Tourist Trophy

Contents

• Quirks and Features
• The Bikes
  • Complete Bike List
  • Bikes By Type
  • Prize Bikes
  • Useful Bikes
• The Events
  • Track List
  • Licenses
  • Challenge Mode
  • Challenges By Manufacturer
  • Race Events
• Gameplay
  • Getting Started
  • Example Walkthrough
  • Arcade Mode
  • Time Trial
• Miscellaneous Notes

1. Acquire all 4 of your licenses.
2. Acquire 13 of the 14 bikes listed. For Bike #4, if you can get all Gold for the Novice license, go with the Honda CB400SS RM; otherwise, go with the Yamaha SR400 RM.
3. Use the acquired bikes to do the events listed in the "Useful For" column. The events can be done in pretty much any order since you already have all the necessary bikes.
4. For 100% game completion, check all the medals in Race Events and redo any races that aren't Gold. Then, go to Challenge Mode and win all of the challenges that haven't already been won.

1. Choose a language. The choices are: English, French, German, Italian, or Spanish.
2. Create Game Data. Assuming the inserted memory card has at least 1475KB free space, you'll need to press [OK] on the "Create Game Data now?" dialog if you want to be able to do Tourist Trophy mode; otherwise, you'll be limited to Arcade mode.
3. Type a display name. The name you specify will show up on your licenses on the Status screen. As far as I can tell, there is no way to change this name later.
4. Set the rider's height. You can set this to your own height if you want; otherwise, the default height (175 cm) should be okay. If you want to change this height later, you can press [START] from your Garage.
5. Set your global options. From the Main Menu, go to Options and set your preferences. You can turn off BGM (BackGround Music) in the Sound section, and change the units in the Units section. In the Misc section, you can minimize wear 'n' tear on your memory card by setting Auto-save to "Restricted"; just remember to save the game manually before shutting down the PS2.
6. Exit the Options page. The startup menu includes 2 modes to choose from: Arcade Mode and Tourist Trophy Mode. If you're not familiar with the Gran Turismo series, you can use Arcade Mode to learn some of the bikes and tracks. Otherwise, choose Tourist Trophy Mode. While on a bike, you can change the camera view by pressing [SELECT].

1. Since the bikes that can be acquired without a license won't get you very far, the first thing you'll need to do to get off to a decent start is to get at least your Novice license.
2. Go to Challenge Mode, find the Yamaha TZR250SPR '95 and Suzuki GSX-R 750 '05, and then win the challenges to win the bikes. Then, go to your Garage, and switch (Change) to the TZR250SPR. While still in your Garage, go to Settings, switch to Set B, press Edit, scroll right to Exhaust, and then change it to 'Sports'. Then, go to Race Events and do the events below using the TZR250SPR for Event 1 and the GSX-R 750 for Events 2-4.

   1.	Street Machine Cup: Stage 1	Street bikes under 250cc
   2.	Street Machine Cup: Stage 2	Street bikes under 750cc
   3.	Street Machine Cup: Stage 3	Street bikes under 1000cc
   4.	Street Machine Cup: Stage 4	Street bikes unlimited

3. At this stage, you're pretty much done with Street bikes since the rest of the events will be for Racing bikes. So, go to Challenge Mode, press the [All] button (upper right of the screen), and then do the last 3 challenges that you're eligible for, in the green N section; these will be the Yamaha TMAX RM '05, the Yamaha SR400 RM '05, and the Yamaha TZ125 '03. Then, do the events below using each bike in turn. Note that all of these are Championships (as opposed to Single Races) and you can use the Qualification Run (2nd item in the Race menu) to practice and/or to test setups.

   7.	TMAX Cup	Yamaha TMAX RM only
   21.	TT Classic Series *	Honda CB400 SS RM or Yamaha SR400 RM
   10.	125cc Competition Model Series	Yamaha TZ125 only

   * If you have any trouble winning Event #21 using the Yamaha SR400 RM, try this: Go to Settings, switch to Set B, go to Drivetrain, set Auto Settings to 2 and set Final to 3.300.
4. Switch to the Yamaha FZR400 RM '86 that you won in Event #7 (the TMAX Cup) and use it to do the events below. For Race 2 of Event #5 (Super Speedway in the Sunday Cup), the default settings should be fine; for all other races, I used Set B with the following settings: Brakes 3/4, Tires Medium/Hard, Drivetrain Auto 2 with Final at 3.200. If you have any trouble winning Event #9, skip to Step 7.

   5.	Sunday Cup	Racing bikes under 750cc
   9.	80's Heroes Series	1980's Racing bikes under 400cc

5. If you won Event #9, you now own one of the best bikes in the game. Switch to the Trick*Star ZX-10R Suzuka8H '05 and use it to do the events below.

   6.	Clubman Cup	Racing bikes unlimited
   17.	Heavyweight Series	Racing bikes over 900cc
   22.	TT World Series	Racing bikes unlimited
   23.	Special Machine Festival	Suzuka8H Racing bikes

6. Do the events below using previously-acquired prize bikes. Switch to the Kawasaki Z1000 RM '05 for Event #16, and switch to the Suzuki GSX 1100S Katana F.E. RM '00 for Event #20.

   16.	Monster Series	Specific Racing bikes over 999cc
   20.	Nostalgic Festival *	Specific nostalgic Racing bikes

   * For Races 1 and 3, I used the default settings but, for Race 2, I used Set B with the following: Brakes 3/6, Tires S/M, Drivetrain Auto 2 and Final 3.200.
7. At this stage, there are a few other previously-acquired prize bikes that are eligible for other undone events, but they're not the ideal bikes you'd choose if you had a choice. Since you've already done pretty much everything that can be done with only a Novice license, now would be a good time to go back to Licence School and get your Junior license. But, since the Junior license won't open up as much gameplay as the Novice license did, it's probably a good idea to get your Expert license as well. You'll also need a Super license at some point, and you can either get it in this step or get it later.
8. Go to Challenge Mode and win a Honda NSR250R SE RM '93, a Yamaha TZ250 '03, and a Yamaha RZV500R RM '84. Then, do the events below using each bike in turn.

   8.	2-Stroke Series	Specific 2-stroke Racing bikes
   11.	250cc Competition Model Series	Yamaha TZ250 only
   19.	2-Stroke Legend Series	Specific 1980's 2-stroke Racing bikes

9. Go back to Challenge Mode and win a Suzuki GSX-R 600 RM '05 and a Buell Firebolt XB12R RM '05. Then, do the events below using each bike in turn.

   12.	Supersports 600	Specific Racing bikes under 650cc
   14.	Master Of Eagles	Buell Firebolt XB12R RM only

10. If you haven't yet acquired your Super license, do so now. Then, go to Challenge Mode and win a BMW Motorrad K1200R RM '05 and a Ducati 999R RM '05. Then, do the first event using the BMW and do the last 2 events using the Ducati.

    15.	K1200R Cup	BMW Motorrad K1200R RM only
    13.	Superbike 1000	Racing bikes under 1000cc
    18.	Euro Star Series	European Racing bikes

11. At this stage, 100% game completion is basically just a matter of making sure that all races in Race Events are Gold, and then going to Challenge Mode to win all of the challenges that haven't already been won.