Tokyo Expressway – The Tokyo Expressway is a fictional city circuit located in Tokyo, Japan.Suzuka Circuit East – This is simply a shortened version of the main Suzuka Circuit.Suzuka Circuit – Based on the iconic real-world track, Suzuka makes its way into the 7th edition of Gran Turismo.Kyoto Driving Park (Yamagiwa + Miyabi) – As the name suggests, this circuit is a combination of the Yamagiwa and Miyabi tracks in Gran Turismo 7 (GT7).Mount Panorama – Located close to the iconic town of Bathurst in Australia, Mount Panorama is a brilliant circuit that has been a part of the GT6 and GT Sports games in the past.Kyoto Driving Park (Yamagiwa) – The Yamagiwa track too is a fictional circuit based in Japan, with a length of 4.9 kilometres.This short circuit offers a great experience for those looking to learn the ropes of racing. Kyoto Driving Park (Miyabi) – A fictional track location in Gran Turismo 7.It is an icon of the Gran Turismo series, has been around since the very first mainline game in the franchise. High Speed Ring – The High-Speed Ring offers racers some really easy corners.To add to the track’s beauty, it also happens to be located at the foothills of Mount Fuji. Fuji International Speedway – One of the most gorgeous racing track locations in Gran Turismo 7, you will find yourself enjoying speeding around on this track.It is loosely based on stock-car racing tracks. Broad Bean Raceway – This relatively tiny circuit (at just 1.6 kilometres) is located in Japan.Autopolis International Racing Course – Located near the Kamitsue Village in Japan, this track is around 4.6 kilometres long.Gran Turismo 7 Track Locations in Asia-Pacific
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