World Series 2023
Broadcast begins 11 August @ 03:00 (NZST)Schedule
Gran Turismo World Series 2024 Overview
Points Ranking
Viewer's Guide
Playstation
Michelin
Toyota Gazoo Racing
Genesis
Fanatec
Mazda
Brembo
Rd.1 - Montreal
 
Rd.2 - Prague
 
Rd.3 - Tokyo
 
World Finals
World Series 2024 Rd.2 - Prague
Race Structure

Manufacturers Cup

11 August at 03:00 (NZST)

The Manufacturers Cup pits the 12 highest-ranked manufacturers against each other, including those from our official partners Toyota, Genesis, and Mazda. Each manufacturer is represented by a team of three drivers, one from each Region of the Online Qualifiers. In Prague, most of the competing drivers will be from the Europe/Middle East/Africa Region.

Drivers will be racing alongside their teammates at the World Finals, but this is their chance to show off their skills as individuals.

Drivers to Watch

Coque López
Coque has a wealth of title-winning experience, and once in front, he makes it almost impossible for chasing cars to pass him on the inside. The Lexus Gr.3 car he will drive is one of the fastest cars in a straight line. He will be looking to build on teammate Igor Fraga’s win and make it a second consecutive victory for Lexus.

Kylian Drumont
This young Frenchman is considered one of the most talented drivers on the roster. The Subaru Gr.3 car he will drive excels on sweeping and high-speed corners where it has the power to leave other cars behind. In Round 1, the characteristics of the track did not suit them and even star driver Angel Inostroza could not prevent a bottom half finish. Kylian and Subaru will be hoping to take advantage of their strengths to secure a top-place finish this time in Prague.

Jose Serrano
This all-rounder is not only fast but is also a skilled strategist who has a knack for picking the correct race plan. Toyota's Gr.3 car is one of the fastest cars around in a straight line. In Round 1, his team-mate Carrazza drove doggedly from the back of the pack to secure a valuable point. This could be significant as we move into the latter rounds.

Mateo Estevez
Mateo joins Honda this season after winning the title with Nissan in 2023. The young Argentinean performs best in races with midfield melees and the Honda Gr.3 car he will drive is particularly good in wet conditions. In Round 1, his team-mate Valerio Gallo put in a fantastic performance to finish second.

Competitors

Qualifying Time Trial Live Broadcast

A 1-lap time trial qualifying session will be held using the same car and track as the final race.
The results of the time trial will determine the grid order for the final race.
- Penalty Line
Car Category
Gr.3
Track
Red Bull Ring
Condition
To be announced on the day

Race Regulations

Qualifying
One Lap Attack
Useable Tyre & Types
To be announced on the day
Fuel Consumption Rate
Off
Tyre Wear Rate
Off
Slipstream
Disabled
BoP/Tuning Prohibited
On
Car Settings
Brake Balance
Penalty Settings
Shortcut Penalty: Light / Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On

Track Information

Location
Austria
Track Length
4,318 m
Elevation Difference
65 m
Number of Corners
10
Longest Straight
939 m

Grand Final Live Broadcast

This race will determine the winner of the Manufacturers Cup for this event.
The top six teams/drivers will be awarded with World Series Points.
The race will be held at the Red Bull Ring, the home of the F1 Austrian Grand Prix. While the track has relatively few corners, it does offer some thrilling blind corners combined with exhilarating high-speed straights.
- Penalty Line
Car Category
Gr.3
Track
Red Bull Ring
Laps
28
Condition
To be announced on the day

Race Regulations

Start Type
Rolling Start
Useable Tyre & Types
To be announced on the day
Required Tyre Type Change
None
Fuel Consumption Rate
To be announced on the day
Tyre Wear Rate
To be announced on the day
Slipstream
Custom
BoP/Tuning Prohibited
On
Car Settings
Brake Balance
Penalty Settings
Shortcut Penalty: Light / Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On

Track Information

Location
Austria
Track Length
4,318 m
Elevation Difference
65 m
Number of Corners
10
Longest Straight
939 m

Nations Cup

11 August at 05:30 (NZST)

The Nations Cup, in which drivers compete for their home country/territory, returns to an individual format this year. 12 drivers chosen from the Online Qualifiers will compete across three World Series live events and the World Finals.

It's shaping up to be quite the battle as we reach the mid-season point. The top finishers from Montreal will be aiming to build on their points, while the other drivers will be even more honed and looking to earn points of their own.

Drivers to Watch

Takuma Miyazono
After a season-long hiatus, the Japanese driver demonstrated his ability to adapt to the new driving physics and recorded an impressive victory in Round 1. He is very experienced with the high-speed Red Bull X2019 Competition, which will be used in the Nations Cup.

Kaj de Bruin
The performances of this young Dutch star have been steadily improving at live events. He showed in Round 1 that he can compete against the very best and now expectations are rising.

Jose Serrano
He won the Nations Cup last year with Team Spain. With the switch to an individual championship this season, he is surely one of the favourites. In Round 1, after starting at the back of the field he made a dramatic comeback to finish second.

Kylian Drumont
His driving ability and pace are second to none. While he is yet to win a Nations Cup title, he is surely one of the heavy favourites. In Round 1 he took pole position.

Competitors

Qualifying Time Trial

A 1-lap time trial qualifying session will be held using the same car and track as the final race.
The results of this time trial will determine the grid order for the Sprint Race.
- Penalty Line
Car Category
Gran Turismo Red Bull X2019 Competition
Track
Dragon Trail - Seaside
Condition
Sunny

Race Regulations

Qualifying
One Lap Attack
Useable Tyre & Types
Racing: Soft
Fuel Consumption Rate
Off
Tyre Wear Rate
Off
Slipstream
Disabled
BoP/Tuning Prohibited
On
Car Settings
Brake Balance
Penalty Settings
Shortcut Penalty: Light / Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On

Track Information

Location
Croatia
Track Length
5,209 m
Elevation Difference
38 m
Number of Corners
18
Longest Straight
653 m
 

Sprint Race Live Broadcast

The results of this race will determine the grid order for the Grand Final.
The race will be held at 'Eiger Nordwand', a track which makes its first appearance at the World Series after being added to the game in the July Update. The contrast of a short sprint race being contested on the beautiful Eiger landscape will make for a unique race.
- Penalty Line
Car Category
Honda RA272 '65
Track
Eiger Nordwand
Laps
7
Condition
Sunny

Race Regulations

Start Type
Rolling Start
Useable Tyre & Types
Comfort: Soft
Required Tyre Type Change
None
Fuel Consumption Rate
To be announced on the day
Tyre Wear Rate
To be announced on the day
Slipstream
Custom
BoP/Tuning Prohibited
On
Car Settings
Brake Balance
Penalty Settings
Shortcut Penalty: Light / Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On

Track Information

Location
Switzerland
Track Length
2,436 m
Elevation Difference
90 m
Number of Corners
11
Longest Straight
250 m
 

Grand Final Live Broadcast

This race will determine the winner of the Nations Cup for this event.
The top six drivers will be awarded with World Series Points.
The track for the Grand Final, Dragon Trail – Seaside has been the stage for many great GTWS races. Expect to see another unmissable, top-level race featuring the best drivers from around the world.
- Penalty Line
Car Category
Gran Turismo Red Bull X2019 Competition
Track
Dragon Trail - Seaside
Laps
32
Condition
Sunny

Race Regulations

Start Type
Rolling Start
Useable Tyre & Types
Racing: Hard / Racing: Medium / Racing: Soft
Required Tyre Type Change
Use two or more different compounds
Fuel Consumption Rate
To be announced on the day
Tyre Wear Rate
To be announced on the day
Slipstream
Custom
BoP/Tuning Prohibited
On
Car Settings
Brake Balance
Penalty Settings
Shortcut Penalty: Light / Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On

Track Information

Location
Croatia
Track Length
5,209 m
Elevation Difference
38 m
Number of Corners
18
Longest Straight
653 m
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