IFRL Guides · Hubs · 4 min · updated Saturday, Sep 26
GT7 Track Guides: Every IFRL Circuit
Every circuit the IFRL races this season (and the Suzuka guide, kept off the calendar), with the night it hosts, the car, the laps and a link to its full guide: history, the corners that matter, Main-event strategy and garage notes.
Sixteen circuits across thirteen nights: thirteen tarmac tracks that host the Gr.4 and the Main and three specialty Opener venues (dirt, snow, a drift trial), plus the Suzuka guide, kept although Suzuka is not on this season’s calendar. Each guide has the track’s history, a fun fact, the corners that matter, Main-event strategy, garage notes and Opener notes. The full list also lives at The Circuits.
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