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The videos have all been removed from YouTube – sorry, folks!

The video has been removed from YouTube – sorry, folks!

Gran Turismo 4: 1987 Honda Mugen Motul Civic Si Race Car at Twin Ring Motegi

The Zonda video has been removed from YouTube – sorry, folks!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DsJXYBhf8Y

Here’s the official photo collection from last week’s Gran Turismo Awards in Las Vegas. Don’t miss the first new screenshots of last year’s winner, Philip Koenen’s 1970 Ford “Trans-Cammer” Mustang below.

Video removed at the request of Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Video removed at the request of Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Video removed at the request of Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Video removed at the request of Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Content removed at the request of Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Video removed at the request of Sony Computer Entertainment America.

I don’t have any specific updates about the GT5 disc revealed yesterday, but that hasn’t stopped quite a few interesting tidbits from bubbling up around the world. First up, word from “distribution sources” indicate more than half a million copies of Gran Turismo 5 are headed to France. More specifically, there will be 450,000 standard copies, 100,000 Collector’s Editions, and 5,000 Signature Editions available in the country. (Amazon.fr is still taking SE reservations, so hop on that if you’re interested.)

The image of the disc has been temporarily removed.

The 8th annual GT Awards were held in Las Vegas last night, and Kazunori Yamauchi gave top honors to Mark Stielow for his custom 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. Check out the complete press release and the first pictures from the event below. Expect a lot more media, video, and interviews to start popping up from SEMA in the next few days.