Tracks

There is also a huge variety of tracks and courses where the races are held. With urban courses running through famous cities of the world, original tracks designed with various concepts, dirt courses running through massive natural scenery, and of course existing circuits, 35 tracks with 70 variations are provided.

Enjoy the sheer volume of the game, extending far beyond the standards of any portable game.

Urban Courses, driving through famous cities

Route 246

One major aspect of the “Gran Turismo” series, are the urban courses modeled after famous cities of the world. In these circuits made from the “What if we made a circuit in this city?” concept, the course layouts are all original, but the urban scenery and features are of real existing cities.

With grand stands, pit areas, and various signs, there’s no doubt that these are circuits, but if you just glance to the side, you’ll find a more familiar urban landscape.

You might want to try driving through these cities slowly sometime, as if you were vacationing around the world.

Route 246

Côte d’Azur

New York Course

Opera Paris Course

Seattle Circuit

Seoul Central

Citta di Aria

Amalfi Circuit

Real circuits where famous racing moments took place

Nürburgring North Course

There are many racing circuits in the world, and the only sport in the world that involves man and engineering, the sport called motor racing, are staged there.
Want to try driving in the locations where famous drivers and riders had their famous racing moments?

“Gran Turismo” for the PSP®, contains many real existing circuits as well.

There is the “Sarthe” circuit, the stage of an uncountable number of drama in the world famous 24 hour races held there. And the “Nürburgring North Cours” with its 20.8km (12.92mile) length and its reputation for being the most difficult course on Earth. The Suzuka Circuit with its rare figure 8 layout, loved by many F1 drivers of the world… and more.

Enjoy your favorite circuit on the PSP®.

Fuji Speedway F

Infineon Raceway

Laguna SECA Raceway

Twin Ring Motegi

Nürburgring North Cours

Sarthe Circuit

Suzuka Circuit

Tsukuba Circuit

Ricardo Tormo Valencia Circuit

Original Tracks, with a variety of concepts and characteristics

El Capitan

From the very first “Gran Turismo”, the mainstay of the tracks have been the various original tracks that have been designed for fun and excellent drive feel.

The dynamic ups and downs, banks, and corners that have been strategically placed- these are things that you will not find in real circuits or city courses, that have been perfected by repeatedly driving on and editing the tracks.

There are simple courses for the beginner, all the way to difficult technical courses for the experts. Enjoy these imaginary, dream-like original circuits.

Apricot Hill Raceway

Autumn Ring

Deep Forest Raceway

Grand Valley Speedway

High Speed Ring

Midfield Raceway

Trial Mountain Circuit

El Capitan

Slipping is fun. Dirt and snow tracks

Ice Arena

If the greatest attraction of the “Gran Turismo” series is in the controlling of a car, its greatest moments are probably on dirt and snow.

With man and machine becoming one, controlling the vehicle’s load skillfully to change the heading of a car, and drifting gracefully though a turn at the very edge of control, just short of spinning out -

The uplifting feeling that you get when you clear the corner skillfully like this, is something unique to slippery dirt and snow tracks. Difficult because it’s slippery? No, its FUN because its slippery!

Hone your driving skills on dirt and snow tracks!

Grand Canyon

Swiss Alps

Tahiti Maze

Cathedral Rocks Trail I

Ice Arena

Chamonix

Great for various tests, the Driving Park

Test Course

When driving a certain car for the first time, most people think to themselves:
“How does this car handle?”
“How fast does it go?”

Questions like these, can be answered if you take the car to the “Driving Park”, a series of original tracks in the game.

There is a simple “Beginners Course” to start with. “Motorland” combines various types of corners and conditions. On the “Test Course”, you can perform a top speed test. You can test or experiment with your car in a variety of ways here.

Before you drive on a full blown circuit, try finding out more about your car at the “Driving Park”.

Beginner Course

Motorland

Test Course