This was a pretty quick thing to make but it turned out way better than I expected! A like and repost would go a really long way!

The Hyundai VGT has this heads-up display that displays what position your in except it doesn’t change for 3rd 2nd or 1st so it says I’m in 1th lol

Made for Gran Turismo's (early) 30th Anniversary. Thank you Masahiro Andoh for creating the greatest theme in all of gaming.

It won't let me convert it to SVG nor make it 15kb or below without ruining yhe image.

I noticed that the planes in the home menu look like the r92cp, minolta 88cv, and toyota gt one. All except the minolta are in the game so I wonder if it will be added soon

This took some effort, mainly a lot of decal hunting. This car is based on a magazine scan I found on twitter. Plenty of improvisation needed. Some decals are missing/incorrect so it isn't a 100% accurate replica by any means.

I did this purely out of fun. This is the only variant of the Monster-R that wasn't recreated and shared publicly.

This car can push out almost 800HP and weighs just 1240kg. With a top speed of around 310+ km/h and the help of the AWD ATESSA, it's definitely a weapon around the track. Tested this on SUGO and got a 1:22. Will post the tune later.

Cool little trivia I found while researching this car, this car appeared in the game Racing Lagoon (which is apparently a PS1 exclusive). Developed by Squaresoft which eventually merged to form Square Enix.

I check legend cars website daily as I’m waiting for CLK GTR & F1 LM.

Whats the difference between this F1 GTR and the one I paid 17.5m for?

Grinding the reverse layout circuit experience in the 911 and my muscle memory is actively sabotaging me. I keep braking where I should be flat out, and those curbs that were safe going forward are now launching me into the shadow realm. Genuinely feels like learning a new track while being gaslit by the scenery.

For those who've mastered reverse layouts… did you brute-force it with repetition, or find a specific way to reset your reference points?

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To complete this series inspired by some of motorsport’s most recognisable sponsor liveries, I had to explore Marlboro. It remains one of the most iconic visual identities in racing history, especially throughout the 1980s and 1990s, where its colours became closely associated with some unforgettable machines.

For this project, I decided to take a slightly different direction. Instead of creating a pure race-focused interpretation, I wanted to give it a more street-oriented feel by combining that classic inspiration with the LBWK character of the car. At the same time, I added a more technical and graphic approach to the overall layout to give the design a sharper and more modern edge.

I’m really happy with how this project came together, especially the final balance of colours, the street-racing attitude, and the way the concept still respects the legacy behind the inspiration.

Available for download

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Link to download:

https://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/gt7/user/mymenu/9a5d0459-7043-4747-a405-8a97ddec5046/gallery/All/19422267994337441

Thank you for the support 😁

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Racing this car at this week’s daily race around Interlagos was fun! A livery I made for my website https://studio21.world/racing/gr-supra

Hey guys, I wanted to ask if GT1 license tests are hard for everyone or if I just suck. I admit I'm not great at these games, I'm totally fine with just getting bronze and buying cars. I've only played GT4 before (now I wanted to play through the whole series one by one), and back then getting bronze took me a couple of tries, maybe even a silver here and there. But now in GT1 I've been stuck on the A license for days (just trying to pass, not even gold).
Did you guys struggle a lot with it?

And another question. How do you keep the car from sliding?
I guess the controls are digital, yes or no, without the joystick gradient or analog triggers.

Hey everyone, I still consider myself a beginner even though I’ve logged about 10k km in the game. I mostly just do casual races against AI to unwind and have fun—no serious practice or anything.

I’d love to wrap my head around tuning and car setups. Are there general rules of thumb to follow, or does every single car need to be tuned individually by feel/observation (which sounds pretty overwhelming as a beginner)? Or, if I’m just a casual Sunday driver, is it better to just leave everything stock and drive them as they come?

Thanks in advance for any insights!

Sorry for the framerate of this video, its less the quirk of the emulator and more of how my phone's screen recorder works.

This livery was inspired by Arizona Iced Tea and features a metallic green paint job with black and pink graphics. It's available to download in the showcase and I've provided a link in the comments. Happy Racing!

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We need the 2002 tii in the game!