We have another exciting week of daily racing ahead of us in Gran Turismo 7. In week 38 of 2025 we will explore three brand new combinations and give you everything you need to know about each of them.
Daily Race A
Let’s start with Daily Race A. This time we are heading to Sardegna Road Track, Layout B Reverse, driving the Honda S2000 from 1999. It is a four lap race and it feels like a very interesting choice. Keep in mind that both your safety rating and your driver rating are affected in this event, so make sure you drive carefully. If you make too many mistakes your ratings could drop significantly and you might lose a lot of progress. There is no need to worry about fuel strategy or tire wear. Everyone will be using comfort soft tires, which are not the grippiest option, but they handle well enough for this car and track. If you stay clean and consistent, this should be an enjoyable combination.
Daily Race B
Next we move to Daily Race B. This one takes us to the Nürburgring 24h layout with Gr.3 cars. Because this week overlaps with the Gran Turismo World Series, the rewards are boosted by an incredible one thousand percent. That means for completing just one lap of this legendary circuit, you will earn ten times more credits than usual (1000%). Strategy is not a factor here either, since fuel and tire wear are not active, so your only real focus is surviving the Nordschleife. This track is one of the most difficult in the world, and making it through cleanly is always a real challenge. Everyone will be racing on medium compound tires, and the pace at the front is sure to be extremely competitive. This race might turn out to be the highlight of the week.
Daily Race C
Finally, we have Daily Race C at Brands Hatch Grand Prix Circuit in Gr.4 cars. This event runs for twelve laps on racing hard tires. There is one mandatory pit stop, but you are not required to change tires, as wear is minimal. That means strategy is simple, but the timing of your stop could make a difference. You might choose to pit early to avoid traffic, or stay out longer to try and gain track position, but either way the pit stop itself is the key requirement. Tire management and fuel saving are not concerns, so the focus is entirely on driving consistently and finding opportunities to overtake.
Overall, this looks like a very engaging week of racing. Daily Race B stands out with its huge rewards and the legendary Nürburgring challenge, but each of the three events offers something worth jumping into. Hopefully you enjoy the combinations, and as always let us know what you think about this week’s races down in the thread.
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