3. What are the two 'real world' racetracks that feature in Gran Turismo 3 A Spec?

Laguna Seca and ???

4. Name the following cars:




It's a Tickford XR8, then dunno, then Jaguar XJS???

Thanks!!!

It's for an Oz comp where I can win a PS2 + GT3 + steering wheel!!!

Much appreciated!!!

 

Can't help with the first two, but the one on the right is a Jaguar XK8, or possibly XKR which is the supercharged version.

 

the 2 real world ones are leguna and corte' de azur(also know as Monaco GP F1 circuit) oh and the cars the one in the middle is a ZONDA C12(but there are 2 types of Zondas im not sure which one it is)

 

The streets in Seattle are real, and the Tokyo R246 and Rome tracks are pretty accurate as well.

 

Hey, did you get a chance to run those courses? If so that's pretty cool. Have you run Leguna Seca? How accurate is the game relative to the real course?

 

But as far as I know, none of those have been used as a racecourse (please correct me if I'm wrong).

The Seattle streets are pretty accurate, although the Kingdome is gone now. They did a nice job with Safeco Field. That Seattle Lighting store is really there. You also get a nice view of our jail.

Laguna Seca looks quite accurate; I've been there, but not driven it. I read about them going there and surveying. I plan to get in a few thousand laps practice before S2KDays '02 Monterey.

Cote d'azure is the other real racecourse, and from what I've seen on SpeedVision, it looks realistic as well.

Ted

 

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But as far as I know, none of those have been used as a racecourse (please correct me if I'm wrong).

 

Very accurate. One day I was watching a race on TV and I've never seen Laguna Seca on TV or in real life but I instantly recognized it cuz I played GT2 so much. I didn't even see the corkscrew part of the track on TV.

 

Peep this URL... make sure to watch the Full Lap video... the game is identical.

http://www.laguna-seca.com/qt.htm

 

I hate the Cote d'azure course deeply ... Damn the corners eat the tyres away like anything and the race line you have to follow to get a decent distance away from your competitors in the professional arena on 20 laps.