Gran Turismo 7: Grinding and earning credits - Blue Moon Bay Speedway Gran Turismo 7 guide, tips

This guide page for Gran Turismo 7 tells you how to earn credits on the Blue Moon Bay Speedway. We have described the grind for Blue Moon Bay with rewards.

Last update: 08 April 2022

On this page of the Gran Turismo 7 guide you'll find a description of one of the money-making techniques available in the game. We advise you on how to grind the Blue Moon Bay Speedway, one of the game's oval tracks. The technique we prepared will let you earn up to 52,500 credits for a single race.

• Blue Moon Bay - Unlocking and choosing a race to grind
• Grinding Blue Moon Bay for credits

Blue Moon Bay - Unlocking and choosing a race to grind

This method is slightly different from those on other pages of the chapter. Instead of grinding a single race, you must grind the Pan-American Championship. It's first unlocked along with Menu 29 and can be freely replayed later on.

The first race of the championship takes place on Blue Moon Bay Speedway.

Grinding Blue Moon Bay for credits

The race has two basic requirements:

1. You must be using a road car, therefore all racing cars are banned.
2. Your vehicle must also originate from USA. This means it must be of any American brand.

We recommend using the:

1. Ford GT '06 - obtainable in Menu 26 so you don't have to buy it. Still, we recommend tuning it to improve its performance, which is already good by default.
2. Dodge SRT Tomahawk S VGT - This is the fastest road car in the game, but unfortunately it costs 1,000,000 credits. The Tomahawk comes in several varieties so make sure you choose the right one, as other models are banned from the championship.

Blue Moon Bay is an oval track, so using a car with high maximum speed will let you finish the race faster:

1. Ford GT should be able to complete the race in around 4:30-4:40.
2. Tomahawk S should be able to complete the race in around 4 minutes.

Avoid colliding with other cars during the race and wait for good opportunities to take the lead if necessary. Remember to hit the brakes before sharper turns and avoid hitting the outer wall, as you may end up losing the clean race bonus.

The standard payout for winning the race is 35,000 credits, increased to 52,500 credits with the clean race bonus.

The game will force you to start the next race, but after loading the second track simply cancel the championship and restart it, going through the Blue Moon Bay Speedway race again and earning even more credits.