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Gran Turismo 7’s latest Daily Race rotation has landed, and one of this week’s events is a one-make race built around Peugeot’s racing-spec RCZ.

Details beyond that are thin at this point. GTPlanet’s weekly Daily Races roundup, titled “Pug Life,” flags the RCZ one-make as the headline act of the new set, which suggests it’s the event most likely to draw attention over the coming days. As usual, the rotation refreshes on the regular weekly cadence, replacing the previous slate of Race A, B and C events with new car and track combinations.

The Peugeot RCZ is one of the more unusual entries in GT7’s Group-class roster: a compact French coupe that punches well above its road-car origins once it’s in race trim. Putting the whole grid in the same car strips away the usual Balance of Performance arguments and puts the emphasis squarely on driving, setup discipline and racecraft.

Why does that matter to sim racers? One-make Daily Races are the closest thing GT7’s matchmaking offers to a pure driver test. With no car choice to blame, the gap between a clean lap and a scrappy one shows up directly in the standings, and the racing tends to be closer and more physical than mixed-class fields. It’s also a decent low-stakes environment to sharpen consistency before the next Manufacturers or Nations Cup round.

Check the in-game menu for the full track, lap count and tyre settings before you commit to a session, since those specifics determine how much fuel and tyre management the race actually demands.

Originally reported by GTPlanet.