12 City Tracks from past GT games that are not in Gran Turismo 7

Gran Turismo 7 features Tokyo Expressway as an urban city track location with multiple different layouts. However, the previous Gran Turismo games featured many more city tracks in a variety of real and fictional locations. Here you can see laps with different cars on 12 different city tracks from GT 1-6 that are not available in GT7 at this time.

Timeline:
0:00 Special Stage Route 5
1:30 Rome Circuit
3:03 Seattle Circuit
4:38 Tokyo R246
6:32 Opera Paris
8:15 New York
10:01 Hong Kong
11:38 Seoul Central
12:47 London
14:04 Circuito de Madrid
15:38 Special Stage Route 11
17:38 Côte d'Azur (Monte Carlo Circuit)

Special Stage Route 5 is a fictional night city track and it is one of the few tracks that were included in every game from GT1 to GT6. There is also a short version of it called Clubman Stage Route 5.

Special Stage Route 11 is a long city track that was exclusive to GT1 and GT3. The layout of the track was slightly changed between the two games. There is also Special Stage Route 7, which goes back and forth on a mostly straight highway.

The city of Rome had multiple completely different tracks. The original Rome Circuit shown in the video was featured in GT2 and GT3. It also had a short version.

GT2 also had a completely different track called Rome Night, which was very difficult and pretty obscure, since it only appeared in the final license and was barely used for races. Then there was another different Rome Circuit that appeared in GT5 and GT6.

Seattle Circuit was also introduced in GT2 and it also had a short version.

GT3 introduced Tokyo R246 (which is based on real roads in Tokyo) and the famous Monte Carlo Circuit from Formula 1, which is called Côte d'Azur in Gran Turismo. It also appears under different names in NFS Shift 2 and in Project Cars games.

Gran Turismo 4 had many interesting city tracks that didn't appear in any other main GT games, including New York, Hong Kong, Seoul Central and Opera Paris.

GT5 and GT6 had tracks in London and in Madrid.

What are your thoughts and memories of these awesome city tracks from GT 1-6? Which of them would you like to see return in GT7 at some point?

Please keep your comments focused on the city tracks here. If you want to see or talk about original race tracks and rural tracks from past games like Grand Valley or El Capitan, then check out my previous video here:    • 12 Original Tracks from past GT games...  

Also check out my video about legendary Le Mans cars from past GT games that are not in GT7 here:    • 10 Le Mans Legends from past GT games...