The GRID 2 DLC ends on the easiest note possible, with the Classic Grid Pack adding 2 final trophies to the overall GRID 2 trophy list, and they couldn't be easiesr to earn.
The pack adds 2 new cars (The Pagani Zonda Revolucion and the Koenigsegg CCGT), and both trophies require you to win an event in each one. An eliminator event for the Pagani, and a drift event for the Koenigsegg.
There are no requirements to win the events online either, as there were with the previous DLC packs, so you can just create a custom event within the Single Player timeline, set the field, difficulty and track and then just make sure you win. It should take no longer than 10 minutes to secure both trophies and complete the package.
If you want to make extra sure, just choose the lowest number of competitors and set the AI difficulty to "Very Easy". Incredibly simple.
In the same way the Bathurst Track Pack added 4 new trophies to the set, the Spa-Francorchamps Track Pack closely follows suit, and (almost) replicates the exact same 4 trophies for it's own offering.
To be more exact, 2 of the 4 trophies in this package are awarded for the exact same requirements as before, including reaching a maximum speed limit on the new Spa map and setting a specific lap time on the new Spa map, both of which are relatively straight-foward.
Despite the other 2 trophies in the pack being slightly different within their requirements, they're still just as easy to unlock, requiring you to pull of a 300,000 point drift, and venture online with the aim of completing an endurance event on the Spa map.
Just on that subject, the "Staying the Distance" trophy, awarded for completing an online Endurance race at Spa-Francorchamps, might require you to stick around for a while in an empty lobby awaiting a match at this point in the game's lifespan, but will merely require you to just complete the race once you've found a suitable opponent. To suggest that's about how tough this package gets, pretty much sums it up.
