Five new races have been added to Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges, and players can take part in them over the coming seven days.
Among these five races, one is on a fictional circuit track, two are real-world circuit tracks, and two are city-type tracks. Among these five races, one is a “Special Event” created just for this week.
Participation rules for these races are extremely simple: you simply need to place third or better in a particular race to complete it, and there are added bonus rewards that increase in value as you complete more.
Gran Turismo 7 June Week 1 Weekly Challenges
Five new Weekly Challenges have been added to Gran Turismo 7. All these have different requirements, including car types, tire types, and the number of laps.
So, let's understand each one of the five races in the Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges for June, Week 1:
Daytona Tri-Oval – Pickup Truck Race
This week, the first race offers the lowest rewards when compared to all the races. It's the Pickup Truck Race at Daytona Tri-Oval, i.e., a 4 km long real-world circuit in Daytona, Florida, USA.
The race has 5 laps and requires players to use two pickup trucks: a Ford F150 or a Toyota Tundra. It rewards players with 30,000cr upon completion.
Tokyo Expressway South Clockwise – Silvia Sisters
The second race in this week's Gran Turismo 7 challenges is the Silvia Sisters round at Tokyo's South Clockwise course, which is 5.2 km long in Japan. This race is 3 laps long, requires racers to use the Nissan 180SX/Sileighty/Silvia, and offers a reward of 45,000cr.
Tokyo Expressway South Counterclockwise – Special Event
The third event is the special one, and it takes place at the Tokyo Expressway South Counterclockwise, a 6.5 km long fictional city circuit in Japan. This race requires players to complete 4 laps in a Honda Civic (any model). Winners will win a reward of 88,000cr.
Nurburgring Nordschleife – European Clubman Cup 600
The next race is the European Clubman Cup 600 at the Nurburgring Nordschleife, which is a 20.8 km long real-world circuit in Germany. This is a 2-lap race, requiring players to use any road car from any European manufacturer in any state of tune. The winner of this race will get a reward of 125,000cr.
Trial Mountain – World Touring Car 900
Lastly, players will be racing at the World Touring Car 900 event at the Trial Mountain, a 3.98 km long fictional circuit track in Sierra Nevada, USA. This race requires players to complete 10 laps in any car, but it should be tuned to be less than or equal to 900 PP. Winning this race will earn players 160,000cr.
All bonus rewards in these five Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges are available as credit tickets, redeemable in the Gifts section of your garage. Completing one event gives you a 100,000 cr ticket, three gives a 200,000 cr ticket, and if you complete all five, you'll get a Six-Star Roulette ticket.
Also, to access these weekly challenges, you need to have completed the GT Cafe Menu Book 39 and watched the ending movie.
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