A guide to the daily races in Sport mode from the launch week of Gran Turismo 7.

That’s it. The last of our GT Sport Daily Races reports were last week. Don’t get emotional now because it’s time for Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races. Rejoice!

Anyone familiar with GT Sport’s online mode will feel immediately at home with the game’s first batch of daily races. There are two events and therefore two different car/track combinations.

A third event, Race C, will start on Monday March 14, 2022.

Although there are a few additional rules to follow in races in Gran Turismo 7’s Sport mode, the general overview remains the same: driver skills and safety ratings are used to roughly match players of equal ability in the same race.

One caveat though – this is the start of Gran Turismo 7, so the track might be littered with a few more dead Honda Fits than usual to start…

We don’t yet know exactly how often daily races will be updated in GT7, but rest assured that we’ll let you know as soon as Polyphony Digital releases more details.

Race A

Toyota’s compact hybrid packs a punch thanks to its battery located under the rear seats. Thanks to this, the center of gravity of the car is more balanced than its competitors, so it behaves well. But also thanks to the hybrid drive and the CVT gearbox, it looks like a fridge-freezer.

Coupled with a few choice modifications and you have the Race A car of choice in addition to the Fit and Demio. Tuning is key, with brake and suspension modifications essential, but keep it under 147bhp!

Recommended car: Toyota Aqua S ’11 (tuned)

Race B

It may be a new Gran Turismo game, but some things never change. The venerable old Skyline GT-R is the car of choice for B racing, and when properly tuned, this four-wheel-drive beast tames the dips and cambers of the revamped Deep Forest Raceway.

It does, however, face stiff competition from the 2017 Peugeot L500 HYbrid VGT, which requires a bit of tuning to get up to speed.

It’s Gran Turismo, so stick with the Skyline. You know that makes sense.

Recommended car: Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R V-Spec II ’94 (tuned)

Race A

Race Information

Race B