GT5 Prologue Track maps

I trust these track maps may be of benefit to all. Feel free to use them on GT Planet.


Also available GT4 track maps and GT5 trackmaps.



























AMG.

 

Thanks, as always to AMG. for this valuable resource. We appreciate the contribution to GTP!

 

very nice. never knew daytona had a road course, neat.

 

Nice! Thanks for the work done. Really like the London map especially, with the street names, and some related info like the Underground stations.

 

Is it my browser or are there only 3 images posting with the rest being links?

 

Thats Great man,
Thanks for the work.

 

Netjes hoor

 

Thank you!

 

Very nice indeed, I can now mentally practice on the tracks I don't know for when I'm finally playing the game.

Thanks for taking the time, AMG.

 

I hate u Suzuka!
Thanks for the maps, awesome.

 

What's wrong with it? I love Suzuka.

 

I still have nightmares from a Tuned Event in S Class.
Took me around 30+ attempts just to come 3rd.
Now the Ferrari F40 overtaking mission, on Suzuka again.
Noooooo!

 

Great track maps m8 , i was wondering was u planning on doing one for suzuka east ? would be nice to have the complete set

many thanks

kattcool

 

^^^^ Thx for the positive reactions.

You can find it in the GT4 section. See link in post 1.
I may copy it over here too.

AMG.

 

Very nice post man. I can't wait till this ships on next Friday. That Daytona looks fast like it is

 

Many thanks m8 i didnt spot that you had done them for gt4 also.

Great job on them

 

YESS! i thought they only had the Daytona road course, Now that i know it has the Superspeedway layout, + Imaginary Rep

 

Thank you AMG!

 

Thanks! now i can memorize certain details of the tracks.. many thanks again

 

Anybody want to try and explain why the chicane on the backstretch used at this year's 24 hour race @ Daytona is much shorter then the one used in the game?

 

I only saw the first video that you posted....up to about the 0:50 second mark. I speak Spanish, and the commentators are discussing the fact that there are two types of chicane used on this track....the one being used in that particular race, and a somewhat longer one.

Pay attention at 0:47 on the video (pause it) and you can see the pavement continues straight beyond where the cars are turning right. Again, at 0:50 on the video, you can see the second exit just to the left of the car that is immediately to your left. That is what the commentator is explaining.

Anyway, that's my theory and I'm sticking to it.

 

You are correct. Here is a satellite image of it.


You can see the black marks where it is used by the Rolex series. It has two setups, one twice as long as the other.

 

They used to use the other

 

Good maps

 

The change was probably made this year, as I too recall that they used to use the longer chicane. Spectators aren't allowed access to the back stretch for the 24 Hours of Daytona, so I personally could not tell which version of the chicane they were using this year, or in the past two years.

The model of the track is actually further outdated in a few other areas:


The run-off connecting Turn 1 and Turn 6 was completely paved this year


Inside Turn 3 (The International Horseshoe) another turn has been created for use by motorcycles and the IndyCar tests, to move them further from the tire wall.

I also can't help but notice that the flag stand is missing completely at the finish line...

 

Nice work. Great Maps!

 

Why was this thread removed from the sticky? I use it often to see what corners are called what and what counts as what turn numbers. I never understand what people are saying when they say degner or 130R etc.

 

+1
When somebody refers to 'turn 4 on Fuji' I have to look it up, I don't know all those corners by heart.

 

Daytona Road is really hard because multiple corners can count as one, and there are some bends in the road that don't count as corners!

Request to re-sticky this thread please?

 

++1

Please re-sticky.