For the past few weeks, I’ve been playing a racing simulator on my laptop using a PS4 gyro controller. My interest in racing simulators had waned over time, but recently, it reignited. I came across a poster for the GR Tour 2024 in a Facebook advertisement, but initially, I overlooked it. It wasn’t until a friend from USM Nibong Tebal (USM Kejuteraan) shared their status that I decided to seize the opportunity.
I didn’t have high expectations for my performance, but I was eager for the experience (as this is my first time), especially since using a steering wheel setup is quite expensive.
So, I am, from USM Induk to the GR Tour 2024 (22/6/2024), ready to embrace this exciting journey.
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| GR Tour 2024 setup in USM Nibong Tebal. |
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Made to Race: The Toyota Vios at the GR Tour 2024, USM Nibong Tebal,
showcases its sleek design and competitive spirit under the Toyota Gazoo Racing. |
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| Modified for Performance: An inside look at the upgraded engine of the Toyota Vios. |
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| There is also a Toyota GR86 on display. |
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| The heart of the Toyota GR86 - a potent FA24 Boxer 4-Cylinder engine. |
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| Waiting for my turn. |
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They're using a Thrustmaster racing wheel setup paired with the renowned
Gran Turismo as their simulator of choice, driving a Toyota Yaris on the Tsukuba Circuit |
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| And a fellow skilled driver. |
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You must beat it in under 1:00:00 to qualify for the next round.
My best time so far is 1:09 (but I'm excited about improving it!) |
Thanks to Toyota Ganzoo Racing for the worthwhile experience. - hh
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