Gran Turismo 7 brought back several classic original tracks from past GT games that were missing in GT Sport, with High Speed Ring, Trial Mountain and Deep Forest. However, there are still a lot of original tracks from previous games that have not returned to GT7 so far. Here you can see laps with different cars on 12 original tracks from GT 1-6 that are not available in GT7 at this time. This video specifically covers fictional race tracks and fictional rural tracks that are based on real world locations. It does not include city or rally tracks, as those are covered in separate videos.
Timeline:
0:00 Grand Valley Speedway
2:00 Autumn Ring
3:32 Midfield Raceway
4:54 Apricot Hill Raceway
6:16 Red Rock Valley Speedway
7:37 Motorland
8:43 Cape Ring
11:35 Tahiti Road
12:58 El Capitan
14:42 Grindelwald
16:14 Eiger Nordwand
17:36 Matterhorn
Grand Valley Speedway appeared in every main GT game from GT1 to GT6 and it is one of the most iconic tracks of the franchise. Most games also feature a short version of the track called Grand Valley East.
Autumn Ring was also introduced in GT1 and it returned in GT 2, 4, 5 and 6. There is also a short version called Autumn Ring Mini that is often used for some of the very first races in a GT game.
Midfield Raceway and Apricot Hill Raceway were both introduced in GT2 and then returned in GT 3, 4 and 6.
Red Rock Valley Speedway is one of several tracks that are exclusive to Gran Turismo 2.
Motorland is a track for small cars that is exclusive to GT4. There is also a track called Beginner Course in the same location, which is called Driving Park.
Cape Ring is a large fictional track that is exclusive to the PS3 games GT5 and GT6. There are several different layouts that only use parts of the track.
Tahiti Road is based on the island of Tahiti in the Pacific Ocean, which belongs to France. It is exclusive to GT2.
El Capitan is the name of a giant rock at Yosemite National Park in California and a track that is exclusive to GT4.
Grindelwald, Eiger Nordwand and Matterhorn are all real world locations in the mountains of Switzerland. Grindelwald is a track in GT2, Eiger Nordwand in GT5 and GT6 and Matterhorn in GT6. There are several layouts at Matterhorn and Eiger Nordwand also features several rally tracks.
What are your thoughts and memories of these awesome original tracks from GT 1-6? Which of them would you like to see return in GT7 at some point?
Please keep the comments focused on the tracks that are shown in the video. This video is specifically about the Original Tracks category. If you want to see or talk about City Tracks or Real World Tracks, then check out my other videos about those categories here:
• 12 City Tracks from pa... (City Tracks)
• 7 Real World Tracks fr... (Real World Tracks)
Also check out my video about legendary Le Mans cars from past GT games that are not in GT7 here: • 10 Le Mans Legends fro...
15 июн 2024
