Cards & Components

Boards, tiles, dashboards, dice and tokens used by the GT race and its modules.

Boards

Face	What it does	Rule
To be added — Pit Stop tile face	Lets a car repair, change tires or do both.	Pit Stops
To be added — dashboards by car class, tire and weather	Determine dice availability and the Loss of Control limit.	Dice
	GT6 dashboard — shows the Sunny-side dice supply and the Loss of Control threshold for each gear and track danger level. Dashboard. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
To be added — six Driver cards	Identify each driver color and their dashboard/car parts.	Setup
To be added — Championship, Team Challenge and World Tour track tiles	Add marked cross-tile routes, wider lanes, intersections and named circuits.	Championship
To be added — Kickstarter Bridge tile	Crosses two sections of track without a movement rule change.	Adrenaline Pack

Cards

The base rules list six driver cards. No separate playing-card deck appears in the core component list. The AI Dashboard and ready-to-play circuit aids are community reference sheets, not cards in the standard box.

Tiles

Face	What it does	Rule
	Track tile 116a — part of the modular circuit; its printed corner speed and dotted-line restrictions apply when cars enter or leave those spaces. Corners and traffic. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
	Track tile 116b — the paired face has its own corner and dotted-line limits. The publisher’s paired illustration partly overlaps this side’s left edge; check that obscured edge against the physical component. Corners and traffic. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
To be added — the other 30 double-sided core track tiles (60 faces)	Form the rest of the modular route; printed speed limits, dotted lines and hazards affect movement and crashes.	Corners and traffic
To be added — Championship and World Tour marked tile faces	Extend spaces across tile seams for the official circuit layouts.	Championship
To be added — Team Challenge wider-lane, intersection and double-grid tile faces	Support wider fields, Figure 8 circuits and Pursuit.	Team Challenge

Tokens & pieces

Face	What it does	Rule
To be added — 48 Gear markers	Track each car’s speed and whether it has taken its turn this round.	Round order
	Focus token (160 identical pieces) — earned by going Flat Out; spend tokens to secure dice during one-by-one rolls. Solo time-trial scoring also subtracts one second per token retained. Focus tokens. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
	Oil token — marks the crash space after a Loss of Control draws one Gear, Coast or Brake damage token; cars crossing it must respect speed 1. Oil and debris. Kickstarter render from the Jeux Synapses Games publisher media kit.
	Debris token — marks a crash space after two or more Gear, Coast or Brake damage tokens are drawn; each car crossing gains a hazard. Oil and debris. Kickstarter render from the Jeux Synapses Games publisher media kit.
To be added — 42 Damage tokens	Reduce a die type, change weather, impose a yellow flag or have no effect.	Loss of Control
To be added — round marker and damage bag	Track alternating rounds; draw crash results from the bag.	Damage
	Six black Gear dice, numbered 1–6 — move one space and set the car’s speed.	Gear dice. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
	Two white Coast dice — move one space without changing speed.	Coast dice. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
	Three red Brake dice — combine with a Gear die to skip gears and reduce speed in one space.	Brake dice. Image: Jeux Synapses Games
To be added — Adrenaline Pack soft-tire wear marker, Danger tokens and Sisu tokens	Change grip over time, add hazards to opponents, or cancel hazards once.	Adrenaline Pack
To be added — Team Challenge special cars, dashboards, gear markers and tiles	Support up to 12 cars and special intersection or pursuit tracks.	Team Challenge
To be added — GT4 and GT5 dashboards	Provide separate car-class dice and hazard limits.	GT4 and GT5
To be added — Endurance time, fuel, damage, tire and fatigue markers	Track long-race resources in the fan-made module.	Endurance

Icons

No standalone icon-key face is provided in the rulebook. The dashboard’s gear, weather, hazard and tire symbols are part of its printed face and are shown on the dashboard.