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  1. DeaD_GooN

    Hit the Bricks

    by DeaD_GooN
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    A lap race for muscle cars in the ghetto. It's best to run as non-contact. I was experimenting with the tight starting grid. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DeaD_GooN/games/gtav/jobs/job/Pk-MfYp2Jk-4zjwyXsUGyg?platformId=2

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  2. Protocawl

    The Twisted Tourist Trail

    by Protocawl

    The Twisted Tourist Trail 4.55 mile P2P Land Race for 1-12 players Available vehicle classes: Coupes, Motorcycles, Muscle, Off-Road, Sedans, Sports, Super, SUVs (LS Race Track -- La Fuente Blanca -- VINEWOOD sign) Test your driving skill in a race that has a little bit of almost everything, including plenty of off-road sections, jumps and winding roads. Default settings recommended. Catchup is useful, Slipstream optional. Perfect for stock Buccaneer.

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  3. Protocawl

    Stalking Your Mom

    by Protocawl
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    Stalking Your Mom 5.12 mile Lap Race for 1-16 players Locked to: Landstalker A long Landstalker lap race within the city - we're going wherever your mom went, afterall...

    Beez
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  4. Lann

    West Vinewood hills MC

    by Lann

    Its morning in Los Santos, its time to test your bike in a non contact race without traffic. http://rsg.ms/925b38e

    Lann
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  5. Fido_le_muet

    A to B - Fido

    by Fido_le_muet
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    A to B - Fido Hey crew! Just a small quick track created for Lann's A to B event. Locked to the Phoenix. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps3/jobs/job/cbe98LQ-LEOl25lGoH9TKA

    Fido_le_muet
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  6. ErnYoung

    Water Wings

    by ErnYoung

    WATER WINGS Earn your Water Wings with this low altitude air race that loops the Pacific Ocean, Cassidy Creek, Alamo Sea and Zancudo River. 1-30 players set to jets RSC Link

    Dodge
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  7. DeaD_GooN

    Muscle Through

    by DeaD_GooN
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    • 910 views

    This race can't decide what it wants to be. It's mostly wide open with a sprinkling of technical stuff. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DeaD_GooN/games/gtav/jobs/job/zMGrxoIxpkW9GNcVK4LhiA?platformId=2

    DeaD_GooN
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  8. DeaD_GooN

    Maze Bank Arena GP

    by DeaD_GooN
    • 3 replies
    • 970 views

    This one's pretty fast paced and stays that way, for the most part. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/DeaD_GooN/games/gtav/jobs/job/7m05q38cIE-52xj-TbwubQ?platformId=2

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  9. G37

    Project Little Dragon

    by G37
    • 2 replies
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    Project Little Dragon Job Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/DAcz-B-jikKlhqyvhnjcBA Video: This is the latest (technically that isn't correct, one more has been made but yet to be added here) in the Project series. As mentioned there's one more to be included on the site, and that might be my last. Anyway, back to the race. This one is inspired by some new music and a new station, the Lab. This is THE standout song IMO and really got me in the creative spirit (I imagine a track I select to overlay while racing as well and this felt so right). To celebrate the opening of Fort Zancudo and LSIA, I wanted a proper S…

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  10. JustHatched

    XDBX Runabout Take Two

    by JustHatched

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/dOTdZkB5A0WOCrbyEL5Sag?platformId=11 I been thinking awhile on how to make a Runabout style track with the some criss cross and traffic merging like the original has and this is what I cam up with. It is fast and tricky, most poles are wrapped.

    no_snacks
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  11. Dodge

    Fortune 5.00 HD

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/jyFehGhimEGo0Epu2aveNQ PS4 polish on an old PS3 race I made at the docks.

    Dodge
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  12. Dodge

    Caiada Libre

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/DSYLtIxRDUK5rHTkSe3Yvg Remember the Mission where you had to chase the plane that Michael shot down? Me too.

    Dodge
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  13. Dodge

    CNT Run

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/1rTAmlpTJkuXKW6d14yNdw Made for Lanns A to B Event

    Dodge
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  14. G37

    Project Panama

    by G37

    Project Panama Video: Job Link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/P3arnevQakumAJWNBNzeTA This track has gone through a number of transformations over the last few days. It has had a number of titles too, from Firefly to Bati Blaze. In part, this course was designed for the XDBX Tour of Event catered toward motorcycles. Ultimately it was condensed greatly with some significant changes to the route. Pacing has fluctuations in speed as there's a build up followed by a long stretch of reduced acceleration. The build up returns on the later portion of the first lap as you cross into the second. Like Project Yuna, there's som…

    Dodge
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  15. RealOG

    Untamed GP.

    by RealOG

    Untamed GP. A hard street race with tyre walls that are pointing you the correct way to go. Tyre stacks are placed around lamps and traffic poles. Any feedback is welcome. http://rsg.ms/06a833f https://youtu.be/MJhsz9dHUjg

    no_snacks
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  16. Dodge

    Maze Bank Enduro

    by Dodge

    A new hell to endure. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/j9GMdlZN7EiPFDYHUf8R4Q?platformId=2

    Dodge
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  17. Fido_le_muet

    Parking Lot Fluctuation

    by Fido_le_muet
    • 0 replies
    • 610 views

    Parking Lot Fluctuation Hey crew! A not so new track I made a few months ago but I updated it a bit last week. Hopefully it's slightly better than before so if you guys could give some feedback, that would be very appreciated as always http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/aU8qlpShIkmkO6kS5XwkEA

    Fido_le_muet
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  18. LimeGreenLegend

    Guardian of the Galxay

    by LimeGreenLegend

    Off road lap race for up to 30 players, locked to the Guardian. If you want a bit of madness set to contact, otherwise settings are fine. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/juIM9zfAWECngYs9SfM4ww All feedback welcome

    Fido_le_muet
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  19. Dodge

    Runway 3-0

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/gS_6OPvUqkml1qca_AFkjA

    Dodge
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  20. Dodge

    Zancudo Rally Cross

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/c4_TiRrFZU-ZW5LjwTtQLQ

    Dodge
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  21. JALJ

    Scene 2-4 Kiss my bodhi

    by JALJ
    • 0 replies
    • 511 views

    Here is my Bodhi race for LN's Offroad event. This race is sure to make someone pull their hair out as the bodhi is not really a smooth ride and this track is very very rocky lol. lots of bumps and dips to make sure you dont finish the race! Overall i wanted to go with something that felt like a lap race but still kept that true offroad feel without it being too random. All feedback welcome! http://rsg.ms/840c044

    JALJ
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  22. JALJ

    Scene 2-3 Offroad Track 1

    by JALJ
    • 0 replies
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    Hey guys, here is my Offroad Bifta track for LN's offroad event. Thought Id post a thread up for feedback, so as always any comments, concerns, praises, insults are greatly appreciated! If it wasnt for the feedback I get i wouldn't be able to evolve as a creator so thanks to all the people who have helped me through this process! Im very happy with this race and even though its short i think it is probably my best so far yet. Watch out for the ramps though, they can be tricky lol. http://rsg.ms/cac1394

    JALJ
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  23. Squirrel

    [Tested] The Brickyard

    by Squirrel

    Thanks to Dodge I got Nascar fever last night. His tracks using the streets of LS were great, lots of fun but the only thing missing was the perfect oval. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/squirrelarmy/games/gtav/jobs/job/k4k7yj8hzkGsjPw4hd1eCw?platformId=11 Indianapolis Motor Speedway recreated for GTA. Sedan class locked to Chevy Impala. Other classes available. Contact - Slipstream on

    Dodge
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  24. Dodge

    Arcadius Arch

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/oQwddT2tS0GLJWvDh66a-w

    Dodge
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  25. Dodge

    Death Eighter

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/6Su3wisMZE2gl904djoVYA

    Dodge
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