Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trials - October 30, 2025

Gran Turismo 7’s online time trials are back with two fresh challenges. The first takes place at Colorado Springs Lake Reverse with the GR Yaris RZ "High Performance" '20, and the second at Watkins Glen International Long Course with the Chaparral 2J '70. These events run from October 30 to November 13, 2025. As always, up to two million credits await drivers who achieve a gold-level performance.

The first event takes us to Colorado Springs Lake Reverse, a fictional American circuit measuring 2.99 km with 15 turns, a 15-meter elevation change, and a 177-meter main straight. This dirt track is highly technical and demands absolute precision, especially through the final sector. Maintaining consistency and rhythm is key to a strong lap. Expect top drivers to post times in the mid to low 1:25s, possibly dipping into the 1:24s. Gold will likely require a lap in the low 1:27s.

The second event brings us to Watkins Glen International Long Course, a real American circuit measuring 5.42 km with 11 turns, a 41-meter elevation change, and a 620-meter straight. This iconic track is challenging and getting the right lines is everything. Smooth transitions and patience through on this track are really important and make all the difference. Expect the world’s best to set times in the mid to low 1:28s, with gold likely requiring a lap in the low 1:31s or even 1:30s.

This is also an ongoing Online Time Trial that mirrors the Qualifying Session of the GT World Series 2025 Round 3 in Los Angeles. 

Meanwhile, another event remains active:

• Blue Moon Bay Speedway - Infield B Reverse

• Entry Period: October 23rd to November 6th, 2025

• Car: BMW Z8 '01 on Sport Hard tires

Over 136,000 drivers have joined so far. To reach the top 100, you’ll need to beat a 55.923, while the top 1000 sits around 56.323. The BMW Z8 '01 rewards smooth, precise driving, especially through high-speed corners where the rear can easily step out. Blue Moon Bay Speedway Infield B Reverse leaves no margin for error, testing every driver’s control and consistency on its short layout.

What about you? Jump in and share your best lap times below. How close can you get to gold?