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The excitement is palpable as the Gran Turismo World Series 2024 reaches its climax in Amsterdam, Netherlands, for the World Finals. After thrilling races in Montreal, Prague, and Tokyo throughout July, August, and September, the leaderboard is fiercely competitive. The action returns to Theater Amsterdam, a venue that many will remember from last year’s World Series Showdown.
As is tradition, the Toyota Gazoo Racing GT Cup kicks off the World Finals weekend at 16:00 CET on Friday, December 7. This event is always fiercely contested, with a mix of seasoned World Series veterans eager to secure an early lead and newcomers looking to make their mark. A total of 24 racers from around the globe will battle it out in two heats, before a Grand Final crowns the 2024 champion.
In the Manufacturers Cup, Team Lexus sits at the top of the points table. However, their star driver Igor Fraga from Brazil, who claimed victory in Montreal, will be absent due to his commitments with Super GT racing in Japan. Stepping in for him is Harald Walsen from Chile. Meanwhile, Team Porsche is looking to close their four-point gap with Lexus, while keeping Team BMW, who are just one point behind them, at bay.
Each team has had one driver represent them in the earlier rounds, but in Amsterdam, the entire team will come together to share the racing duties and strategize collectively. Tune in live at 19:00 CET on Friday to catch the Manufacturers Cup drama unfold.
The Nations Cup takes the spotlight on Sunday, December 8, at 16:00 CET. French racer Kylian Drumont’s perfect performance in Tokyo has propelled him to the top, leading by a mere point over three former champions who are tied for second: Spain’s Jose Serrano, Takuma Miyazono from Japan, who triumphed in Montreal, and Italy’s Valerio Gallo, the victor of Round 2 in Prague.
Live from Theater Amsterdam, this thrilling display of talent can also be streamed online for those who can’t attend in person. Don’t miss the live streams:
Saturday, December 7
- Toyota Gazoo Racing GT Cup: PST 07:00 | EST 10:00 | UTC 15:00 | CET 16:00 | JST 00:00 (Sun)
- Manufacturers Cup: PST 10:00 | EST 13:00 | UTC 18:00 | CEST 19:00 | JST 13:00 (Sun)
Sunday, December 8
- Nations Cup: PST 07:00 | EST 10:00 | UTC 15:00 | CET 16:00 | JST 00:00 (Mon)
For more details and to catch all the World Finals action, check out the special page dedicated to the event.
Get in the Game with Gran Turismo 7
Gran Turismo 7 offers a variety of ways to engage in the World Series experience. By accessing the Predict the Winners campaign on the GT7 World Map, players have a chance to earn one million credits each for the TGR GT Cup, Nations Cup, and Manufacturers Cup – just make sure to vote before the final race starts.*
Even just watching the broadcast in-game can yield special rewards in GT7 through the Viewers Gift campaign.
Furthermore, players can put their skills to the test in two exclusive challenges that mimic the car and track combinations featured at the World Finals: Red Bull X2019 on Nürburgring 24h and Gr.3 on Spa-Francorchamps.
*Note: Each PSN account is limited to a single entry, and once submitted, entries cannot be changed or withdrawn.
