Another nice feature a calendar system would provide is being able to attend special track events. Some of you may like this idea coming up, so read on.
Let's say that in your My Home menu, you will have an E-mail system implemented in the game. Now to be nice and fair, the E-mails will relate to people commenting on your race performance, giving you information to help you out in racing and tuning, and even invite you to race events. So, you're not going to get any mail about diet pills or anything (like what you get on satellite TV during most commercials). Imagine being able to be invited to a Mini Cooper race at Suzuka Circuit East Course (Normal or Reverse) on a certain day. When you're at home, you may have an option with something like "Internet," and be able to read your E-Mail getting E-Mails inviting you to a One-Make series race with CARS PROVIDED. So, if you don't have money to buy your own car, you can purchase a rental car to compete in the race. Or let's say that you're invited to a Ford Mustang race at Trial Mountain featuring Mustangs from 1964 to 2005. If you don't have a Mustang of your own, you can rent one for a fee, like let's say, 500 Credits. Also, you have a chance to accept or decline invitations. So on that certain day, you can have yourself some fun and make some money before the next championship race.
There is another special situation. What happens if a lot of racing happens at Grand Valley Speedway in one day? Pretend that three races will take place- let's say at 11:00 AM, the Tuning Car GP takes place; at 11:30 AM, a One-Make race with Dodge Vipers takes place, but at 12:00 Noon, the Gran Turismo World Championship races. How do you choose? In this situation, it would be nice to choose what race you want to run. If you want to borrow a car for the other two races (borrowing a Tuner Car? Damn... you have to be LUCKY!), you can. But if you want to race a One-Make race, then the main event, you can for more money.
Just giving out suggestions and situations...