This week brings three new combinations in Gran Turismo 7 for Week 33 of 2026. We're heading to Special Stage Route X, Fuji International Speedway, and Grand Valley.
It's a properly varied set this week, and Daily A is a genuinely different one. A custom multi-class dash down Special Stage Route X, a clean Gr.3 sprint at Fuji, and a proper Gr.4 strategy race at Grand Valley with tyre choice and heavy wear. Three completely different challenges.
Daily Race A: Special Stage Route X in a Custom PP-Limited Field
Special Stage Route X in GT World spans a massive 30.28 km with just 6 corners and 20 m of elevation. It's the top-speed circuit, 30 km of mostly flat-out running, and it's built for one thing: raw top-end pace and slipstream warfare.
This week's Daily A is a custom Performance Points-limited race rather than a single one-make or a standard Gr. category, which makes it a really nice change of pace. The eligible field is a proper mix of icons, everything from the R33, R32 and R34 GT-Rs, the Supra RZ, the FD RX-7 and NSX Type R, right up to the Corvette ZR1, the Aventador SV, the Pagani Huayra, the Ferrari F8 Tributo, and the Bugatti Chiron at the top of the PP range. Sixteen cars in total, all sitting between roughly 518 and 697 PP.
Daily Race B: Fuji International Speedway in Gr.3
Fuji International Speedway in Japan spans 4.56 km with 16 corners and 40 m of elevation. It's defined by the long pit straight and the iconic 100R, a fast circuit that rewards a good exit onto that main straight more than anything.
Gr.3 on Racing Mediums for 6 laps is the bread-and-butter Daily B format. No pit stops, manageable wear, and a category that rewards clean racing. Fuji's long straight makes slipstream a big factor, so expect draft battles into Turn 1 and plenty of late-braking moves. The technical final sector is where you'll gain or lose the tow for the run down the straight.
Daily Race C: Grand Valley in Gr.4
Grand Valley in GT World spans 5.04 km with 18 corners and 57 m of elevation. It's coastal cliffs and the famous bridge, quintessential Gran Turismo, and one of the most loved original circuits in the game.
Gr.4 for 10 laps with a choice of Racing Mediums or Racing Softs, ×2 fuel, and ×4 tyre wear. With no mandatory pit stop, the tyre choice is the whole strategy. Do you take the Softs for early pace and manage the drop-off under ×4 wear, or run the Mediums and stay consistent to the flag?
Tyre management will decide the podium here. The drivers who can stretch a stint without burning through the tyres will have a real advantage in the closing laps.
Final Thoughts
A nicely varied week. The custom PP field at Special Stage Route X will be fun but frantic, expect chaos and reward survival, the Gr.3 sprint at Fuji will reward slipstream tactics and clean laps, and the Grand Valley Gr.4 race will reward proper tyre and fuel strategy.
The Grand Valley race is the one we'd circle this week. Gr.4 with a tyre choice and ×4 wear at a fan-favourite circuit is exactly the kind of race that rewards smart drivers over fast ones. But honestly, the custom Route X field is the one we're most curious to jump into, it's just a shame the track makes clean racing so hard.
Let us know what you think about this combination. It looks like it could be a very interesting one.
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