On February 15, Gran Turismo Sport will begin transferring the progress that players have made in the game to Gran Turismo 7. This will enable everyone to start playing on March 4 with some of the items and achievements they have already earned.
This year marks five years since the release of Gran Turismo Sport, a spin-off to the iconic PlayStation racing franchise from Polyphony Digital. During this time, many owners of this title have managed to accumulate quite a collection of gifts and achievements. The next part is already looming on the horizon and fortunately, when you start playing it, you will not have to collect everything from scratch. Part of the progress made in Gran Turismo Sport will be transferred to Gran Turismo 7.
The operation will begin on February 15. Items that will be moved to Gran Turismo 7 will be updated regularly afterwards. Everything will then be ready for Gran Turismo 7's release (with possible minor delays) on March 4th.
What specifically will be transferred? First and foremost, Driver Rating (DR) and Sportsmanship Rating (SR), which are ratings that describe a player's skills and "manners" in multiplayer mode. These will be used in Gran Turismo 7 upon its release, as well as in the online championships during the Test Season.
The upcoming title will also enjoy our hard-earned car paint jobs and driver outfits from Gran Turismo Sport. However, there are a few conditions.
Skins from Gran Turismo Sport in Gran Turismo 7 can be accessed from the "My Items" menu. It is important to note that you will be able to easily edit them later.
If you are interested in details on how to transfer items from GTS to GT7 you can find them here.

Gran Turismo 7 is coming exclusively to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
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