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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on November 21st, 2020 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
I doubt they will give any info during the regional finals. Maybe during the world finals. Also with GT7 being not too far away, I doubt they will update GT Sport.Any update on a patch for GT sport for ps5 to use the extra power of it. Also any news on gt7 ???
I think I prefer to watch online events. Live events were well done but this looks more organized and organic.
Agreed and definitely not taking anything away from the live events but this one very very nicely done. I’m pleasantly surprised. The commentary, and the racing have been superb. Excellent to see SuperGT in the mix with Tom and Jimmy. Man I wish we could buy some of that Gran Turismo merch!!I think I prefer to watch online events. Live events were well done but this looks more organized and organic.
Presenters look less rushed. Less audio issues. Post race interviews from the driver's home is much nicer than in front of a crowd.
Look forward to watching the rest of this and more.
A GT "Drive fast. Don't crash." shirt?Agreed and definitely not taking anything away from the live events but this one very very nicely done. I’m pleasantly surprised. The commentary, and the racing have been superb. Excellent to see SuperGT in the mix with Tom and Jimmy. Man I wish we could buy some of that Gran Turismo merch!!
Everyone have their game faces on but Tom. Guess he's The Human Torch.
Everyone have their game faces on but Tom. Guess he's The Human Torch.
Must be, I doubt anyone would purposely choose the RS01 or RCZ, or a non-Toyota hybrid LMP1 at Monza. Would've been fairer if it was all Group C cars.Might have missed it, but how were the Gr.3 cars decided for the competitors? Random draw?
I'm surprised people here thought that was a good broadcast. The sound levels were terrible throughout. These races happened weeks ago and there were still the assorted foibles you get with live events in the details - the sound being off, the live standings in race 3 being wrong, not getting replays of moments right away, Tom constantly calling Fire "Christopher" instead of "Christian," it all seemed strangely compressed. Like they had the opportunity to edit together a really polished video but managed to keep all the flaws of a live broadcast anyway.
Must be, I doubt anyone would purposely choose the RS01 or RCZ, or a non-Toyota hybrid LMP1 at Monza. Would've been fairer if it was all Group C cars.
The only other thing I can think of is that they used their latest FIA Manu series GT3, but that would just be a guess.I joined the stream a few minutes late and walked away during a few of the commentary moments but I didn't hear an explanation of that at all. But considering that I didn't see more than one of any given car it must have been some sort of random assignment. I imagine that if they didn't the first two races would essentially be one makes, as well.