Gran Turismo World Series 2024 World Finals - Amsterdam - Race Structure

Manufacturers Cup

December 7 at 7:00 a.m. (PST)

The Manufacturers Cup brings together the top 12 ranked manufacturers in a thrilling showdown, featuring official partners Toyota, Genesis, and Mazda among the elite competitors. In Rounds 1 through 3, each manufacturer was represented by the leading driver from the hosting region for that round. For the World Finals, however, the three drivers from each manufacturer will unite, racing together as a team in pursuit of this year’s championship title.

Drivers to Watch

Kanata Kawakami: A veteran who won the Manufacturers Cup title in its first year, Kanata went through a slump, but bounced back with a pole-to-win finish in Round 3! He will lead the team in place of ace driver Igor Fraga, who is unable to compete.

Benjámin Hencsei: This experienced Hungarian driver achieved a 2nd-place finish in difficult wet conditions in Round 2. With a steady car and a strong driver lineup, the team has plenty of potential to take it all this year.

Takuma Miyazono: The Subaru Meister, also known as "Mr. Subaru," led the Japanese manufacturer to a 2nd-place finish in Round 3. With arguably the strongest driver lineup, Subaru will be looking to combine each of their skills at the finals.

Antonio Santos: Arriving at the finals with zero points, Chevrolet will be looking to their young star Antonio, who performed so admirably in the Online Qualifiers. The team will be hoping that the American V-8 will be roaring in the winner's circle!

Competitors

Qualifying Time Trial Live Broadcast

Qualifying will be divided into three knockout sessions (Q1, Q2, and Q3) to determine the starting positions for the Grand Final.

In Q1, teams will aim to set a fast lap during the allotted time, and the fastest nine teams will advance to Q2. The starting positions for the bottom three finishers are determined by the result of this session.
In Q2, teams will aim to set a fast lap during the allotted time, and the fastest six teams will advance to Q3. The starting positions for the bottom three finishers are determined by the result of this session.
In Q3, teams will compete in a one-lap qualifier. The grid positions for the remaining six teams are determined by the result of this session.

Because the teams are required to use different drivers in each session and the tire requirements will change, selecting the right driver for each stint will be crucial for success.

All 12 Teams Participate: Top 9 TeamsAdvance to Q2; Bottom 3 TeamsGrand Final Grid Set

: Top 6 TeamsAdvance to Q3; Bottom 3 TeamsGrand Final Grid Set

: Remaining 6 TeamsGrand Final Grid Set

- Penalty Line

Car Category
Gr.3

Track
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Condition
Sunny

Race Regulations

Qualifying: Knockout Format

Useable Tyre & Types: (Q1) Racing: Hard / (Q2) Racing: Medium / (Q3) 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: Belgium

Track Length: 7,004 m

Elevation Difference: 104 m

Number of Corners: 21

Longest Straight: 752 m

Grand Final Live Broadcast

This race will decide the winning Manufacturer Cup team of this event.

Teams finishing in 1st to 10th place will receive World Series Points, which will be added to the points they accumulated in Rounds 1 to 3. The series champion will be the team with the highest total number of points overall.

POSITION	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
POINTS	24	20	16	14	12	10	8	6	4	2

POSITION	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th
POINTS	24	20	16	14	12

POSITION	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
POINTS	10	8	6	4	2

In the event of a points tie, the title will be awarded to the team that finished in the highest position in the Grand Final.

The Grand Final will be held at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, home to the iconic 24 Hours of Spa, one of the three major endurance races in the world. Located in the mountains of Belgium, the circuit is famous for its unpredictable weather, often referred to as "Spa weather." The team that best adapts to the volatile Spa weather conditions will no doubt emerge victorious in this long race.

- Penalty Line

Car Category
Gr.3

Track
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Laps
20

Condition
To be announced on the day

Race Regulations

Start Type: Rolling Start

Useable Tyre & Types: To be announced on the day

Enforced Tire Change: To be announced on the day

Driver Change Requirement: To be announced on the day

Fuel Consumption Rate: To be announced on the day

Tyre Wear Rate: To be announced on the day

BoP/Tuning Prohibited: On

Car Settings: Brake Balance

Penalty Settings: Shortcut Penalty: Light / Pit Lane Line Cutting Penalty: On

Track Information

Location: Belgium

Track Length: 7,004 m

Elevation Difference: 104 m

Number of Corners: 21

Longest Straight: 752 m

Nations Cup

December 8 at 7:00 a.m. (PST)

The Nations Cup brings together the world’s top drivers, each racing to proudly represent their respective countries and territories.

The 12 drivers who competed in all three rounds (Montreal, Prague, and Tokyo) will face off one final time to decide this season’s World Series champion.