What-if Series: Manufacturers not seen in the Gran Turismo World Finals
Jaguar ha been a bit sporadic inclusion of the main runners in the GT World Series, only making two appearances earlier in 2022, thus the inclusion here. The big cat has more prominence in the fore bearer of the championship, scoring as high as fifth in the championship. Now however, they are a bit lackluster in attendance and race pace. You'd think a supercharged 5.0L V8 would be enticing enough, and does have an advantage of straight-line speed (until update 1.31), but with a chronic under-steer it has been more on the back-foot at more twistier courses on the calendar.
Now neutered like the other Gr.3 cars, it is able to only do 508 BHP (from it's standard or max 552 BHP). The Jaguar has had fast drivers with it before, like the renowned Adam Tapai, but it's not looking great for the British marque. Will fortunes turn around for the next World Finals? Only time, training and a little bit of luck will tell.
