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  1. no_snacks

    Tsunami Tsircuit

    by no_snacks
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    Tsunami Tsircuit Fast paced lap race starting in front of Tsunami's in Vinewood. All classes available except for Vans, Utilities and Bicycles. RSC link - https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/UXYt8jecb06D2_0eI3YcFQ#

    Chewy
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  2. no_snacks

    Turn Me On

    by no_snacks
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    Turn Me On Designed as a fast paced slipstreaming race for the Custom Slamvan, so turn on Catch-Up, Slipstream and Customs. For those who don't have a Custom Slamvan, choose the STOCK Dominator. They both perform equally well around this track. There are no braking zones on the track, but you may need to lift off the gas on two corners as the Slamvan has a tendency to lose the back end if you're not careful. Also open to Sports, Sports Classics, Supers, Sedans and Compacts. RSC link - https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/s9JIm1lg3EyFcWBRKIeHAA#

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  3. kernalhogan

    Rocket League: GTA (DELETED)

    by kernalhogan
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    NOT A RACE -- This is designed to play out like a game of Rocket League using a "big orange ball". Still a work in progress, I'm just looking for suggestions to make it work better. Setup as a GTA race to access the boost pickups. I'm unsure if allowing weapons is a good idea, it allows for "demolitions" and let's people re-spawn and get more boost. Maybe a no Proxy/Sticky rule would be necessary. Teams have to keep score themselves.(I wanted to make it a Capture so teams could keep score with packages, but the re-spawns and props just wouldn't work.) Whomever wins the Rocket League match should be allowed to finish the race first for maximum payout…

    Squirrel
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  4. JustHatched

    XDBX Runabout 3TC

    by JustHatched

    Third time's a charm in part 3 of the Runabout series. If you've done the orginal then you should now this race forwards and backwards. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/dkjCJlWFQ0SmXG7rWGjz6Q?platformId=11

    Dodge
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  5. Dodge

    Pop's Pills Mini GP

    by Dodge

    DESCRIPTION A short GP style race. Sponsored by Pop's Pills. http://rsg.ms/d10f8ea

    Dodge
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  6. adsyfindlay

    Corner Shop GP

    by adsyfindlay
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    Corner Shop GP Description: Corner shops have a GP to earn some extra money. (Pit lane byt the car wash) RSC Link: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/hH_mg72cDE6519uYjpQINQ

    adsyfindlay
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  7. Dodge

    Surely You Jest

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/775d869 Locked total the Jester in the Sports Class. Available to all Classes.

    Xyon14
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  8. Fido_le_muet

    24h of Rockford Hills

    by Fido_le_muet

    24h of Rockford Hills Hey crew ! Here's a new 24 hours track located in Rockford Hills. It goes around the Rockford Hills City Hall and stretch all the way to Morningwood and the Studios before coming back. Pit lane alongside the main straight. I added some props to make it look like a real racetrack with grandstands at the finish line and at some of the turns. Hope you enjoy it. Feedback is encouraged http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/vZGxkTpUek6Hr5xKNvYvfQ

    Fido_le_muet
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  9. Dodge

    Dodge's Rally Stages

    by Dodge

    A Series of Rally Stages that start at Eclipse Towers. The rest of the Stages all start where the previous one ends. Rally Stage I - http://rsg.ms/1aa7554 Rally Stage II - http://rsg.ms/4f74eb6 Rally Stage III - http://rsg.ms/916c82d Rally Stage IV - http://rsg.ms/e6c8c2c Rally Stage V - http://rsg.ms/26ea12d

    Dodge
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  10. Dodge

    Pitch Black

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/a4c127b This is, without a doubt, the darkest area on the map.

    Dodge
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  11. JustHatched

    Airbase Speedway

    by JustHatched

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/mO6ORNF-nEGKmHBLfDvMIw?platformId=11 Another banked race at Zancudo, this one is bigger in length than XDBX Speedway, features right hand turns instead of left. It's fully functional but I am not 100% sold on how I have it set up prop wise. The banking isn't as steep as the XDBX Speeway, but overall is smoother on the banking and faster.

    JustHatched
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  12. Fooking

    Quinn's Race

    by Fooking
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    My Girlfriend's 7 year old son (Quinn) wanted to make a race. I helped him make this and it worked out pretty good. Point to point, mix of on and off road. http://rsg.ms/4da76d2

    Fooking
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  13. Lann

    Grapeseed Crusader

    by Lann

    Laps around Grapeseed in the Crusader. Alot of off-road and a few jumps in there. Created for the Tour of LS - Rare event. RSC Link

    Lann
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  14. Dodge

    NAMCAR Tracks by Dodge 1 2

    by Dodge

    This section will be a Series of racetracks that are for NAMCAR (National Association for Muscle Car Auto Racing) PS3 NAMCAR Daytona Beach - http://rsg.ms/4d08d04 PS4 ONLY NAMCAR LSIA SuperSpeedway http://rsg.ms/e2b784e NAMCAR Tanaviam SS http://rsg.ms/485bc93 NAMCAR Pillbox Speedway - http://rsg.ms/c81d76e NAMCAR Paleto Speedway - http://rsg.ms/b410f8c NAMCAR Cypress Flats SS - http://rsg.ms/45f1d99 NAMCAR 'Dega Super Spdwy - http://rsg.ms/101b31c NAMCAR Dusty Race Park - http://rsg.ms/a65620b NAMCAR Del Perro Ville - http://rsg.ms/e8a2895 NAMCAR Senora Speedway - http://rsg.ms/e975e95 NAMCAR Sandy S…

    Dodge
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  15. JustHatched

    Grapeseed Hellraisers

    by JustHatched

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/vXWSQ5ixxUKNhdkLtq8R7g Tear up the paved roads and cattle paths around Grapeseed. Beware of props and other racers that may go bump in the night.

    Dodge
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  16. Protocawl

    Jackal's Hide

    by Protocawl

    Jackal's Hide 1.74 mile Lap Race for 1-16 players Locked to: Jackal The Ocelot Jackal doesn't look like it's got sharp claws, but take it for a ride and it'll scratch your eyes out!

    Lann
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  17. Protocawl

    Rally Experience Two

    by Protocawl
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    Rally Experience Two 5.32 mile P2P Land Race for 1-16 players Available vehicle classes: Motorcycles(Sovereign), Muscle, Off-Road(Dune Buggy), Sedans(Warrener), Sports, Sports Classics, Super WRC in San Andreas - Stage 2. (Sedans: Warrener) (Muscle: Dominator, Sabre Turbo, BlackFin) (Sports Classics: JB 700, Stirling GT) (Sports: Sultan, Furore GT) (Super: Bullet, Infernus) (Motorcycles: Sovereign) (Off-Road: Dune Buggy) (Custom versions of previously mentioned cars and custom Massacros and Sultan RSs are also welcome) NB! For the best experience, I strongly advise you to use any of the stock vehicles available OR the custom versions of s…

    Protocawl
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  18. JustHatched

    XDBX Runabout 4Stroke

    by JustHatched

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/bcJV3R1xRkuKQa1UWEUVOw?platformId=11 The 4thn edition of the Runabout's. Same area, yet another way to get around it all. Features quick cross overs and short head on areas just like the original.

    Dodge
    Last reply by Dodge,
  19. JustHatched

    Have you met Jesus?

    by JustHatched

    Sanchez race. It has some difficult (almost trollish) areas but after the 1st lap it shouldn't be so bad but unless you use a bit of control and braking you will die. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/Qtemkq5Z9k6ERYFH97n2JQ

    Beez
    Last reply by Beez,
  20. Pb76

    2 mules 1 cup

    by Pb76

    An 'out-take' from the XDBX rare tour event. Designed to be ran full contact with 'destroy last place' and slipstream ON. Could be fun..... R* link feedback welcome

    Pb76
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  21. kernalhogan

    Dune Quixote (PS4)

    by kernalhogan

    Dizzying course with plenty of dangerous hairpin turns around the base of windmills. EDIT: I've turned this into a lap race, tweaked a few checkpoints, and opened it to the Dune Buggy and the Duneloader. This also unlocks the option to run custom offroad vehicles. Lap times run about 4:50 for the Buggy and 5:50 for the Duneloader. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/RMzGJDEtYUSAmFpRzzI_vQ

    Dodge
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  22. DavidCore89

    Rockford Hills Raceway **Not Ready to be Played**

    by DavidCore89

    Lately I have been really enjoying both racing and creating shorter lap races. They all consist of some short straights, quick corners and will always have at least one chicane. Compacts only. Anyway, here's the race: 'Put your racing skills to the test in this short lap race in the Rockford Hills area consisting of short straights and quick turns. Works best with default settings'. Feedback welcome .

    DavidCore89
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  23. Dodge

    Sound of Silence

    by Dodge

    A race for the Tour of LS: Rare, featuring the Dillitante. http://rsg.ms/5e3e4da Hello darkness, my old friend. I've come to talk to you again.

    Dodge
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  24. Dodge

    Grand National Rally

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/26a2160

    Dodge
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  25. DavidCore89

    King of the Road

    by DavidCore89

    Another 30 player remake. The route and CP's are unchanged. This is my most played race with nearly 850 plays on the PS3 version. The added props to the PS4 creator allowed me to build the race closer to the way I see it in my mind. The props took quite a while to place, but I'm happy with it and I think it's much better than the PS3 version. 'Put your pedal to the metal as you burn rubber in this fast-paced short lap race. Cross the finish line first and you'll be King of the Road... Well, for now at least'. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DavidCore89/games/gtav/jobs/job/a6LRNvBpcEmpSGGopxRPPw?platformId=11 Feedback appreciated…

    zmurko
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