I don't foresee that many courses being left to be revealed before launch, with Apricot Hill being my best guess. What's more, is that I find it very hard to predict what entirely new courses could come to GT7, either from the real world or as DLC. However, I feel confident in trying to predict the most likely returning real-world courses:
1. Silverstone
2. Goodwood Hillclimb (Perhaps as part of a special event with an all-new selection of cars?)
3. Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Including infield course.)
4. Twin Ring Motegi
5. Monaco/Cote d'Azur
6. Suzuka West (Seriously, I wonder why it went missing?)
7. Ascari Race Resort
8. Sonoma (Previously known as Infineon.)
Then, here are my predictions for the original courses that are most likely to return:
1. Apricot Hill
2. Grand Valley
3. Mid-Field Raceway
4. Autumn Ring
5. Cape Ring
6. Circuito di Roma
7. Circuito de la Sierra
8. Eiger Nordwand
And here would be the real-world courses that I think would be in PD's character to add:
1.
Fuji Speedway 1960's (The one with the massive banked curve as turn 1.)
2. Kyalami (Would be the first GT course set in Africa.)
3. Dubai Autodrome (Would be the first GT course set in the Middle East.)
4. Watkins Glen/Lime Rock Park (There are no courses from the northeast US yet, but at least a few in California alone.)
5. Phillip Island (We need more Oceania courses - at least more than just the otherwise-welcome Mt. Panorama.)
6. Sebring (If only for being part of the supposed triple-crown of endurances, alongside Daytona and Le Mans.)
7. Singaporean GP (It's a unique locale, no? A city-state on a tiny island in the tropical southern Pacific? Anyone?)
8. Malaysian GP (See above - and the fact that it's supposedly one of Tilke's best designs.)
But I'm not done yet. Here are my predictions for original courses:
1. [Alternate Alsace Layout]
2. Colorado Springs - Tarmac
3. Tokyo Expressway West Loop
4. Tokyo Expressway North Loop
5. Tokyo Expressway Outer Loop
6. Northern Isle - Infield
7. Special Stage Route X - Infield
8. [A new circuit set in a real-world location nobody saw coming, like Croatia or Provence, France.]
Finally, here are the courses that I think are actually
least likely to return:
1. Top Gear Test Track (Licensing, anyone?)
2. Seattle Circuit (It would need to be re-designed, as the real-world streets have changed insofar that the original course no longer exists.)
3. Super Speedway (We have Northern Isle.)
4. Test Course (We have Special Stage Route X.)
5. New York (I guarantee this layout has changed a ton in the real world. Just the scenery alone has likely been entirely transformed. Besides, I think the Brooklyn E-Prix course would be more relevant, considering that Kaz/PD wants to add Formula E.)
6. Special Stage Route 5/7/11 (I feel that Tokyo Expressway has taken over this locale's niche.)
7. Hong Kong (Not when the real-life E-Prix circuit exists.)
8. [Any moon courses.] (I profoundly doubt we're going back to the moon.)
Waiting for these. Thought PD would add more Mazdas during their 100th anniversary. Maybe for GT7.
Honestly, I'm fine with just the 787B; if anything, I'd like the Mazda RT24-P, as far as racecars go. Maybe the return of a GT300-spec RX-7 FD, too.
It ain’t GT7, but maybe we see it in the game
I think it's highly likely we'll either see this (and the GR Yaris GRMN) at launch, or as DLC. I'm hoping the GT3 Concept also gets a road car homologation special that we can use in the game, too.
A potential prediction I had was the second-generation Daihatsu Copen GRMN.
Maybe some of the new Bugattis? I'm surprised none of them have come to GTS, especially the Chiron which has been out since before its release. PD seems to be on good terms with Bugatti considering the VGT project so I think it's safe to assume that it's an eventuality at least.
Here were my picks, from the "What all-new cars do you want to see in GT7?" thread:
1. Chiron (If only because I feel like it'd make the most sense, with the VGT being very similar to it.)
2. EB110 (Especially since it actually did race at Le Mans.)
3. Type 35 (Notable for being Bugatti's most successful racecar. Plus, I think we could all use more pre-war cars, no?)
4. Divo (I think it looks nice.)
5. Type 57SC Atlantic (Another nice design from when an actual man with the surname Bugatti was still around.)
I also forgot to include this in my top five, but I'd also love to see the Bugatti Bolide come to GT7, too, though I think that given the car's current development, I think it'd be much likelier to come to GT in a content update.
