The 'Gran Turismo World Series' 2025 Special Page Now Open! Round 2 - Berlin Event Streamed Live from the Venue on 20 September!
The special page for the 'Gran Turismo World Series' 2025 Round 2 – Berlin, scheduled for Saturday, 20 September, is now live.
This page features links to buy tickets as well as comprehensive profiles of the teams and drivers competing in this year's championship, along with detailed information on the race format and live broadcast coverage.
Additionally, this page provides information about related in-game campaigns and other various content to enhance your enjoyment of the World Series.
This page will continue to be updated with the latest news and videos.
Broadcast Schedule
■ Manufacturers Cup
Saturday, 20 September 3:00pm (BST), Race start 3:20pm (BST)
■ Nations Cup
Saturday, 20 September 6:00pm (BST), Race start 6:20pm (BST)
World Series 2025 Rd.2 - Berlin
Special Page Highlights
Driver Profiles
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/events/gtws2025/berlin/competitors/
Race Structure
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/events/gtws2025/berlin/race_info/
Special Page: Driver Profiles
Special Page: Race Structure
Gran Turismo World Series (GTWS)
The Gran Turismo World Series is the official world championship for Gran Turismo, determining the world's best driver.
Drivers compete in one of two prestigious championships: the Nations Cup, where they represent their home country or territory, and the Manufacturers Cup, in which they race on behalf of leading automobile manufacturers.
The competition rounds of the World Series are held as live events featuring the best competitors from the global qualifiers. Viewers can expect intense showdowns as the best drivers in the world vie for the ultimate title of fastest player on the planet.
What is the Gran Turismo World Series?
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/championships/2025/
In the opening round of the Manufacturers Cup, Subaru (Takuma Miyazono) won a fierce battle with BMW to take the top spot on the podium
The opening round of the Nations Cup saw the Spanish team exciting the crowd. The time difference between winner Jose Serrano (right) and runner-up Pol Urra (left) was just 0.112 seconds!
