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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on January 10th, 2020 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
Yes. Bring The Bend to Gran Turismo.How cool and interesting would it be to have The Bend circuit in Gran Turismo.
The Asian Le Mans Series is competing on the full 7.7km circuit this weekend. It really is like a rollercoaster. Would of course be great to have another Aussie track too.
In first practice LMP2’s are doing mid 2.30’s, GT3’s around 3.00 mark.
Qualifying is tomorrow and the race on Sunday.
It wasn't on social media, it was in the news section of the company's own website.Large companies with competent employees don’t “accidentally” leak information on twitter and other social media.
Manufactured cheap way or creating hype without spending the buck on marketing and PR.
Yawn!
Does that mean this exhibition season isn't actually an exhibition season?
Wow!
This would be a great opportunity for me to finally meet Kaz in person.
Oceania remains one of the least represented regions in the FIA GTC events, with just four drivers in the Nations Cup final
Isn't Oceania overrepresented, proportionally speaking? 4 drivers is a lot, if we look at the total number of players per region.
Good luck to everyone taking part in the first WT event!
Too bad the first race at Tokyo for that season upset me enough that I skipped the rest of the races.Likely last season, 2019/2020 'Exhibition' Season 2. This current season ends 5 days before the event is supposed to happen. Not nearly enough time to sort all the winners and make the appropriate bookings.
Isn't Oceania overrepresented, proportionally speaking? 4 drivers is a lot, if we look at the total number of players per region.
Good luck to everyone taking part in the first WT event!
That would make a lot of sense too. Sydney is our biggest city, so they will potentially have an easier time drawing in a bigger crowd but at the same time the general Sydney population have shown time and time again that they just don’t care about motorsport (eg. the failure of the Homebush Supercars event and the on and off again races at Sydney Motorsport Park).Disappointed that it's not in Melbourne
Agreed.How freely are these events open to the public? IIRC some of them last year are strictly invites only, but there are some (NY?) that were open to general public? Depending on my schedule, I might just make a trip up north to see this. Who knows if the circus will ever come down under again in the future so this might be my only chance.
The Bend in an LMP2.