GT5 Track List Leaked?

We did the whole wind up your arse rumour thing when it surfaced last month, but now someone else is having a go at the rumour mill – this time being a little bit more specific than waxing lyrical about skypaths and birdtamers: Gran Turismo 5, says Sylphee, will have 600 cars, rally modes, 16 player online and 94 tracks, which are listed below.

Belgium:

• Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
• Circuit Zolder

China:

• The Shanghai International Circuit

France

• Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans)
• Magny-Cours

Germany:

• Hockenheimring
• Nürburgring
• Nordschleife

Italy:

• Monza
• Imola

Japan:

• Fuji Speedway (80s, 90s, F, GT versions)
• Suzuka Circuit (GP, East, West)
• Twin Ring Motegi (Road, East, West, Speedway)
• Tsukuba Circuit

Monaco:

• Circuit de Monaco

Portugal:

• Estoril

Spain:

• Jerez
• Valencia

UK:

• Brands Hatch
• Silverstone Circuit
• Top Gear Test Track

USA:

• Daytona International Speedway (Road, Speedway)
• Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
• Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Oval, GP)
• Infineon Raceway (Sports, Stock)

Imaginary circuits in real places:

• Hong Kong
• Paris, George V
• Paris, Opera
• Citta di Aria (Assisi)
• Costa di Amalfi (Capri)
• Tokyo, Route 246
• Seoul
• Madrid
• Eiger Nordwand (Kleine Scheidegg, Bern)
• London (Short, Long)
• El Capitan (Yosemite National Park, California)
• Las Vegas Drag Strip
• New York
• Seattle

Imaginary circuits:

• High Speed Ring
• Apricot Hill
• Autumn Ring
• Deep Forest Raceway
• Grand Valley Speedway
• East Section
• Speedway
• Midfield Raceway
• Driving Park
• Beginner Course
• Motorland
• Test Course
• Trial Mountain
• Clubman Stage Route 5
• Special Stage Route 5
• Special Stage Route 11

Rally circuit in real places:

• Chamonix
• Tahiti
• Swiss Alps
• Cathedral Rocks (Yosemite National Park, California)
• Grand Canyon

Update: well, it appears the list was stolen ad verbatim from a GAF post a month earlier.  List debunked.