Full Official GT Sport Track List

Last updated on January 13th, 2020 at 07:02 pm

Want to know which circuits are include in the latest Gran Turismo title from Polyphony Digital? Well, you can find out with our full official GT Sport track list, which includes every venue in the game.

Gran Turismo Sport was originally released in October 2017, and has received frequent updates since then. The GT Sport updates have includes six new tracks, and the addition of wet conditions for existing circuits.

To make it easier to find venues in our full official GT Sport Track list, we’ve separated the circuits into the replicas of real racing venues, and the fictional creations from Polyphony Digital:

In total there are 16 real circuits replicated in GT Sport, along with 15 fictional creations for a total of 31. Including the variety of layouts, you get 82 possible circuit options to race on.

Full Official GT Sport Track List – Real Circuits:

• WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
• Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
• Goodwood Motor Circuit
• Autopolis International Racing Course
• Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix Laybout
• Fuji Speedway
• Red Bull Ring
• Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans)
• Tsukuba Circuit
• Autodromo Nazionale Monza
• Autodromo De Interlagos
• Nurburgring
• Williow Springs International Raceway
• Brands Hatch
• Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit
• Suzuka Circuit

Full Official GT Sport Track List – Fictional Circuits:

• Sardegna – Road Track
• Special Stage Route X
• Tokyo Expressway
• Sainte-Croix Circuit
• Kyoto Driving Park
• Tokyo Expressway
• Dragon Trail
• Autodromo Lago Maggiore
• Northern Isle Speedway
• Blue Moon Bay Speedway
• Broad Bean Raceway
• Alsaca
• Fishermans Ranch
• Sardegna
• Colorado Springs

Can’t find the circuit you want to drive in GT Sport? Then why not check out the Trackipedia, where we list all the circuits available in as many racing games as possible.

And you can check out the complete car lists for a variety of games, including the GT Sport car list, elsewhere on the site.

If you haven’t tried GT Sport yet, then you can buy a copy for the PlayStation 4, or with the console as well, from Game or Amazon.

And keep up on the latest news on the game, whether that’s new content, eSports or updates, with our Gran Turismo Sport coverage.