Circuit
- WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
- Willow Springs
Fictitious / original Gran Turismo circuits
- Alsace Village
- Autodrome Lago Maggiore
- Blue Moon Bay Speedway
- BB Raceway
- Circuit Sainte-Croix
- Colorado Springs
- Deep Forest Raceway
- Dragon Trail
- Fishermans Ranch
- High Speed Ring
- Kyoto Driving Park
- Northern Isle Speedway
- Sardegna Road/Sardegna Windmills
- Special Stage Route X
- Tokyo Expressway
- Trial Mountain
Gran Turismo 7, countdown: available on March 4 on PS5 and PS4
Gran Turismo 7 will be available on PS4 and PS5 this coming March 4 from Polyphony Digital and Sony Interactive Entertainment. The game promises to be the most complete in the saga both in terms of options and content, with a technological deployment that will allow us to play at 60 FPS in the highest possible resolution and with non-existent loading times in the case of PS5. According to Kazunori Yamauchi, creator and producer of Gran Turismo, those loading times will be “approximately one second.”
Licensing is back, tuning is back, and PlayStation’s quintessential driving RPG is back. In a few days you will be able to read our review of the game on FreeGameTips.