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  1. ErnYoung

    Four Strokes Above Par - an off road motorcycle race

    by ErnYoung
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    Four Strokes Above Par - an off road motorcycle race Enduro motorcycle race on the golf course. 2 Lap non contact 2-30 players Locked to Sanchez http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/dsJ9YZfLiUmnE83Hfj6iZA My goal was to make an enjoyable track that took advantage of the features of the golf course without adding props. The result is a wide open course with some nice jumps and a few tight turns. You can almost smell the ripped up grass. Play well and please provide feedback, Ernie

    Beez
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  2. DeaD_GooN

    Disasterpiece V

    by DeaD_GooN

    Welp, here we go again. Same shit, different area. There's so much in this area to work with. I didn't have enough CPs. There may be another one here soon. Let me know if something needs to be tweaked. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DeaD_GooN/games/gtav/jobs/job/nAasIOpaJUGsckE2gHbYLg?platformId=2

    Beez
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  3. Pb76

    Enjoy the silence

    by Pb76

    DESCRIPTION You'll need 3 things to come out on top here......skill, focus and a fully charged battery. Lap race around Vinewood Hills after dark, electric vehicles only. Enjoy the silence. Not sure this area works (too narrow) for a race which I intended to be ran full contact, need a racer's opinion...... Anyhoo, rockstar link Any and all feedback appreciated.

    Pb76
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  4. Dodge

    Fort Zancudo GP

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/042b222

    Dodge
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  5. Dodge

    Alleys and Azzholes

    by Dodge

    I have no idea how this one never got a Forum Thread. But it's now on PS4. http://rsg.ms/5a7eedf

    Dodge
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  6. Squirrel

    Compact Crossover

    by Squirrel

    Four crossovers plus the hairpin of death. Run with contact on if you dare. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/squirrelarmy/games/gtav/jobs/job/XRwP61c3n0WTj9uM_GZx9w?platformId=11

    Squirrel
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  7. LN-MLB

    Raton Canyon Raceway

    by LN-MLB

    Raton Canyon Raceway Description: Leave your bicycles at home and experience the scenic views of Raton Canyon and Cassidy Creek the way the good old boys of Blaine County do it. No super or sports cars allowed--this lap race is for muscle cars, off-road, and vans (trucks) only. Remember to turn both catchup and slipstream off. Non-contact is best, and please leave your Sanchez at home with your other bikes if you decide to race off-road. Type: Land Race - Laps Default Number of Laps: 2 Default Class: Muscle (Off-road and Vans can also be used) Unavailable Classes: All except for Muscle, Off-Road, and Vans …

    LN-MLB
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  8. adsyfindlay

    LomBank GP

    by adsyfindlay

    LomBank GP Note: The Job actually holds 25 players however this option wasn't available in the tags, i wanted to make this for more players but the starting grid wouldn't allow it. Description: After all the recent Heists, the Bank's are worried, they want they're money transported as quickly and safely from point A to point B. However they need fast drivers so they have set up a GP track to find the fastest drivers in Los Santos, could you make it through this thorough test and get that dream driving job... The pay is good? Video of track: Rockstar Social Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/biMN_Ex_z0KY8Ymv0…

    Dodge
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  9. G37

    MW Insecurity

    by G37

    Clever title if I do say so myself. I suppose you could think of this as my first "sequel" of any kind without the numerical indicator of such. This is also my first "technical" track really of any kind. It's not something I'm used to designing and took quite a bit of time to come up with an original route in a difficult area. Honestly, I spent as much time if not more getting all of the prop builds as smooth and tightly knit as possible so I hope it shows. The result is actually something I'm partial to. All 100 props have been used along with all 20 Dynamic Props (don't worry, no tricker spots where you might explode). It was barely enough, had to make it work. This…

    Dodge
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  10. ScottyB

    Sharkies Street Circuit

    by ScottyB

    A fast and technical GP style circuit in the shape of a shark, and also promoting shark cards! How can it not get verified? http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/cRj_PKGjoUWXkGMEhx1LyQ

    Dodge
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  11. Lann

    DB Docks

    by Lann

    Wanted to add something to the XDBX Christmas and birthday spirit. Its quite fast, but you need to stay on track. RSC link: http://rsg.ms/27a56d0

    Dodge
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  12. JustHatched

    SNT 500

    by JustHatched
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    The fastest dirt racing in GTA, banked corners at the horse track. Capable of using 30 cars. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/OMk2WHPWvUS_LS5DkXA1ZQ?platformId=11

    Guest
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  13. Skorpion

    San Chianski Sunrise

    by Skorpion

    SAN CHIANSKI SUNRISE Max. Players: 30 Off-Road (Customs unavailable) Default Laps: 2 Average Lap Time: 3m:00s Time of Day: Morning Weather: Clear Traffic: On Published: 10 November 2015 Last Updated: 20 November 2016 DESCRIPTION There's no better way to spend the morning than racing in the San Chianski Mountain Ranges. OVERVIEW Off road racing isn't always about speed, but is always about control. This a challenging but easy to follow race, recommended for larger off-road vehicles. Includes solid fencing to "catch" cars over-shooting in some sections. Note: Due to changing tides, fences in water do not guarantee you will not drown…

    Skorpion
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  14. Skorpion

    Sandy Enduro

    by Skorpion

    SANDY ENDURO Max. Players: 30 Default Laps: 2 Average Lap Time: 5m:30s Time of Day: Current Weather: Current Traffic: Off Published: 21 July 2015 Last Updated: 07 March 2016 DESCRIPTION The hicks of Sandy Shores and Grapeseed have taken the day off, closed the streets, and stuck a hog on a spit. There's a race coming through town and they're all ready for some high speed crashes. Don't disappoint them. ---Set to 8 laps for '24hr Endurance'. OVERVIEW Very long straights and sudden, tight corners. The track overlaps and crosses over around some of the corners. Includes pit lane. Bookmark Job _ See more…

    Skorpion
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  15. Lann

    Midnite run

    by Lann

    A very fast track around LS. Created to race at night with traffic turned on in your custom super. (sorry for the description below, got tired of writing long descriptions only to be erased due to R* claiming the were forbidden) And "Midnight run" was not allowed as a name either. http://rsg.ms/16cf044

    SAPD-Duke
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  16. Protocawl

    Backyard Blazers

    by Protocawl

    Backyard Blazers 1.55 mile Lap Race for 1-16 players Locked to: Blazer How Scouring and Disasterpiece met my Blazer. XDBX, I present to you your most Blazerrific nightmare! Come get some, Dodge and GooN!

    nehelius89
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  17. Protocawl

    Rockford Rollercoaster

    by Protocawl

    Rockford Rollercoaster 2.96 mile Lap Race for 1-16 players Available vehicle classes: Compacts(Panto), Motorcycles(Thrust), Off-Road(Insurgent), Sedans, Sports(Sultan), SUVs Go up and down, left and right, over and under in this rollercoaster of a race suitable for a handful of classes and vehicles. Fasten your seatbelt, enjoy the ride and please, try not to vomit! (Keep traffic and contact OFF. Customs not recommended. Available vehicles: Panto, Insurgent, Sultan, Thrust, most Sedans and some SUVs. Best with Insurgents.) 1 lap = ~3.5min

    Protocawl
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  18. Dodge

    stcejorP eht gniruocS

    by Dodge

    Well, you asked for it. http://rsg.ms/97b2944 DESCRIPTION So I hear you know Scouring like the back of your hand... Do you?

    Dodge
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  19. Dodge

    Scouring the Projects VI

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/9b63332 This time we Scour without a car.

    Guest
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  20. Dodge

    Dock Octopu$$y

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/c82d104 This is a mess. Its like Diet Caffeine Free Disasterpiece. GTA Weapons Available.

    Dodge
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  21. Dodge

    Fender-Banging

    by Dodge

    Its all about finding the right spot, and the right speed. Hit the perfect combo, and she'll finish 1st. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/0CAT13AZakGE4SdEKyMYfw?platformId=2

    LN-MLB
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  22. Dodge

    Dizzy Dance

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/a40d899 DESCRIPTION If you turn left long enough, you will end up back where you started. If you keep going, you'll end up dizzy.

    Guest
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  23. Dodge

    Bristol's Auto X

    by Dodge

    DESCRIPTION Bristol'sFuel Storage seems like a terribble place to host a race. Sounds fun! http://rsg.ms/ddfc238

    Guest
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  24. Dodge

    Blown Fuse

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/6z_S3gCUtUiVX3LUEIjeag

    Guest
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  25. Squirrel

    Domestic Battery Oval

    by Squirrel

    Finally made the track Dodge has been dreaming of. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/squirrelarmy/games/gtav/jobs/job/s8EpRZDSwEut0DtqjWV4VQ?platformId=11 All the best sports arenas are sponsored. The Domestic Battery Oval is no different. Y'all better turn left!

    Dodge
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