| 词条 | FIA Gran Turismo Championship | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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US$160,000 (Manufacturers Series)|website=[https://www.gran-turismo.com/us/gtsport/sportmode/ Official website]|current_champion={{flagicon|BRA}} Igor Fraga (Nations Cup) {{flagicon|JPN}} Kanata Kawakami (Manufacturer Series) {{flagicon|FRA}} Vincent Rigaud (Manufacturer Series) {{flagicon|USA}} Tyrell Meadows (Manufacturer Series)}}The FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Championship is a professional Gran Turismo Sport world championship eSports tournament, managed directly by Japanese game development studio Polyphony Digital and by French motorsport governing body FIA. The series uses Polyphony Digital's latest racing game Gran Turismo Sport, and the championship contains two series that are held concurrently throughout the year: the Nations Cup (entrants from their respective countries will represent them) and the Manufacturers Series (entrants will race for and represent their chosen manufacturer). The winners of each series are given prize money, a TAG Heuer watch, and a glass plaque, and are also honoured at the FIA Prize Giving Ceremony. All virtual races in the tournament take place in specified locations all around the globe. In addition to the live studio audiences at the specified locations, the tournaments are streamed live in YouTube through several languages. The series has seen sponsorship from Toyota Gazoo Racing and Thrustmaster,[1] and the series is provided with clothing by Puma. FormatBefore the "Online Series" is started, every season begins with a "World Tour" event, containing the top drivers from the season prior. The winner from the World Tour event gains direct access to the "World Final" event.[2] A phase dubbed as the "Online Series", which is essentially a qualification phase to decide the participants that will race in the live events of the championship tournament, kicks off every season. The Online Series is divided into four stages, with each stage hosting ten rounds.[3] By the end of each stage, another World Tour event is hosted, which includes the top players from that stage instead of the top drivers from the previous season.[3] The top players who are selected after the series must sign an application form in order to be able to participate for the World Tour events, and they must also be over 18.[3][4] The Online Series goes on for five to seven months.[3] The "Live Events" begin after the Online Series. The Nations Cup category includes the top 90 players (30 per region) with the highest points across all four stages. Three different live events occur, with each live event carrying a specific world region. The top 10 players from those regions enter the "World Final" event, a championship stage to decide the number one player. The Manufacturer Series category includes the top 48 players (three players per region) and 16 manufacturers with the highest points across all four stages. The top players and manufacturers participate in the "World Final" event, to decide the top three players and the number one manufacturer.[5] The winners of the "World Final" are crownd Nations Cup champion and Manufacturer Series champion. Media coverageThe FIA GT Championship races are usually streamed live in YouTube under the official Gran Turismo channel, and is available to watch through several languages. The commentator duos for the livestreams are Jimmy Broadbent and Chris McCarthy (English coverage), Rene Buttler and Florian Strauss (German coverage), Donald Reignoux and Fabian Tarakci (French coverage), Emilio Cozzi and Andrea Facchinetti (Italian coverage), Alberto Perez and Lucas Ordóñez (Spanish coverage), and Duarte Félix da Costa and Filipe Albuquerque (Portuguese coverage). Event winnersThere have been several event winners since the start of the FIA Gran Turismo Championship at the "GT World Tour" event at the Nürburgring. Giorgio Mangano was the first Nations Cup event winner, and Philippe Nicolay, Matthew Thomas, and Anthony Duval were the first Manufacturers Series event winners.[6][7] USF2000 driver Igor Fraga became the inaugural Nations Cup champion at the "World Final" event in Monaco.[8] Nations Cup
Manufacturer Series
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