Gran Turismo World Series 2025 World Final: Jose Serrano and Team Porsche Take Titles

  • Thread starter Thread starter Famine
  • 578 comments
  • 227,780 views
Seeing that Mazda 787b in person would be pretty neat. You also know you've reached celebrity status when they start making collector cards with your face on them :lol:. Good luck to them and looking forward to watching the best of the best have at it.
 


"New", eh? Given that Serrano, Urra, Gallo, and Miyazono in Nations (current top four) and Miyazono/Drumont/Solis and Kokubun in Manufacturers (two of current top three) have previously won, I wonder how they're going to manage that...
 
Famine
"New", eh? Given that Serrano, Urra, Gallo, and Miyazono in Nations (current top four) and Miyazono/Drumont/Solis and Kokubun in Manufacturers (two of current top three) have previously won, I wonder how they're going to manage that...
Click to expand...
Easy, they use the same time machine that they're using to Broadcast it live on 20 September.

20Sept.webp
 
Last edited:
New person I assume? Lots of interesting errors there.
 
Chihaya will be co-streaming, and if last year is any indication, dwarfing the viewers on the official streams. And unlike Korone she's actually a racing fan.

 
Manufacturers Cup just one minute away.

Whoo hoo.
 
It seems like after the crap called "Power pack" they decided to transfer them to racing on Ovals, this is very funny considering how poorly bump draft is implemented in GT
 
Kinda hope after this race, PD themselves see how unstable this game is for oval racing.
 
Absolute shocker for BMW today, they are done before it even really kicks off.
 
Bad racecraft from the Mazda at the end there - if they just follow the AMG through instead of taking the Porsche slipstream and letting their car get boxed in, they probably win that.

But hey, it means 1m credits for me, so I'm not complaining.
 
Total viewership figures were rather disappointing at bit under 12 000 across the official YT feeds + main Twitch feed. Manufacturers at World Finals have previosly gotten between 14-16.5K viewers.

Exiting racing as always, even if it was resolved before the final lap. And FINALLY :cool: I got a prediction correct! Congrats (and thank you :bowdown:) Porsche for the win in general and also for being the first non-Japanese Manufacturers Series champion!
 
Last edited:
Dibs
Total viewership figures were rather disappointing at bit under 12 000 across the official YT feeds + main Twitch feed. Manufacturers at World Finals have previosly gotten between 14-16.5K viewers.

Exiting racing as always, even if it was resolved before the final lap. And FINALLY :cool: I got a prediction correct! Congrats (and thank you :bowdown:) Porsche for the win in general and also for being the first non-Japanese Manufacturers Series champion!
Click to expand...
In some places Races were at 5am. No one gonna wake up that hour to see live, when you have the full transmission saved to see later
 
Dibs
Total viewership figures were rather disappointing at bit under 12 000 across the official YT feeds + main Twitch feed. Manufacturers at World Finals have previosly gotten between 14-16.5K viewers.

Exiting racing as always, even if it was resolved before the final lap. And FINALLY :cool: I got a prediction correct! Congrats (and thank you :bowdown:) Porsche for the win in general and also for being the first non-Japanese Manufacturers Series champion!
Click to expand...
Hololive's Chihaya (subbing for Korone) did a restream so I wonder if the stream numbers went to that instead.
 
Last edited:
effenberg
In some places Races were at 5am. No one gonna wake up that hour to see live, when you have the full transmission saved to see later
Click to expand...
Of course but that's always the case, no matter where the race is held, someone somewhere will be asleep.
tankuroded
Hololive's Chihaya (subbing for Korone) did a restream so I wonder if the stream numbers went to that instead.
Click to expand...
Japanese figures were actually the 4th highest ever since I began tracking (if I'm not mistaken, I should move all of them to be in the same place, now they are in like 3 different files on two different machines :dopey:). Quite predictably, as @effenberg said Americas were asleep, and thus English, Spanish and Portuguese feeds were considerably down. German feed was the only one up from Berlin (I don't have figures for LA, so I use that as a reference) again quite predictably as much of the usual viewers likely attended live.

Also what's notable that the Spanish feed hasn't reached even 1K this year (even though London for some reason set a new record for the total viewership) while they usually have been somewhere around 2K and the record is at 3800 (higher than any official feed today).
 
Dibs
Of course but that's always the case, no matter where the race is held, someone somewhere will be asleep.

Japanese figures were actually the 4th highest ever since I began tracking (if I'm not mistaken, I should move all of them to be in the same place, now they are in like 3 different files on two different machines :dopey:). Quite predictably, as @effenberg said Americas were asleep, and thus English, Spanish and Portuguese feeds were considerably down. German feed was the only one up from Berlin (I don't have figures for LA, so I use that as a reference) again quite predictably as much of the usual viewers likely attended live.

Also what's notable that the Spanish feed hasn't reached even 1K this year (even though London for some reason set a new record for the total viewership) while they usually have been somewhere around 2K and the record is at 3800 (higher than any official feed today).
Click to expand...
I always had the feeling most viewers come from europe, north and south america.
It's not the sole reason but since finals is at tokyo it might help explain why viewership is down
 
Dibs
Total viewership figures were rather disappointing at bit under 12 000 across the official YT feeds + main Twitch feed. Manufacturers at World Finals have previosly gotten between 14-16.5K viewers.

Exiting racing as always, even if it was resolved before the final lap. And FINALLY :cool: I got a prediction correct! Congrats (and thank you :bowdown:) Porsche for the win in general and also for being the first non-Japanese Manufacturers Series champion!
Click to expand...
Just too early for Europe to watch it
 
Those were fun to watch. Makes me laugh so many say, "ovals are easy, all you do is turn left..." and 1/3 of the filed crashes out causing a red flag. If the racing line at Dayton was more realistic (track out to an inch from the wall on exit), there would've been more mayhem. THat would also promote more groups trying the outside line with some friends rather than just hugging the inside the whole race. I am not sure I've seen a red flag in an event other than maybe when they had IT problems a few years back. And I am not an oval racing fan; I think it's boring. But, I respect the drivers who are good at it.

Also the first non-Japanese Manu champion... new BoP incoming? :lol:
 

Latest Posts

Back