The 'Gran Turismo World Series' 2023 World Finals will take place from Friday, 1 December to Saturday 3, December 2023 in Barcelona and contested by the top-ranking drivers from the Online Series to determine this year's world champions.

The event will include the Grand Final races for the 'TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GT Cup,' the 'Manufacturers Cup,' and the Nations Cup.' All of the action from these events will be streamed live from the venue on the official 'GRAN TURISMO TV' YouTube channel and 'Gran Turismo LIVE.'

For more details regarding the driver lineup and race details, please see the following links to our event special page:

'Gran Turismo World Series' 2023 World Finals Special Page
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/events/gtws2023/worldfinals/
・Driver Lineup
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/events/gtws2023/worldfinals/competitors/
・Race Structure
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/events/gtws2023/worldfinals/race_structure/

Three World Finals Races

Friday, 1 December @ 7:00pm (local time) / 6:00pm (BST) | TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GT Cup 2023 Grand Final

The World Finals weekend gets underway with the Grand Final of the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing GT Cup (TGR GT Cup). The TGR GT Cup is a global championship hosted by TOYOTA GAZOO Racing that features a dedicated lineup of GR cars and is contested by the top 21 drivers from seven online qualifying rounds, along with three drivers selected from TGR local activities. This year's lineup includes Spanish star Coque López as well as several other top drivers, but all eyes will be on the Spanish contingent who will be expected to deliver in front of their home crowd in this exciting individual race held under equal conditions.


Saturday, 2 December @ 7:00pm (local time) / 6:00pm (BST) | Manufacturers Cup Grand Final

On Saturday, the race to determine the fastest automotive manufacturer in the world gets underway. The race will feature the top 12 manufacturers from the Online Series, including official partners Toyota, Genesis, and Mazda represented by teams of three drivers.

We arrive at the finals with a Subaru team determined to avenge their August Showdown loss to Porsche who themselves will be spurred on by the return of star driver Angel Inostroza from injury. Lamborghini is also coming off a strong Showdown performance where it dazzled the crowd in Amsterdam with some scintillating driving and snatched third from rivals Toyota. Then there is BMW, who will field the rising star from the North America region, Calen Roach, and a McLaren team looking in top form this season. With so many strong contenders this year, it could be one of the most exciting Manufacturers Cup finals ever.


Sunday, 3 December @ 4:00pm (local time) / 3:00pm (BST) | Nations Cup Grand Final

This all leads to the Nations Cup on Sunday where the 12 top-ranked countries from the Online Series 2023 will be represented by teams of three hoping to claim the title of world champions. All eyes will be on a star-studded Spanish team that includes Coque López, Jose Serrano, and Pol Urra who will have the support from the home crowd. Their dominant performance at the Showdown in August saw them take first place making them favourites in the process, but with new drivers and new strategies in play, the battle is far from over.

Unveiling the ‘Gran Turismo World Series Celebration Race’!

The World Finals 2023 are almost here, and to celebrate the occasion we will be releasing a special 'Gran Turismo World Series Celebration Race' event on 17 November that replicates the races from the World Series.

Manufacturers Cup and Nations Cup races will be available and will offer up to 150,000 in-game Credits and 190,000 in-game Credits respectively, so don't miss out on this limited-time opportunity to play.

The event can be accessed by clicking the special banner in the upper right corner of the World Map during the event period.

Please note a Collector Level 6 or above is needed in order to participate in this event.