George V

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Im new to the forum but have been a GT fan since day 1, well day 1 of GT1. Recently I have been improving my skill in Arcade mode and have recently discovered the many hidden challenges in the George V track. This is one of, if not my favorite track on GT4, however my brother hates it. Just wondering what other GT'ers think of this track and what cars they like to use. My favorites are smaller cars with under 200 hp but using larger cars is fun as well. Recently I have been using the Opel Tigra 1.6 and other small FWD vehicles (Ford Ka, EG Civic, Polo's etc.) Just wondering who else likes this addirion to the GT series
 
I personally dont like this track. :yuck: its too tight and hard to remember. i find myself constantly getting lost and misjudging the corners 👎

slower cars are definitely better to use on this track, but its sometimes fun to take the fast race cars around it
 
^Understandable, the track is very small and tight for larger cars. Today when I get off work I think I will take some of the heavy American muscle cars around and see how I fair. I have found though that practicing on this small track helps a great amount on other tracks that have slow, tight sections.

The RX-7 takes the course pretty well along with most lighter cars. However I have a question about the couse in general. Is the surface of the tarmac damp or is it just the reflection of the lights?
 
Its a blast, no matter what car you're using on it.

George V is one of my favorite GT4 tracks. I wish they included it in more race series.
 
It's ok for me but not one of my favorites. The type of car I love driving are cars like Z-28s, RX-7s and Superas. Favorite tracks are El Capitan, New York, Nurburgring.
 
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However I have a question about the couse in general. Is the surface of the tarmac damp or is it just the reflection of the lights?

Don't know for sure but I've always considered it a "wet" race, which is maybe why it only shows up in the Special Conditions Hall. I really would like to see it in one of the regular race series, as I enjoy the track.
 
I think it claims That it is all or mostly cobblestone which makes it look wet but its not reallly wet cuz there no spay behind you. I don't know for sure but thats my guess.
 
The Lotus Elise's handle this track very well. Again this is a small, low powered car.
 
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It's ok for me but not one of my favorites. The type of car I love driving are cars like Z-28s, RX-7s and Superas. Favorite tracks are El Capitan, New York, Nurburgring.

FIRST, its "Supras". I do agree that they are super though and the styling is pristine. I dont believe that body style will ever fade.

El Capitan is another one of my favorites. The elevation changes are perfect to practice with all types of cars. However, I usually reserve my more powerful cars for El Capitan rather than George V.
 
Both George V and El Capitan are two circuits that I hated in the beginning but that I love now after some months of training.
 
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