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Complete Gran Turismo 7 Menu Books 25-29: European Championship, Ford, Chevrolet, and Pan-American Championship guides.

Menu Book 25: European Championship

Finish 3rd or higher in the championship. This event features 3 rounds with no PP (Performance Points) limit, though a suggested 600 PP is recommended, and requires road cars from Europe. Clearing this championship unlocks Colorado Springs.

1. Round 1: Dragon Trail Gardens (3 laps)
2. Round 2: Autodromo Monza (3 laps)
3. Round 3: Nurburgring GP (3 laps)

• Cash prize (race win): Cr 30,000
• Cash prize (championship): Cr 60,000
• Clear reward: Unlock Colorado Springs

The competition is similar to the European Clubman Cup 600. Beauvois in the AMG C 63 S (576 PP) is your likely main rival. Be aware that the Nurburgring race may be a damp or wet race.

The prize cards for this championship include a Chevrolet Corvette '63, Dodge Challenger, and Ford Focus RS. The Focus RS is the fastest of the three, but will be obtained in the next menu book, making the other two preferable to win.

Menu Book 26: Ford

Acquire 3 specific Ford cars: Ford Focus RS '18, Ford GT '06, and Ford F-150 SVT Raptor '11. The clear reward for this menu book is unlocking Special Stage Route X.

The corresponding race series is the Pick-up Truck Race, with no PP limit and a suggested 450 PP. This race is limited to the Toyota Tundra TRD Pro '19 or the Ford F-150 SVT Raptor '11.

1. Colorado Springs (3 laps): Prize Cr 30,000 cash and a Ford F-150. This may be your first dirt race.
2. Daytona Tri-Oval (5 laps): Prize Cr 30,000 cash and a Ford GT.
3. Willow Springs Big Willow (3 laps): Prize Cr 30,000 cash and a Ford Focus RS.

It is recommended to buy the Tundra and win the F-150 at Colorado Springs first, then use either truck in the other races. Daytona is doable with a stock F-150 but requires slipstream battles.

Menu Book 27: Chevrolet

Acquire 3 Chevrolet Corvette cars: Corvette C7 '14, Corvette Convertible (C3) '69, and Corvette ZR-1 (C4) '89. The clear reward is a 4-star roulette ticket.

The corresponding race series is the American Clubman Cup 700, with no PP limit and restricted to road cars from the USA.

1. Daytona Road Course (4 laps): Prize Cr 30,000 cash and a Corvette ZR-1.
2. Raceway Laguna Seca (5 laps): Prize Cr 30,000 cash and a Corvette Convertible.
3. Special Stage Route X (1 lap): Prize Cr 15,000 cash and a Corvette C7.

Special Stage Route X is a 30km track requiring a car with high top speed (at least 350 kmh/218 mph) and long gear ratios. You can tune a muscle car or the Ford GT for this. For the other races, especially Laguna Seca, a car that handles corners better is needed.

Menu Book 28: Get a Wide-Body American Car

The clear reward for this menu book is unlocking Interlagos. To complete this, you need to acquire and install a wide-body custom part on a road car from the USA. Wide-body parts are available in the maintenance and servicing shop. Note that any existing custom parts you owned for the car you wide body will have to be rebought afterwards.

Menu Book 29: Pan-American Championship

Finish 3rd or higher in the championship. This event has 3 rounds with no PP limit, though a suggested 700 PP is recommended, and requires road cars from the USA. The clear reward is a 4-star roulette ticket.

1. Round 1: Blue Moon Bay Speedway (6 laps)
2. Round 2: Daytona Road Course (5 laps)
3. Round 3: Autodromo Interlagos (5 laps)

• Cash prize (race win): Cr 35,000
• Cash prize (championship): Cr 70,000
• Clear reward: 4 star roulette ticket

The AI in this championship often use tuned cars. A car with approximately 650 PP is likely winnable, though the Blue Moon race can be challenging at this level if your car is tuned for corners rather than straights. Rivals like Portilla, Fraga, and Solis are of similar strength.

The prize cars are the 911 Carrera RS CS, 911 GT3 '01, and 911 GT3 '09. All are good prizes, with the GT3 models being faster in stock trim, and the Carrera Clubsport having more collector's value.