Picking up the stragglers

Don't let those races slip away! This guide helps you finish the World Classics, American Events, Pan Euro Championship, and more in Gran Turismo 4.

Alright, we're in the home stretch! It looks like there are a few races left on your to-do list. Let's get them knocked out so you can say you've truly conquered Gran Turismo 4.

First up, grab your trusty Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 '70. Head over to the Professional Events section and enter the World Classics Race. It's a good one to get your bearings back.

Next, it's time for something a bit smaller. Hop into your Lotus Motor Sport Elise '99 and make your way back to the Professional Events. This time, you'll be competing in the World Compact Race. These smaller cars can be a handful, so be ready to hustle!

Now, let's switch gears to some classic American muscle. Get behind the wheel of your Chaparral 2D Race Car '67 and head to the American Events for the All American Championship. This race is all about raw power.

Speaking of American power, if you don't have one already, head to the American Showroom and pick up a Ford GT '05. Once you've got it, take it to the American Events and enter the Stars and Stripes Race. It's a fitting race for an iconic car.

Time to jet over to Europe! First, go buy a Lotus Esprit Sport 350 '00. Once it's in your garage, take it to the Pan Euro Championship. This one's a bit more refined, so smooth driving will be key.

Next up, we're visiting Italy! Head to the Pagani Showroom and snag yourself a Pagani Zonda C12S '00. After that, take it to the European Events and compete in the La Festa Italiano. Enjoy the sound of that engine!

Let's get back to some vintage metal. Go buy an AC Cars 427 S/C '66 and take it straight to the Europe Classic Car League. This car is a legend, so treat it like one on the track.

For a bit of a speedier European challenge, grab your Clio Renault Sport V6 Phase 2 '03. You'll want to take this nimble machine to the Euro Hot Hatch League. These cars are quick and agile, so don't be afraid to push them.

Finally, let's wrap up the European events with something a bit more modern. Get in your Audi Le Mans quattro '03 and head to the European Events for the Schwarzwald Liga B. It's a great car for a challenging track.