I love that track especially reversed. Either direction, it's a technical course where timing and good handling goes a long way. The best vehicle for the track for me is the Nissan GT-R although anything that handles corners well and with good acceleration will benefit from the tight and twisty turns. We've just finished an online comp on the course (reversed) with Lotus Elise. With an S2 tires, it becomes a challenge. Unfortunately, racing on the track is right now impossible or at least until there's private races.
I mostly do personal testing and driving on Eiger but enjoy driving on Daytona, Fuji, Suzuka and HSR. London is my least favorite track really though I do enjoy a run on it every so often.
I've become a Suzuka-holic Online, offline, and every line in between . I find it a good place to test cars with (despite it being quite a long lap). At least until we get our hands on Tsukuba
I've raced online the odd one at Fuji too, but have never raced Daytona, HSR or London online. But i have done plenty of laps around Eiger offline for drifting (including GTHD).
I have raced on London offline a bit (mainly for the events), and it's not that i don't enjoy the circuit, i just prefer Suzuka
Often have a blast around London for a bit of fun, didn't know it had been online - had been wondering if it was going to be an online race. Hopefully it will come on again. Heaps of fun on that track
It's an awesomely technical track. Nothing beats the feeling of being able to string those quick corners on the back-half of the track perfectly, drifting up to the walls (without touching!) at nearly a hundred miles an hour.
And the last turn is a doozy. Every time we run that one, it's a game of who can find the fastest line through it.
For me the main problem of this track, algon with HSR, is that because of no damage it makes it too forgiving. If there was damage the circuit would be a completely different story.
For me the main problem of this track, algon with HSR, is that because of no damage it makes it too forgiving. If there was damage the circuit would be a completely different story.
^^^+1 for that 👍 I'd add Eiger to that too. Falling off the side of a cliff would change things
IMHO, this applies to all the tracks, but of course to a lesser extent with Fuji and Suzuka- the kitty litter is a decent enough deterent.
For me the main problem of this track, algon with HSR, is that because of no damage it makes it too forgiving. If there was damage the circuit would be a completely different story.
The track feels a bit too perfect, so I can recognise London but it's too bright and clean. From a racing point of view the road surfaces don't seem to be modelled very well.
No, I don't use it, easily the worst track in the game.
I can't see anything, there is no flow, it's just a set of 90 degree corners and the sweeping corners have no rhythm at all, it feels like you're fighting the flow, not going with it.
Terrible track that needs a revamp in GT5 or it should be put into PD's recycle bin and deleted.
Online, offline, and every line in between 
time to rectify that methinks.
