| Ajescent said: Fictional tracks with good imagination and great background visuals, we know they can do it, especially with that track that has the fireworks display in the background. Tracks like those. Less Skylines. |
there's still this:
http://www.gtplanet.net/24-new-track-logos-discovered-on-gran-turismo-5-website/

While poking around the Remote Racing section of the official GT5 “My Home” website, GTPlanet user Yonis made an interesting discovery: the site has been loaded with 24 logos for tracks which aren’t currently playable in the game. Here’s how he did it (hint: the images are publicly available on Polyphony Digital’s web servers if you can decipher their file names), and here’s what he found:
- Super Speedway
- Driving Park (20r60r)
- Apricot Hill
- Citta di Aria
- Costa di Amalfi
- Grand Canyon
- Hong Kong
- Ice Arena
- Infineon Raceway
- Driving Park (Kashiwa)
- Las Vegas
- Midfield Raceway
- Twin Ring Motegi
- New York
- George V Paris
- Opera Paris (Tarmac)
- Seattle Circuit
- Seoul Circuit
- Swiss Alps South
- Tahiti Maze
- Valencia Circuit
- El Capitan
- Cathedral Rocks (Dirt)
- Cathedral Rocks (Dirt Mini)
- Cathedral Rocks (Dirt Short)































