We've reached week three of Gran Turismo 7’s February Weekly Challenges is here. While there are no Special Events, there’s plenty of variety from turbocharged cars at Road Atlanta to Vision GT concepts. Most events also have PP caps, with the final event having a steep 950 PP restriction.
Here’s everything you need to know about week three of Gran Turismo 7’s February Weekly Challenges.
GT7 Weekly Challenges February 2024 Week 3
GT7’s Weekly Challenges update at midnight local time on Wednesday evenings or Thursday mornings depending on your time zone. You need to have completed GT Cafe Menu Book 39 and watched the ending movie to access them.
This week’s GT7 Weekly Challenges start on 15 February at midnight local time and end on 22 February at the same time.
European Sunday Cup 400
Sardegna – Road Track – B - 2 laps
The first challenge is a casual two-lap race around Sardegnain European sports cars. You’ll be racing against a field of 400 PP-class cars, but there’s no PP limit so you can enter any European road car. You’ll win a small pot of 7,000 credits for taking victory.
Race of Turbo Sportscars
Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta – 5 laps
As the name suggests, the next event at Road Atlanta is all about turbocharged cars. This event not only requires a car with a turbo engine to enter but is also capped at 700 PP to keep the competition even. You’ll be racing with 15 other cars with the same PP cap with 63,000 credits on offer for first place.
World Rally Challenge
Alsace – Village - 3 laps
The next event at the twisty Alsace Village circuit pits you against a grid of GR.2 rally cars. You don’t need to enter a rally car, but there is a 700 PP restriction. Winning this three-lap race will net you 60,000 credits.
Vision Gran Turismo Trophy
Tokyo Expressway – South Counterclockwise - 5 laps
The penultimate event is a five-lap race around the tight Tokyo Expressway street circuit. As the name suggests, you’ll need a Vision GT car. These aren’t cheap, but the Ferrari and Genesis Vision GT cars were given away as prize cars in timed competitions, so you may already have one in your garage. Take the win and you’ll be rewarded with 85,000 credits.
GR.1 Prototype Series
Suzuka Circuit – 10 laps
The fifth and final event takes place at Suzuka. This is a tough ten-lap race with a high 950 PP cap, 8x fuel consumption, and 12x tyre wear. You’ll also need to equip a set of Racing tyres.
Not only that, but you'll also need to have completed Menu Book 42 and reach Collector Level 30. It's worth your time though, with a lucrative 175,000 credit prize for taking home the win.
As for this week’s bonus rewards, completing one event gives you a 100,000 credit ticket while completing three events wins you a 150,000-Credit Ticket. Completing all five events gives you a 6-Star Roulette Ticket (car). It’s worth noting you only need to finish in third place or higher in each event to qualify for the rewards.
As always, there’s also a new set of GT7 Daily Races to tackle this week.