We keep driving around the Gran Turismo 7 circuits, hoping to shave a few seconds off the stopwatch and improve our time. However, there comes a point when we believe it is impossible to move up the Polyphony Digital leaderboards.
This is a major oversight, because an unexpected technique has arrived to assist us. According to the YouTube channel Super GT, the red and white track lines will be our new best friends. And the truth is that the longest curves can be a source of contention if we do not approach them optimally.
The trick, as we can see, is to stand just above the colored strip, before the grassy area. If we put the wheels on both ends, the physics in Gran Turismo 7 will cause the car to block and follow the colored zone like a train.
As a result, if you master this technique, you will be able to shave a few seconds off your final time. This system is best used in Kyoto Driving Park, specifically in the Yamagiwa + Miyabi version. There are three massive curves there, so about one second should be remembered.
However, this is a difficult technique to master because if you begin to touch the grassy area, you will lose speed. It is a matter of trial and error to determine which curves can benefit from this Gran Turismo 7 method.
See you on the track!
