We’ve got another exciting week of daily races in Gran Turismo 7. The lineup for Week 41 of 2025 brings some fresh challenges and interesting twists. Let’s take a look at what’s coming up, starting on October 6th, 2025.
Daily Race A
Let’s kick off the week at Daytona International Speedway’s Tri-Oval with the Plymouth Superbird ’70. We’ve seen this combo before, but it’s been a while since Daytona was featured. This event will not affect your driver or sportsmanship ratings, so you can race freely without worrying about penalties or ranking changes.
Expect some chaotic and entertaining action here. Everyone will be on comfort tires for seven laps, and the key is simple, just survive. I recommend setting counter steering assistance to “strong.” It makes the car more stable and can help you stay in control when things get hectic. Qualifying will not matter much in this one. It really comes down to who can make it to the end without spinning out or crashing. Stay focused, keep it steady, and enjoy the ride.
• Track: Daytona International Speedway Tri-Oval
• Laps: 7
• Car: Plymouth Superbird '70
• Tires: Comfort Soft
• Start Type: Rolling Start
• Mandatory Pit Stop: 0
• Fuel use: 1x
• Tire use: 1x
Daily Race B
Another combination we have this week is the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps 24h Layout with Gr.3 cars. This one is a classic, and we’ve seen it many times before, but it always delivers an exciting race. The only downside is that it’s just four laps long. It could easily be longer, but since this is a Daily Race B, that’s perfectly fine.
You’ll be racing on racing hard tires, and because the race is short, qualifying becomes really important. Spend some extra time setting a strong lap in qualifying to improve your chances of starting near the front and getting a solid result.
• Track: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps 24h Layout
• Laps: 4
• Car: Gr.3
• Tires: Racing Hard
• Start Type: Rolling Start
• Mandatory Pit Stop: 0
• Fuel use: 1x
• Tire use: 1x
Daily Race C
The final race of the week takes us to Watkins Glen International Short Course with Gr.4 cars. We’ve seen this combo before, and the Alfa Romeo 4C and Honda NSX have both been strong choices in the past. Chances are, history will repeat itself here.
This time, the race runs for 15 laps with one mandatory pit stop. However, I’d recommend not changing your tires, so it’s essentially a quick stop-and-go you need to serve. Tire wear and fuel consumption are both light, so the key will be consistency and avoiding incidents or penalties.
Stay clean, keep it steady, and spend some time in qualifying to secure a good starting position. That will greatly improve your chances of finishing higher.
• Track: Watkins Glen International Short Course
• Laps: 15
• Car: Gr.4
• Tires: Racing Hard
• Start Type: Rolling Start
• Mandatory Pit Stop: 1
• Fuel use: 1x
• Tire use: 3x
That wraps up this week’s lineup. Let us know your thoughts about these races down in the thread.
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