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  1. zmurko

    XDBX GTA races list

    by zmurko

    As requested, this is a list of all crew created land races that have weapons placed for GTA racing. Tracks marked with * are pretty much GTA only tracks or designed to be primarily that. Please help me mark any other tracks that you think I've missed. If your track has weapons placed for GTA and doesn't have a forum topic, it's not on this list! I would appreciate if creators would help with keeping this list updated by simply replying when they create a new track or update their existing ones with GTA weapons. Thank you! 3way 62 * Forum Link RSC Link lap, JustHatched BMX B*dry * Forum Link RSC Link lap, De-Raux, cycles Boneyard Bloodring * Forum Link RS…

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  2. kernalhogan

    Sloppy Seconds

    by kernalhogan

    RSC Link Banger style race on the mud track beside the prison. Contact, catchup, and a sense of humor are recommended for best results. The crossover section proved too bumpy for the Sports rally cars during a playlist. I locked the vehicles to more suitable options, should be a much smoother drive now.

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  3. Lann

    Grand Theft Auto Davis

    by Lann

    Laps with guns, trying out some new props. Should be good to steal any ride you see along the lap. At the end of each lap you will be forced to exit your car and steal a new one. Intended for chaos. Starting on a Bmx. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/ZIpqMm2KU0ezsAGEbIYzsg

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  4. Dodge

    Marina City Race

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/PhQMB8jsHkqFPILVwuvCyA

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  5. Dodge

    Maibatsu MonstroCity

    by Dodge

    0.84 miles PLAYERS 1 to 16 GAME MODE Land Race ROUTE TYPE Laps DESCRIPTION Why drive a small car? Are you a small person? The new SUV Maibatsu Monstrosity guzzles gas and is equipped for crossing arctic tundra! Driving one will make you feel good! Mine's Bigger! VEHICLE CLASSES Compacts, Coupes, Cycles, Motorcycles, Muscle, Off-Road, Sedans, Sports, Sports Classics, SUVs, Utility http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/_gI1ZjUsME2exdXP8IpDRA

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  6. Dodge

    Lombank City GP

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/6ef1a38 Lombank - Our time is your money interested in your interest. Short, High speed track for Compacts primarily.

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  7. Dodge

    Peckerwood GP

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/Qzu1fitmg0Ogm9gCIx-3hg GP race with technical turns

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  8. Dodge

    Holding Pattern

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/3ad675b Should be fun with Contact. And maybe 1st Person.

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  9. Dodge

    Crastenburgring

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/1842466 Cleverly nicknamed, The Gray Hell, due to its not so luscious urban background. This track bears no resemblence to any other track known world wide for being the bar by which all racetracks are measured. Its just a funny name.

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  10. Lann

    Noodle Exchange

    by Lann

    http://rsg.ms/6073d8e https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/oapF4Y2OIEqFItuPLJbG6A Updated july 30 2023.

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  11. Dodge

    DisObey

    by Dodge

    2.78 miles PLAYERS 1 to 16 GAME MODE Land Race ROUTE TYPE Laps DESCRIPTION Lap race around Central and South LS. For Coupes. VEHICLE CLASSES Compacts, Coupes, Cycles, Motorcycles, Muscle, Sedans, Vans http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/ZwdD1akfF0arxnCDioQj6A

    Dodge
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  12. Dodge

    Rockfordring (formerly Formula Gauntlet)

    by Dodge

    A track for Super car Formula Racing. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/nRyO84rO7ECVYyLnbii5QA?platformId=2

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  13. Lann

    Perfect Picture Drive RX

    by Lann

    New name and video as i have made alot of (small) changes. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/1RF08I-YDEGbXR5l9lHElw

    Lann
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  14. Lann

    Go-Quartz

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/sLElpKzuFkG0ei7d1obSFw Lap race around Davis Quartz for the Go-Karts (asphalt). Players: 1 to 30 Game Mode: Stunt Race Route Type: Laps Route Length: 1.11 Kilometers

    Lann
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  15. Lann

    BMX Running DM

    by Lann

    Type: Bike race Mode: GTA Players: 30 Consider dropping that BMX to run with a bigger gun. Intended as a ride, run and gun death match. GTA mode with owned weapons. Moving between the cp's will be alot easier on foot, but alot harder with everyone shooting at you. Tony Hawk or Tony Montana, the choice is yours. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/MHM1yz8af0G_QgQ6PMyN6g

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  16. Lann

    That European 70s Show

    by Lann

    No AC, no safety, nothing electric other than the cassette player. Nebula vs Glendale vs Weevil. A lap is about 1:20 A short race combining these cars from 3 different classes, you will end up in one of them with no way to switch. (1/3 of the players in each). Cleaned the streets of poles, but left it open to silly contact fun. No apex props or such, just Mirror park. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/HMTU3eMqukeov4Td9lLDFg

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  17. Skorpion

    Up Your Alley

    by Skorpion

    UP YOUR ALLEY Max. Players: 30 Default Laps: 3 Average Lap Time: 1m:15s Time of Day: Night Weather: Current Traffic: Off Published: 23 July 2021 Last Updated: 15 August 2021 DESCRIPTION Recreation of the tuner race to allow 1 to 30 players. Note that one of the shortcuts from the original isn't in this due to a solid fence that can't be removed. OVERVIEW Created for XDBX Crew Challenge 241. A recreation of the tuner race by R* that allows 1 to 30 players. Note that one of the shortcuts from the original isn't in this due to a solid fence that can't be removed. Update: Repositioned some CPs and added in some secondary CPs…

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  18. djw180

    Stoner Rally Cross

    by djw180

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/B18Lj9mvPE-u-S4N5Exelw Rally Cross track with joker lap and viewing platform (GTA mode required). Restricted to rally type cars in Sports, Sports Classic, Compacts, Sedans (Warrener only) and SUVs (Rebla only). Video shows route to viewing platform, standard lap then the joker section. Laps should take ~ 60s, ~ 5s extra with the joker (go through stunt tube at CP5, rather than straight on, to 2ndry CP6)

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  19. Lann

    Speedos RX

    by Lann

    Put your speedos back on and get out if the water, its time to race. A lap is actually sub 45 in the Issi Sport like a good quartermile on foot. You can go to the big beachtower to spectate from the roof, just park your car at the garages. Link: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/JvMAooPoik2zu6kYp_7ckw

    Lann
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  20. Lann

    Zancudo Green

    by Lann

    Short rally lap with joker lap (orange), pit stop (yellow) and a spectators area overlooking the track. A minute lap. 30 players. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/jsYLLE7GYkax88W1bISnaw

    Lann
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  21. Dodge

    Liquor Hole .63

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/xbnRtbhc_EOiz5P_uBiY2g A .63 mile lap race around Central LSC.

    Dodge
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  22. Lann

    Grand Senora Desert Rally

    by Lann

    Built for contact. 30 players. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/p1g-7cjCkUikQ5GoIXP4vQ

    Lann
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  23. Lann

    OWR - East LS Street F1

    by Lann

    This is my first and maybe only OWR creation. I used 200 props and removed 40 fixtures. I was going to make a simple circuit on wide streets, and I almost stuck to the plan. I changed my mind due to how boring i find these cars to behave. I wanted a wide track for contact, but ended up with some more narrow parts so one at least need to consider letting go of the gas. I think the track would work well with 30 players contact. Now I am going to buy that new open wheel car to see how much fun it is. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/WjeZgG7vn02SuzswafpATA Do we need a new sub for OWR? They are found in Races in game menu.

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  24. Eser1985

    Grotti Airways

    by Eser1985
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    Welcome to Grotti Airways, a fast flowing race at Los Santos International Airport. Sponsored by Grotti. Track link: Grotti Airways

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  25. Eser1985

    Baytree Rally

    by Eser1985
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    Welcome to Baytree Rally. This rally race will keep you focused on all sections of the track. Don't forget to use your eyes and your brakes or you will be sorry! Vehicles restricted. Sponsored by Jackal Racing. Track link: Baytree Rally

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