A new week brings a new set of Gran Turismo 7 Daily Races, with three fresh events now live and running through next Monday, August 31. This is the first round of Daily Races since last week’s Update 1.71, and while none of the update’s four new arrivals show up in this week’s field, the bigger change is under the hood. 1.71 brought the largest physics overhaul to Gran Turismo 7 since 2024’s update 1.49, touching tire grip, suspension, and default setups across the board. For a lot of players, this week’s races will be the first time they’ve taken that new handling model into genuine online competition, so plan accordingly. Early impressions over in the forums’ GT7 Daily Race Discussion thread are already circling Race C at Sainte-Croix, as it will be the best place to see how the new physics affect tire wear. With a 7x tire multiplier and a mandatory switch between Racing Hards and Racing Mediums, it’s as good a proving ground for the new physics as any race this week. The other two races are more straightforward by comparison. Race A is an eight-lap sprint in the BMW M4 ’14 around Blue Moon Bay Speedway’s Infield A Reverse layout on Sports Medium tires, with a Grid Start and False Start Check meaning you’ll want to hold those brakes until the lights go out. Race B is six laps of Gr.3 racing around Autopolis International Racing Course on Racing Hard tires, with only brake balance open for tuning and nothing else to plan around. GT7 Daily Races (August 24): Race A - Track: Blue Moon Bay Speedway – Infield A Reverse (8 laps) - Car: BMW M4 ’14 — Event-Specified - Power/Weight/PP Limit: BOP (M) - Tires: Sports Medium - Settings: Specified - Start Type: Grid