While technically GT Sport may be twice the game it was at launch, that isn't saying much if this GT game was a fraction (maybe 1/5 imho) of what a GT game should have been on the PS4, especially if it was planned to be the only GT game on that console.
The added offline races seem to be a half hearted response to the shock, and large negative reaction, to the size and depth of the game on release. What has been added seemed to be confused and haphazard.

Imho of course.
Also, when a lot of the content has been added, mainly the cars, there have been a lot of baffling choices, so confusion and disappointment ensues. For me at least, though I suspect some others too. If they were going to put a niche cars in, at least give two cars that can be classed as similar to at least have the possibility of a meaningful race.

If a track is seemingly not good enough to be used in daily races, and/or live events, is it a good enough track to include!
The fact that this game may have double the tracks and cars, and some offline races, doesn't make up for the fact that there is virtually nothing there without an internet connection. Have no connection, or PD/Sony turn of their servers for the game at some point in the future, and unless they give the option to save data to the console at some point, which I doubt they will do, then there will be the same amount tracks and cars, but no way to save anything, or access to any content you may have created. Fingers crossed they don't do the same thing for the next game, but I think they will do. They have got away with it once, why give up that control.
