Gran Turismo 6 - Career Mode Walkthrough Part 90 - GT World Championship + Ending Credits

This is part 90 of my GT6 career mode playthrough. This is a very big episode for a number of reasons. For one, last event for the International A class before it's time for our very last set of license tests, the Super license or just "S" for short. The event is huge in terms of meaningfulness, the prestigious Gran Turismo World Championship, or GT World Championship for short. Another popular event name going all the way back to the first GT game. It's a grueling 5-race championship tournament on 5 of the most challenging tracks in the world with mostly Le Mans prototype race cars making up the field. And you'll need one yourself just to be able to compete for the win. Furthermore it's also the very last multiple race championship tournament in the entire game as there's no more after this finally. And although this isn't the last event in the game as this walkthrough will stretch on to over 100 parts long, it is the last event before you unlock the game's ending credits which automatically plays upon winning the tournament. And to further magnify this event's importance, this event has it's own unique theme song completely separate from all the other IA class events. As all events for an event class have their own theme song, with "SURV1V3" by Daiki Kasho serving as the IA class theme. But this event specifically has the Gran Turismo 5 version of "Moon Over The Castle" for it's theme, a very iconic song in the GT franchise with different iterations of it appearing throughout pretty much the whole GT franchise, setting the mood very well for GT6's last & most important championship tournament. Completing this event also unlocks this song as well as the version featured in the prologue for GT5, and the song played in the ending credits, "We Are One" also by Daiki Kasho, adding them to the soundtrack list to be played during future races. Not surprisingly, between all 5 races and the ending credits, this will be the longest video in the entire playthrough at over an hour and 10 minutes. But I guess it's only fitting for this event's importance. After more than 6½ months, this playthrough's finally reaching the beginning of the end now. UPDATE: Unfortunately, I had to have certain parts of the video muted as certain bits got copyright claimed that blocked the whole video nearly worldwide. Including the United States even, which makes up nearly half my content's total watch time according to YouTube's stats, and I can't have that. Hopefully you'll understand as this is a lot better than not being able to watch the video at all. Seriously the list of countries it was blocked in was so massive, the bigger question was "what countries did it NOT get blocked in?" Thankfully none now that I’ve gotten this resolved.