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Forza Motorsport 5 (2013)

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Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport are the two biggest track racing game franchises and both of them feature quite a few real world circuits like Nürburgring, Monza or Spa. However, there are also some real world tracks that have only ever appeared in one of the two franchises. Here you can see fast laps with interesting cars on 10 real world race tracks that have appeared in the Forza Motorsport series but have never appeared in Gran Turismo.

Timeline:
0:00 Road America
2:03 Mugello
3:59 Sebring
6:09 Hockenheim
8:03 Long Beach
9:33 Circuit of the Americas
11:51 Lime Rock
12:56 Yas Marina
14:52 Homestead
16:31 Virginia

Road America is one of the oldest race tracks in the US and it has been featured in almost every Forza Motorsport game.

Mugello is an Italian track that was not very well known outside of Forza until it was used for a chaotic Formula 1 race in 2020.

Sebring is a famous American track that could also be found on the map of The Crew 1, although it was replaced by a new fictional track for The Crew 2.

Hockenheim is the second most famous German track and it was used in Formula 1 for many years. These days it is used for example for the German touring car championship DTM.

Long Beach is probably the most famous city track in the US and it too was included in The Crew 1. It is mostly known as an IndyCar track but it was even used in Formula 1 for several years.

Circuit of the Americas (COTA) is a fairly new track that is hosting the current F1 race of the US.

Lime Rock is also one of the oldest American tracks and it is used for example in the Trans-Am series.

Yas Marina is another current Formula 1 track, which hosted the infamous final of the 2021 season.

Homestead is mostly known as a Nascar oval but it also has a road course layout, which was even used by some of the iconic GT1 cars in 1998.

Virginia is a track with several very complicated layouts with a lot of corners. The default layout that you see in the video is actually not the longest one.

As usual I put a lot of effort into this video, carefully selecting fitting and interesting cars for each track and then doing a lot of laps to be able to show you the cleanest and fastest laps possible. Hopefully you guys will enjoy the result. :)

What are your thoughts on these 10 tracks? Did you know about all of them before? Which of them do you think would be the best pick as a new addition to Gran Turismo?

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