Motorland

Motorland (known as Motor Sports Land II in the Japanese and Chinese versions of GT4) is a fictional small race track that appears in Gran Turismo 4, Tourist Trophy and Gran Turismo PSP. It also appears in Gran Turismo 5, but as a hidden track.
==Events featuring Motorland==
===Gran Turismo 4===
Beginner Events
*FR Challenge (reversed); 4 Laps - Race 5
*Lightweight K Cup; 4 Laps - Race 1
Extreme Events
*Polyphony Digital Cup (reversed); 19 Laps - Race 6
Japanese Events
*Japanese 70's Classics (reversed); 4 Laps - Race 4
One Make Races
*Daihatsu Copen Race; 3 Laps - Race 2
*Daihatsu Midget II Race (reversed); 4 Laps - Race 1
*Honda Type R Meeting (reversed); 10 Laps - Race 4
*MG Festival; 4 Laps - Race 4
*Peugeot 206 Cup (reversed); 8 Laps - Race 3
*Suzuki K Cup; 4 Laps - Race 3
==Gallery==
Motor Sports Land II.png|thumb|The course logo as it appears in Japanese and Chinese versions of the game.
Motorland Logo.png|thumb|The course logo as it appears in Western, Korean and Online versions of the game, as well in all versions of Tourist Trophy and GTPSP.
==Trivia==
*When racing around Motorland in reverse, AI cars will sometimes accidentally enter the pit lane due to running wide at high speeds.
*In the Korean version of the game, the course name is Motor Sports Land II, but it uses Motorland course logo. A similar behavior also exists in the Japanese Online Test Version, but only in Arcade Mode course selection.
**The track's alternate name is a reference to Motor Sports Land, a small track from GT2.
*The track's internal name is "kashiwa", making no reference to either it's Japanese GT4 or international name.
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