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All tracks in Gran Turismo 7, ranked

Off to the tracks.

The Gran Turismo series is finally getting a new addition. The seventh edition of the franchise is set to release on March 4 with new tracks and cars.

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When it comes to the available circuits, each player tends to have different tastes. While beginner drivers will favor more straightforward tracks, experienced ones will prefer tracks with a lot more curvature. 

The more complicated a track is, the fiercer the races will be. Tracks that fit this description will make speed less of a factor and allow drivers to bust out their individual skills. The following list ranks all the Gran Turismo 7 tracks based on their difficulties. Considering Gran Turismo titles have been supported for a long time, more tracks will likely be added to the game in future updates.

Track NameRegion
Autopolis International Racing CourseAsia/Oceania
Autodrome Lago MaggioreEurope
Suzuka CircuitAsia/Oceania
Kyoto Driving Park – Yamagiwa + MiyabiAsia/Oceania
Deep Forest RacewayEurope
Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya Grand PrixEurope
Circuit de Spa-FrancorchampsEurope
Autódromo de InterlagosAmericas
Alsace – VillageEurope
Dragon Trail – GardensEurope
Tsukuba CircuitAsia/Oceania
Sardegna – Road Track – BEurope
Kyoto Driving Park – YamagiwaAsia/Oceania
Brands HatchEurope
Dragon TrailEurope
Kyoto Driving Park – MiyabiAsia/Oceania
Dragon Trail – SeasideEurope
Tokyo Expressway – South Inner LoopAsia/Oceania
Sardegna – Road Track – AEurope
Circuit de Sainte-Croix – AEurope
Circuit de Sainte-Croix – BEurope
Circuit de Sainte-Croix – CEurope
WeatherTech Raceway Laguna SecaAmericas
High Speed RingAsia/Oceania
Willow Springs International RacewayAmericas
Tokyo Expressway – East Inner LoopAsia/Oceania
Autodromo Nazionale MonzaEurope
Mount PanoramaAsia/Oceania
Circuit de la SartheEurope
Trial Mountain CircuitAmericas
Red Bull RingEurope
Autodrome Lago Maggiore – East EndEurope
Colorado Springs – LakeAmericas
Kyoto Driving ParkAsia/Oceania
Autodrome Lago Maggiore – CenterEurope
Fuji International SpeedwayAsia/Oceania
Fisherman’s RanchAmericas
Nürburgring 24hEurope
Tokyo Expressway – South Outer LoopAsia/Oceania
Willow Springs International Raceway: Big WillowAmericas
Suzuka Circuit EastAsia/Oceania
Daytona Road CourseAmericas
Sardegna – Road Track – CEurope
Daytona International SpeedwayAmericas
Sardegna – WindmillsEurope
Tokyo Expressway – East Outer LoopAsia/Oceania
Blue Moon Bay SpeedwayAmericas
Tokyo Expressway – Central Inner LoopAsia/Oceania
Goodwood Motor CircuitEurope
Tokyo Expressway – Central Outer LoopAsia/Oceania
Broad Bean RacewayAsia/Oceania
Daytona SuperspeedwayAmericas
Northern Isle SpeedwayAmericas
Special Stage Route XAmericas

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