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  1. ErnYoung

    Big Bikes On Little Roads

    by ErnYoung

    Big Bikes On Little Roads Created for Lann3's A Domestic Tour of Los Santos: Motorcycle Edition event. Motorcycle race up and down the goat trails of Mount Gordo on bikes better suited for touring expresso shops. 1-30 players Locked to Nemesis Motorcycle Lap Race 2.8 Miles RSC Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/qNPRJ6us50i9ZJhxuCxbqA I wanted to create a motorcycle race on the type of terrain that I enjoy riding my KTM 990 Adventure.

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  2. no_snacks

    Middle Class - Muscle

    by no_snacks
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    Middle Class - Muscle The first in a series of races that are locked to stock cars that aren't the quickest in their class. These cars are great to drive and race with, but they don't get used very often because they're not competitive with their quicker stable-mates. Each car has been extensively tested to make sure they all achieve a similar lap time, so whichever car you choose, you'll have an opportunity to win with it. Once custom vehicles are turned off by the host, this race will be locked to the stock Buccaneer, Phoenix, Picador, Sabre Turbo and the Vigero. Default settings. Time of day - Noon Weather - Clear 4 laps (approx 1:25 each lap) Non-contact Custom…

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  3. adsyfindlay

    Above and below

    by adsyfindlay

    Above and below Description: Hair pins, chicanes, and straights are the basis of this track. As you race alongside, above and below your opponents. Video of track: Rockstar Social Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/adsyfindlay/games/gtav/jobs/job/rueTzh--ukqCdd1dTvwI_Q Anyway let me know what you think

    Dodge
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  4. Dodge

    12 Hours of La Mesa

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/fkiWMOGz9EO9AxvHGQCGmg This track was inspired by Z's 24h of Grapeseed. 4.15 miles PLAYERS1 to 16 GAME MODELand Race ROUTE TYPELaps DESCRIPTION Urban GP style race in La Mesa. Designed to last 12 in game hours with Custom Sports cars. Open to all Classes. VEHICLE CLASSES Compacts, Coupes, Cycles, Motorcycles, Muscle, Off-Road, Sedans, Sports, Sports Classics, Super, SUVs, Utility

    Dodge
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  5. ScottyB

    Ghost Rider

    by ScottyB
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    http://rsg.ms/a38132f Long, high speed lap race along the freeways of LS. Best with default settings including contact, catch up, slipstream and traffic on.

    ScottyB
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  6. ScottyB

    The Green Commute

    by ScottyB
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    • 507 views

    http://rsg.ms/119eabc Point to point race for bicycles. Best with default settings. Offset your carbon emissions from working at life invader by riding your bicycle to work. Just watch out for all the crazy drivers!

    ScottyB
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  7. adsyfindlay

    [Almost tested] Track 12-22 GP

    by adsyfindlay
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    Top Gear Test Track (take 2) Description: A track that has taken along time to come together. But here it is with its many chicanes and hairpins this track will challenge even the experienced racer. (Pit lane in the hanger) Video of the Track: TBA Rockstar Social Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/-oDNCOYQ1U2nMmHic9vGRw Anyway guys, let me know what yo think

    adsyfindlay
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  8. Dodge

    Scouring the Projects VII

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/B81OfWCTFEGtXSgk8URX1g Scouring on 2 wheeled death rockets. Conquer the Projects on the infernal death machines. I hate these things. Also open to other classes.

    Guest
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  9. Dodge

    Gymkhana_7

    by Dodge

    6.42 miles PLAYERS 1 to 16 GAME MODE Land Race ROUTE TYPE Point To Point DESCRIPTION Welcome to Ken Block's playground. Can you do this? http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/mmZqCwoSCEGpU0vE6th9vA

    Beez
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  10. MrBump360

    Spagetti Junction

    by MrBump360

    Hey there, made a race, it's my first try and it's not very Long, but I like it :-) would appreciate your Feedback :-) and I am too daft to post the link... hmmm http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/Bone.Scott/games/gtav/jobs/job/H0l3JymX90eadCIn6DEE4Q?platformId=11

    DavidCore89
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  11. Dodge

    Vespucci Rally X

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/c0oW-Q5q5UCawVr95_Gm1w

    Dodge
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  12. adsyfindlay

    Lifeinvader GP: The Outer Loop

    by adsyfindlay

    Lifeinvader GP: The Outer Loop Description: Race around thie outermost reaches of the original circuit, courtesy of lifeinvader the renowned phone company. Video of the Track: Rockstar Social Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/G4_zHj_xoU6qQ1P3lbNYlw Anyway guys, let me know what yo think

    Dodge
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  13. ScottyB

    Pillbox Hill GP

    by ScottyB

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/P0mgxvqFJEyUQHGLic-hXQ Technical street style circuit to test your driving skill. Best suited to a car that handles well over top speed (Tourismo R) Supers as standard but all classes are available and should work well on it.

    Dodge
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  14. ScottyB

    Vinewood Jumpabout

    by ScottyB

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/Kj55DKW8hkG4j70vEA3eAw A fun and challenging race with jumps! Meant to be run with contact on for a few collisions over the many cross over points. Motorcycles are standard but all classes are available and should play out well with all of them. Fixed a few ramps that disappeared and moved the CPs closer to the corners

    Dodge
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  15. Dodge

    Del Perro GP Xtreme

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/qT_DdzfbZUCCJV6PTCsdEA

    Dodge
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  16. Squirrel

    Chicken

    by Squirrel

    Chicken, Who remembers the classic movie scene where two rival drivers race headlong towards each other, neither of whom want to flinch and be the 1st to avoid, imagine that scene but multiply by 15. 30 drivers all racing towards each other, will anyone make it through the carnage unscathed to get to the end? At the start the track splits, choose your direction, either the left or right hand on ramps, both will bring you into the arena of death. For extra carnage make it a GTA race with a vast arsenal of rockets ready to be used against the other drivers. http://rsg.ms/e56b810

    DavidCore89
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  17. DavidCore89

    East LS Tour

    by DavidCore89

    'Warm the asphalt as up to 30 of you take a high speed tour of East Los Santos'. Taking a break from the higher difficulty technical tracks of late... Welcome to prop heaven, (or hell), you decide! It's not as cluttered as the RSC map suggests, all 92 props have been placed to keep the track as safe as possible and to ensure those poles stay vertical . It is indeed 6.23 miles per lap, but a decent lap in a custom Zentorno can be achieved in less than 3:50 due to the high speed roads that were used. I have set the race to 1 lap by default, but supers, sports and motorcycles could/should be run with 2 laps IMO. All classes are available except bicycle…

    DavidCore89
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  18. DavidCore89

    Clappers Street Circuit

    by DavidCore89

    Another 30 player remake, this time with a slight change to the title due to the 25 character limit in job titles. The route and CP's are unchanged, but I replaced and added some props, there are 100 in fact, but it's quite hard to spot half of those if you keep your car on the track. 'The bright lights of the city provide the backdrop for this technical and demanding circuit race through the city streets'. Job link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DavidCore89/games/gtav/jobs/job/hgOwxZqi5kOGIkr4mUXoJg?platformId=11 As always, feedback is welcome and encouraged!

    DavidCore89
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  19. Dodge

    Tire Nutz Test

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/3oxhbbuw5EyfmTcTj-9ijQ Was just a play toy in the Creator to see the new props. Published it so I could see it live. Probably will get deleted. But it's made and up, so here is the Topic for it. Come get some of Dodge's very first PS4 Creation!

    Skorpion
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  20. ScottyB

    Sand Dune Enduro

    by ScottyB

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/3L4dvJIdykOHsDRTtQZjDw A fun race thats meant to end in some collisions while jumping around the sand dunes where border war is located. Description; Jump and race around the sand dunes in the Grand Senora Desert, just watch out for all the other riders! Locked to the Enduro and best with contact on.

    no_snacks
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  21. Skorpion

    The Great Escape

    by Skorpion

    THE GREAT ESCAPE Max. Players: 30 Default Laps: Point to Point Average Time: -m:--s Time of Day: Morning Weather: Clear Traffic: Off Wanted Levels: On Published: 15 August 2015 Last Updated: 07 March 2016 DESCRIPTION There's a private jet waiting in a hanger at Sandy Shores Air Field, and it'll be ready to take off soon. Escape Fort Zancudo and fight your way to the hanger so you can get one of the few seats on the jet. Anybody that misses the jet (DNFs) will have no escape from the torture they'll face back at Fort Zancudo when they're caught. OVERVIEW Starting at Hanger A1 of Fort Zancudo Air Base, racers make their way arou…

    no_snacks
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  22. Dodge

    Dodging Junk HD

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/oMqtYCtQZECnJ1ryR6HXmA HD conversion of the already spectacular, Dodging Junk.

    Dodge
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  23. adsyfindlay

    [Testing] Top Gear Test Track (take 2)

    by adsyfindlay
    • 3 replies
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    Top Gear Test Track (take 2) Description: A technical testing circuit used by the much loved television series. Including Gambon and Follow through! (Recommended non contact) Video of the Track: TBA Rockstar Social Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/-ZbzULOIaUa4-5rIDlulrQ Anyway guys, let me know what yo think

    adsyfindlay
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  24. Dodge

    The Glen

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/cgVFSHko7EqBA6Qa31Hnfg A variation of the renown race track known as Watkins Glen.

    Jaggy
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  25. DeaD_GooN

    Braking Traction

    by DeaD_GooN
    • 0 replies
    • 513 views

    Test your control on this short, technical course. High speeds, sharp and tricky turns, and narrow streets. Keep a finger on that L2 button. You'll be using it a lot. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DeaD_GooN/games/gtav/jobs/job/VO7IoJB13kCwBkaam0_htg?platformId=2

    DeaD_GooN
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