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Yes, but it depends of the size and placementent. A small logo on the side skirt or the wing end plate would be around $1 Million USD per season.Aren't F1 sponsorships and logo placements super expensive?
Yes, but it depends of the size and placementent. A small logo on the side skirt or the wing end plate would be around $1 Million USD per season.Aren't F1 sponsorships and logo placements super expensive?
He posted more info on Facebook. Cool GT jacket, two legends having dinner together just before the new F1 season kicks off so likely up to something given it is quite a busy period with testing coming up.
I wonder if they are going to form some kind of partnership with team or just bring 2026 F1 car to the game. Also wonder what Adrian wrote and if PDI used that book to help with potentially procedurally generating cars / developing their own F1 cars.
I would be surprised if it was for anything else to be honest.Imagine if a wild GT logo appears as a sponsor in the car😆
Fernando trying everything to make up for 2007I forget, do Gran Turismo still sponsor Lewis Hamilton? You could usually see the logo on the sides of his team caps in his latter years at Mercedes.
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Bit different to having a GT logo appear on an F1 car of course, but this is the closest thing that has happened up to now.
Also if GT do still sponsor him, sponsoring Aston Martin F1 is potentially a clash/issue given Lewis doesn't drive for them. Not sure though.
Why not sponsor both?Also if GT do still sponsor him, sponsoring Aston Martin F1 is potentially a clash/issue given Lewis doesn't drive for them. Not sure though.
It's not very uncommon that I also have the PS5 stuck at the loading screen, usually no internet problem though, the quick fix which always works is that I change the user [I have 5 different users on my PS5] once or twice & then log in into the username I used when the loading screen halts & the PS5 is REPEAT saving in a loop, but after I loaded the game completely with another user then it works again. Never has had to power off the PS5, but obviously that must also be attempted if logging on-off user doesn't fix the problem.Sorry for the off topic, but I'm experiencing serious issues with gt7 servers, am I the only one? It disconnected while I was playing, I tried to restart the game and now it's stuck on the loading screen, my Internet connection works perfectly.
F1600T-A Hybrid?Maybe it's one of the reasons why the AMG F1 wasn't automatic for GT7. Could have been negotiations with F1/Aramco/Aston-MarAston-Martin/Honda and PD to put the AM-Honda in GT7. 🤔
That'd be an extra special unit to drop in the S660.F1600T-A Hybrid?
You need to do this (works for both PS4 and PS5).It's not very uncommon that I also have the PS5 stuck at the loading screen, usually no internet problem though, the quick fix which always works is that I change the user [I have 5 different users on my PS5] once or twice & then log in into the username I used when the loading screen halts & the PS5 is REPEAT saving in a loop, but after I loaded the game completely with another user then it works again. Never has had to power off the PS5, but obviously that must also be attempted if logging on-off user doesn't fix the problem.
Spain with Seat, Cupra or Hispano-Suiza from old times (in case one wins a GT best of show award at Pebble Beach)With the inclusions of both Skoda and Xiaomi, I wonder what other countries could be represented in GT? My immediate thought is Canada, through the return of HPA Motorsports, and I do hear that it's likely we could specifically see the return of their take on the Audi TT. It'd be wonderful if their 4WD Golf could return alongside it, too. Then there's the elephant in the room: Australia, with Ford's AU-market models and especially the entirety of Holden. Finally, I wonder if Spyker could return to represent the Netherlands, perhaps with its C8 GT2? That could be a decent fit for Gr.3.
The Cupra Leon TCR would be a good rival for the Hyundai Elantra N TCR we just got. Along with its road car form too of course.Spain with Seat, Cupra or Hispano-Suiza from old times (in case one wins a GT best of show award at Pebble Beach)
TOGG from Turkey. EV unfortunately, but I would gladly take it IF it came together with another track: Istanbul Park Circuit.With the inclusions of both Skoda and Xiaomi, I wonder what other countries could be represented in GT? My immediate thought is Canada, through the return of HPA Motorsports, and I do hear that it's likely we could specifically see the return of their take on the Audi TT. It'd be wonderful if their 4WD Golf could return alongside it, too. Then there's the elephant in the room: Australia, with Ford's AU-market models and especially the entirety of Holden. Finally, I wonder if Spyker could return to represent the Netherlands, perhaps with its C8 GT2? That could be a decent fit for Gr.3.
I don't believe they do - there's no trace of GT on any Hamilton 2025 merchandise or press conference caps. Plus Ferrari F1 are tight with Kunos, so I can imagine it not being allowed, F1 sponsorships generally don't like brand clashes like that.I forget, do Gran Turismo still sponsor Lewis Hamilton? You could usually see the logo on the sides of his team caps in his latter years at Mercedes.
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Bit different to having a GT logo appear on an F1 car of course, but this is the closest thing that has happened up to now.
Also if GT do still sponsor him, sponsoring Aston Martin F1 is potentially a clash/issue given Lewis doesn't drive for them. Not sure though.
Since they announced the Power Pack shortly after announcing Spec III, all bets are off, I guess. But yeah, I’d also be surprised.Also, a State of Play is incoming on Thursday. 60 minutes too, the only ones longer were Showcases.
Obviously, it's very unlikely GT shows up given Spec III was in the last one. But you all know the internet, it won't stop PC port announcement speculation mounting even with no evidence to support it.
It's a ten-minute video.I thought some here may find something interesting in this video?
This is the person that built the "Ningtendo PXBOX 5" that went viral a few weeks ago, talking about GT7 and the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra *you will need to manually change the subtitle settings.
4WDs in general are broken in the realm of GT7's physics. They have very little repercussions when pushed hard.Without opening an extra thread:
Is it just my feeling that in GT7 the Imprezas are very good for it's PP value and the Evos are subpar? Everytime i use a stock or 600PP tuned Impreza, they are fast and comfortable to drive. Everytime i use an Evo my times are relatively bad and i don't feel confident driving them as they always seem nervous on difficult curbs and so on. They lack speed and feeling for me.
Thanks, but it doesn't explain why the Imprezas bring on great results and the Evos seem to never deliver and feel horrible to me.4WDs in general are broken in the realm of GT7's physics. They have very little repercussions when pushed hard.
Even the V8 R8 feels way above 600 pp when tuned in that certain rating. Also, give the Evo 6 a try, also feels broken to me especially with a 700 pp Sports Soft tune.
4WDs should be rated much higher.
The Evo 9 actually suffers the same fate as the Elantra N - it does not turn on low ride height settings.Thanks, but it doesn't explain why the Imprezas bring on great results and the Evos seem to never deliver and feel horrible to me.
If GT7 were to come to PC, it would've happened by now, especially during the peak of Sony porting their PlayStation games to PC. Plus it's best GT7 and GT as a whole stay a PlayStation only franchise and not move to PC especially since it pushes console sales.Obviously, it's very unlikely GT shows up given Spec III was in the last one. But you all know the internet, it won't stop PC port announcement speculation mounting even with no evidence to support it.