Toyota Gazoo Racing GT Cup Returns for 2021 With a New Name and New Cars

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The different car choices is a good idea. Last year there were times I genuinely forgot the Supra races were on because they were so boring. Hopefully we don't have the usual mix of excessive tyre and fuel multipliers, especially now with the massive pit loss times.

Also if someone can tell me where to find the liveries in the picture in the GTPlanet article that'd be cool
Oh god, I'm dreading the SF19 on 20x tyre wear already.
 
Agreed. But what about the new GT500 Supra? Doubtless it'll be on GT7, but is there any chance to see it on GT Sport?
If they put the new GT500 Supra in GTS they would have to include the other 2 Honda and Nissan counterparts as well. I don't think that's coming to GTS, but imo in GT7 it's a lock, together with the other two "batches" we had in Sport and other iconic models.
 
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https://www.gran-turismo.com/au/gtsport/news/00_4728894.html
3. 'TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GT Cup' 2021 Series Online Qualifying Race Schedule
■ Round 1: Sunday, 25 April 2021
 - Car Model: Toyota GR Supra RZ ‘20
 - Car: Garage Car
 - Track: WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
 - Qualifying Time: 5 Minutes
 - Race Length: 18 Laps
 - Start Type: Grid Start (False Start Check)
 - Tyres Available: Sports Hard/Medium/Soft
 - Required Tyre Type: Sports Hard
 - Fuel Consumption During Qualifying: None / Tyre Wear During Qualifying: 10x
 - Fuel Consumption During Final: 2x / Tyre Wear During Final: 10x
 - BoP (Balance of Performance): Enabled
 - Tuning: Specified

■ Round 2: Sunday, 23 May 2021
 - Car Model: Toyota GR Yaris 1st Edition RZ"High performance" '20
 - Car: Garage Car
 - Track: Fuji Speedway
 - Qualifying Time: 5 Minutes
 - Race Length: 13 Laps
 - Start Type: Grid Start (False Start Check)
 - Tyres Available: Racing Hard/Medium
 - Required Tyre Type: Racing Hard/Medium
 - Fuel Consumption During Qualifying: None / Tyre Wear During Qualifying: 9x
 - Fuel Consumption During Final: 2x / Tyre Wear During Final: 9x
 - BoP (Balance of Performance): Enabled
 - Tuning: Specified

■ Round 3: Sunday, 30 May 2021
 - Car Model: Dallara SF19 Super Formula / Toyota ‘19
 - Car: Garage Car
 - Track: Suzuka Circuit
 - Qualifying Time: 5 Minutes
 - Race Length: 16 Laps
 - Start Type: Grid Start (False Start Check)
 - Tyres Available: Racing Hard/Medium/Soft
 - Required Tyre Type: Racing Hard
 - Fuel Consumption During Qualifying: None / Tyre Wear During Qualifying: 6x
 - Fuel Consumption During Final: 3x / Tyre Wear During Final: 6x
 - BoP (Balance of Performance): Enabled
 - Tuning: Specified
 - Overtake Button Time: 90 Seconds

■ Round 4: Sunday, 6 June 2021
 - Car Model: Toyota 2000GT ‘67
 - Car: Garage Car
 - Track: Nurburgring 24h
 - Qualifying Time: 16 Minutes
 - Race Length: 2 Laps
 - Start Type: Rolling Start
 - Tyres Available: Comfort Soft
 - Required Tyre Type: None
 - Fuel Consumption During Qualifying: None / Tyre Wear During Qualifying: 1x
 - Fuel Consumption During Final: 4x / Tyre Wear During Final: 1x
 - BoP (Balance of Performance): Enabled
 - Tuning: Specified

■ Round 5: Sunday, 4 July 2021
 - Car Model: Toyota GR Supra Racing Concept ‘18
 - Car: Garage Car
 - Track: Autodromo de Interlagos
 - Qualifying Time: 5 Minutes
 - Race Length: 18 Laps
 - Start Type: Grid Start (False Start Check)
 - Tyres Available: Racing Hard/Medium
 - Required Tyre Type: Racing Hard
 - Fuel Consumption During Qualifying: None / Tyre Wear During Qualifying: 7x
 - Fuel Consumption During Final: 3x / Tyre Wear During Final: 7x
 - BoP (Balance of Performance): Enabled
 - Tuning: Specified

■ Round 6: Sunday, 18 July 2021※
 - Car Model: Toyota GR Yaris 1st Edition RZ"High performance" '20
 - Car: Garage Car
 - Track: Sardegna - Windmills
 - Qualifying Time: 5 Minutes
 - Race Length: 10 Laps
 - Start Type: Rolling Start
 - Tyres Available: Dirt Tyes
 - Required Tyre Type: None
 - Fuel Consumption During Qualifying: None / Tyre Wear During Qualifying: None
 - Fuel Consumption During Final: None / Tyre Wear During Final: None
 - BoP (Balance of Performance): Enabled
 - Tuning: Specified
 
(For Round 6, the maximum number of cars per session will be limited to 16.)

■ Round 7: Sunday, 22 August 2021
 - Car Model: GR 86
 - Track: Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit

Would be better to have Grid Start for the 2000 GT race as well.
 
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Yeah grid start should be for all of them, except maybe the Super Formula. The cars are slow enough that carnage isn't an issue. We don't want the field spread to be 30 seconds before we even get to first corner :grumpy: Especially since looking at the low tyre wear + if they keep the long pit times it looks to be all no stop races.

Oh well, just gonna treat is as a nice Sunday drive (especially the 2000GT one) :P
 
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Has anyone else tried the 2000GT combo yet? I just did a lap on the Comfort Softs in time trial out of curiosity and oh wow. That's going to take some serious discipline to make it around without any mistakes, let alone doing it quickly.
 
I'm used to driving road cars on Comfort tyres so it feels fine to me. IRL this car probably has Comfort Mediums or Hards as the stock tyre. It's an old car on bicycle tyres so you're supposed to be sliding around ;)
 
They finally got the ToDs up
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Why the game ask me to subscribe to the championschip? I really did not know it that was a requirement :(
 
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It said the same thing for me in North America... "Registration Closed." I wonder if there was a sign up period for this...
 
Well I came back to try again today and see this comp, but getting "registration closed" not that my pace is all that great now. Hope this is a mix up and I haven't missed this.
 
Yeah i hope that's a mistake.
I read nowhere about a pre registration in the series info.
Hopefully where not locked out of the series on a stuipd technicality, id be really pissed.
I was a major contender in the first two and was really looking forward to this .

Also there's no laps set in the top 10 ranking, so maybe the event isn't even open and that's just the default page that comes up.
Just a thought :confused:
 
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This is PD we are talking about. You need to be patient. They go at their own speed (very slow and usually behind).

But doing the math from this race (9S/9H) with Hards required, I’m thinking with Hards the only required tire, a no stop will be best. I just lost too much time in the pits to justify running softs.
 
May just skip the most FIA stuff(the Nation's N300 I do want to enter) and stick with these Toyota events. They're on Sundays, minimal openings, the cars change and for me, no stress. Plus, we all get to try a new car
 
Probably some tweaking going on.

I made a livery yesterday, used some Toyota Gazoo Racing decals. Made a livery today, those decals aren't there.
 
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