GT7 Daily Races 01 May: Super Formula

Monday is here, which means it’s time for GT7 Daily Races 01 May.

This week’s Daily Races give you a chance to take the epic Dallara SF30 for a spin following last week’s content update. It’s an eclectic mix of locations this week taking you around the world to Brands Hatch, Fuji and Spa. 

Let’s find out what’s in store for players in GT7 Daily Races 01 May.

Race A

Brands Hatch Indy Circuit – 10 laps

Race A takes place at the Brands Hatch Indy Circuit for a ten-lap race in GR.4 cars. This rolling start race has you racing on Racing Hard tyres, but Intermediate or Wet tyres are also optional.

Fuel consumption and tyre wear are set to 1x and low-speed BOP is applied. Light mechanical damage is also applied along with penalties for shortcuts, pit lane cutting and collisions with opponents.

Race B

Fuji Speedway – 6 laps

If you haven’t taken the Dallara SF23 from last week’s April update for a spin yet, this is a golden opportunity.

Race B puts you behind the wheel of either the Toyota or Honda-powered Dallara SF23 for a thrilling six-lap race around Fuji Speedway. If you don’t already own it in your garage, you can rent the SF23 for this event.

This is a grid start race with a false start check and a 16-car grid. You’ll be racing on Racing Soft tyres but Intermediate and Wet tyres are also allowed. Fuel consumption and tyre wear are set to 1x. Pit stops are not required for this race.

Mid-speed BoP tuning is permitted and there is also light mechanical damage, light shortcut penalties and pit lane cutting penalties.

Race C

Circuit de Spa Francorchamps – 8 laps

Race C takes place in Spa with an eight-lap race in GR.3 cars with 16 cars on the grid.

You’ll be racing on Racing Hard, Racing Medium, Intermediate, or Wet tyres. Tyre wear is set to 7x, so you’ll need to schedule a pit stop as changing to Racing Hard tyres is requireed.

This is a 16-grid rolling start race with 2x fuel consumption.

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