Another Thursday means one other recent set Gran Turismo 7 Weekly challenges are – depending in your time zone – on the best way or already with you.
Weekly Challenges consist of 5 events, updated weekly, 4 of that are chosen from existing World Circuits events and a fifth special event that only appears for every week. Completing events in third place or higher inside the seven days they can be found earns you extra rewards that increase in value the more you complete the events.
Our small fry race this week is the three-lap Japanese FR Challenge 450 at Tsukuba. The “450” designation is merely a suggestion of a competitive Performance Point (PP) value in your automobile, but actually you possibly can enter any front-engine, rear-wheel drive, road or Japanese-tuned automobile. Winning the race is value 10,000 kr.
This week's special event encompasses a strange, almost repetitive race featuring a brand new round of the Jimny Cup. It's rare for existing menu books to get a brand new race within the weekly challenges, and it's even rarer to see it in the identical place on the track as a normal event.
But that's exactly what you'll be doing as Lake Louise hosts the second event within the series, this time on the Long Course. As you would possibly guess, you'll need any model of Suzuki Jimny for this three-lap race, which can also be certainly one of the lowest-paying specials we've seen, at 35,000 kr for a win.
The prizes are quickly getting greater this week, with the following step being the Historic Sports Car Masters race on the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. If you win, this three-lap tournament can be value 55,000 kr, nevertheless it comes with some interesting restrictions. You'll need a road automobile built between 1960 and 1989 and not more than 580 PP – and watch out since the race can be blocked should you haven't run Bonus Menu Book 46.
There's one other three-lap race going down on the Suzuka Circuit in the form of the European Clubman Cup 600. Like the previous race, this race isn’t limited by PP – so '600' is only a suggestion – and you possibly can enter it in any road automobile from a European brand. First place offers 60,000 kr.
All that continues to be is the same old six-figure race, which this week can be a Gr.1 Prototype Series event at Grand Valley Highway-1. It's great fun for ten laps, with quite high tire and fuel consumption multipliers, and also you'll must drive a automobile value 950 PP or less and equipped with racing tires. However, the victory is value 160,000 kr.
This is just money available from this week's bonuses, but do not forget that it’s awarded in the shape of tickets and circuitously to your game locker. To claim your money, you should redeem it within the gift section of the Garage. This week it's 100,000 cr, 200,000 cr and 500,000 cr for completing one, three and all five events respectively.
To access the weekly challenges, you should complete the GT Cafe Menu Book 39 and watch the ultimate video. Events are updated at midnight local time on Thursday evenings/Friday mornings, so we're expecting the following set within the morning of Friday, January thirty first.
Weekly Challenges in Gran Turismo 7 – January, Week 4:
- Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps – champions of historic sports cars
- Number of laps: 3
- Restrictions: Road automobile, ≤580PP, 1960-1989
- Win a prize: 55,000 kr
- Grand Valley Highway-1 – prototype series group 1
- Number of laps: 10
- Limitations: ≤950PP, Racing tires
- Win the prize: 160,000 kr
- Lake Louise Long – Special Event
- Number of laps: 3
- Restrictions: Suzuki Jimny
- Win a prize: 35,000 kr
- Suzuka Circuit – European Club Club 600 Cup
- Number of laps: 3
- Restrictions: road automobile, Europe
- Win prize: 60,000 cr
- Tsukuba Circuit – Japanese FR Challenge 450
- Number of laps: 3
- Restrictions: road automobile, Japan, France
- Win a prize: 10,000 cr
Awards
- Complete 1 event: ticket value 100,000 kr
- Complete 3 events: ticket value 200,000 kr
- Complete 5 events: ticket value 500,000 kr
