Gran Turismo Red Bull X2014 Junior

aspiration

NA (Naturally Aspirated)

Group

Gr.X

Displacement

2,000 cc

DriveTrain

MR

Height

1,000 mm

Length

4,399 mm

Weight

550 kg

Width

1,824 mm

Max Power

246 BHP / 8,500 rpm

Max Torque

23.0 kgfm / 7,500 rpm

Performance Point

PP 714.00

Manufacturer

Gran Turismo

Gran Turismo Red Bull X2014 Junior: The Ultimate Vision of Lightweight Speed

The Gran Turismo Red Bull X2014 Junior is a cutting-edge, fictional racing car developed exclusively for the acclaimed Gran Turismo series, particularly Gran Turismo 6 and Gran Turismo 7. Born from the visionary collaboration between Kazunori Yamauchi (the creator of Gran Turismo) and Adrian Newey, the legendary Formula One aerodynamicist at Red Bull Racing, the X2014 Junior carries the DNA of pure performance and innovation. It is designed to showcase the next evolutionary step for open-wheel racing, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in virtual motorsports.

The X2014 Junior is a more accessible variant of the outrageous X2014 series, stripped of some of its more extreme aerodynamic elements to create a balanced, lightweight single-seater that focuses on driver skill rather than just raw power and downforce. Featuring a naturally aspirated 2.0-litre V6 engine that delivers approximately 250 horsepower to a svelte, aerodynamically optimized chassis, the X2014 Junior delivers precise handling, quick acceleration, and incredible responsiveness. Its well-balanced design makes it a favorite among sim racers seeking a pure, competitive driving experience comparable to Formula 3 in the real world.

While the Red Bull X2014 Junior is fictional and does not compete in real-life racing series, it has become legendary within the Gran Turismo esports community. Its inclusion in various championships and online events has further established its cult status, giving both amateur and professional sim racers the chance to master a machine designed purely in pursuit of the driving ideal. Its impact stretches beyond mere statistics, serving as a proof of concept for the limitless potential of virtual car design and as an inspiration for the future direction of high-performance open-wheel racing both in games and, possibly, in reality.