GT Sport Daily Races 14 February: Tearing up Tsukuba

The release of Gran 7 is fast approaching, but the Daily Races continue in GT Sport. Don’t forget that player data from GT Sport will automatically transfer to GT7, so now is a great time to put in some practice and improve your Driver and Sportsmanship rating ahead of GT7.

Let’s find out which three Daily Races await GT Sport players this week.

Race A

Tsukuba Circuit – 6 laps

The first race of the week takes you to the Tsukuba Circuit with a one-make race putting you behind the wheel of the Mazda Roadster S. Its nippy handling is well-suited to the tight and twisty Japanese track.

Gran Turismo Sport Tsukuba
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Race A has you tearing up the Tsukuba Circuit in a Mazda Roadster S

Lasting six laps, this 12-car race has a grid start. You’ll be racing on Sports Hard tyres with no tyre wear or fuel consumption.

Race B

Red Bull Ring – 5 laps

The second event switches to the Red Bull Ring for a five-lap race in a Gr.4 car of your choice. You’ll be racing on Racing Medium Tyres.

Gran Turismo Sport Red Bull Ring 1
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Race B puts you in a GR.4 car of your choice at the Red Bull Ring

There is no tyre wear or fuel consumption, and the 16-car race will have a rolling start.

Race C

Sardegna Road Track A – 10 laps

Finally, the third race takes us to Sardegna Road Track A, a fictional circuit introduced in GT Sport with stunning scenery. This ten-lap race will test your skills in Gr.3 cars. Any GR.3 car in your garage is eligible for this event.

Gran Turismo Sport Sardegna Road Track A
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With 8x tyre wear and 2x fuel consumption, Race C is going to be gruelling

The 20-car race will have a rolling start and requires Racing Soft and Racing Medium tyres. With 8x tyre wear and 2x fuel consumption, this will be a gruelling race. There is also a mandatory pit stop.