Gran Turismo Sport

The Gran Turismo Sport is noticeably different from previous entries in the series. The main emphasis is on online check-ins. Photo mode saves footage from the tracks. Contact with an opponent spoils the standings and the mood. The season runs according to the schedule of official stages. Repetitions help to sort out mistakes in turns. Qualification determines the starting position. Qualification determines the order at the start. The single player mode is also filled with content. More than 177 cars are assembled in the garage. Competitions are divided by class and level of training. The rating affects the selection of opponents. Training helps beginners master the trail. Tuning is subject to competition regulations. A pit stop requires the coordination of the entire crew. Races take place on licensed tracks with classification by class. The driver's rating reflects the cleanliness of his aerobatics. The settings change the balance of the car. Clean aerobatics earns rating points. Photos from the races are stored in a separate gallery. The season covers dozens of official stages. Photo mode is available at any time of arrival. The cars are tuned to the track and weather. Photo mode saves successful shots. Licenses provide access to new races. The tracks are licensed by the championship organizers. Tuning is limited by competition regulations. Penalties for cutting the track cancel the lap result. The routes are divided into short and long. The races are divided into groups according to the power of the cars. The season includes city and circuit routes. For those players who love online championships, this part is suitable. The weather comes from real weather reports. Car classes divide races by power. Opponents are selected by rating and class. Rain stages take place on special rubber.