Tuned NA No.1 Cup is a race tournament featured in Gran Turismo 2. Here, the player will face a number of tuned, normally aspirated car (almost all of which are Japanese tuned cars).
Courses[]
Each race is 3 laps long.
Prizes[]
Prizes are the same for all courses. 1st place is awarded further with a new car.
- 1st: Cr. 50,000
- 2nd: Cr. 7,000
- 3rd: Cr. 5,000
- 4th: Cr. 2,000
- 5th: Cr. 1,000
- 6th: Cr. 500
Typical Opponents[]
These are the typical opponents of these events:
| Power (BHP) | Tyre Type | Car (Name) |
|---|---|---|
| 291 | Racing Hard | Mazdaspeed MX-5 A-Spec |
| 293 | Racing Hard | Mazdaspeed MX-5 C-Spec |
| 388 | Racing Hard | Spoon INTEGRA TYPE R (DC2) '99 |
| 347 | Racing Hard | Spoon CIVIC TYPE R (EK) '00 |
| 294 | Racing Hard | Tom's T020 |
| 291 | Racing Hard | Mugen Civic Type R |
| 290 | Racing Hard | Mugen Integra Type R |
| 290 | Racing Hard | Mugen Prelude Type-S |
Prize Cars[]
There are four prize cars on this event. However, these prize cars are not assigned to a specified race, and are assigned randomly. All the four prize cars have a chance of 1/4 (25% of probability) to come as prize cars. So, in order to get a certain prize car, the player must repeat a race of this event if he want to get another prize car.
Tips and Tricks[]
- Since it has free HP limit, you can even enter the tournament in a naturally-aspirated racing car. If you do so, be sure to set the gearbox setting towards acceleration, as you need optimum off-the-line and off-the-corner acceleration.
Trivia[]
- Due to a bug in the global opponent list in the NTSC 1.0 and PAL versions of the game, a Peugeot 306 Rally Car equipped with Dirt tyres may appear here. This is caused by early versions of GT2 using one programmed list of opponents, identifying each car by a 4-digit number. Since some vehicles were deleted, renamed, removed, or rearranged between regions, the global list will have various missing values. If an event attempts to access a blank entry in this list, it will default to the entry above it, which usually results in selecting an opponent from a previous event. The NTSC version 1.1 and newer are not affected by this bug.