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  1. Dodge

    Cypress GP

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/QEHhaA5YAE2rUgQC-gyPSQ GP race at Elysian, Cypress, and Rancho.

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  2. Dodge

    Scouring the Projects HD

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    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/zegzButj50O-kgpZBnJXVw This sketchy, Dodgey, clusterfuck of a racetrack has become a staple of the crew. (Not sure how or why). In any event, this track has become, for me, synonymous with what XDBX is. Fun, challenging, and full of WTF moments! Come Get Some!

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  3. Dodge

    Redwood Lights Rally X

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/y1VR3qgUpUqemFY4XUiDBQ Rally race around the Redwood Lights race track and surrounding area.

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  4. Lann

    Vinewood Thrills 1950

    by Lann

    30 players https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/E2QButeLVE20Gw402uR0CQ

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  5. Dodge

    Obey - Survive

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/vPLjtCCiCkuiFeO0gEnmig Not sure why I never put a thread for this one. It's a bit older, but it got a solid refresh today. Got rid of some trouble spots, and smoothed out some nasty areas.

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  6. Dodge

    Terminal Trial GP

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/RXWLk6qdEEOj-Yy4e58V0g DESCRIPTION Really high paced track with some serious braking points.

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  7. Dodge

    South Port GP

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/60261d8 Ran this a few times. And I'm still not sure what the best Sports car for this track is. It kinda levels the field a bit.

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  8. Dodge

    Mt. Gordon GP

    by Dodge

    Very fast GP race with a view. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/XO4hZxMIz06or-CaCvq8cA

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  9. Dodge

    Marina City Race

    by Dodge

    Short lap around d the LS Marina. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/UCNbvF8h50-j9k2iEVQF8g

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  10. Lann

    Lumber Rally

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/C1GG5YBIzE28tsl2mTqEzQ

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  11. Dodge

    Super Rednek

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/eW2iq8JzeEi1szsfmAVlbA 2.60 miles PLAYERS 1 to 30 TEAMS 1 GAME MODE Land Race ROUTE TYPE Laps DESCRIPTION High end cars, Backwoods Hillbillies? What could go wrong? -Hey y'all, watch this!- VEHICLE CLASSES Compacts, Coupes, Cycles, Motorcycles, Muscle, Off-Road, Sedans, Sports, Sports Classics, Super, SUVs, Utility

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  12. Lann

    Goteborg City Race

    by Lann

    RSC Link If set to stock its locked to Warrener, Tropos, GTB, BlackFin, Rhapsody, Serrano, Sentinel, Mamba and Bifta. Inspired by this: Göteborg City Race

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  13. Protocawl

    Ravine Rush

    by Protocawl
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    Ravine Rush 1.22 mile Lap Race for 1-16 players Locked to: stock Blazer & Street Blazer (Off-Road) A challenging, strictly NON-CONTACT off-road race locked to stock Blazers/Street Blazers.

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  14. Protocawl

    Proto's Italian Job Race

    by Protocawl

    Proto's Italian Job Race 4.93 mile Point to Point Race for 1-30 players Available vehicles: Issi & Issi Classic (Compact), Motorcycles If you've seen The Italian Job (2003), this track should remind you of some of the iconic scenes from the film. You'll be driving the Issi or Issi Classic through traffic, alleyways and underground tunnels. Motorcycles are also available if you want to play a baddie instead. Just remember: in tight spots caution is better than speed! Leave Traffic and Contact on for the full experience.

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  15. Protocawl

    Bad Boys [GTA Race]

    by Protocawl
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    Bad Boys 3.70 mile Lap GTA Race for 1-30 players Available vehicles: Comet Retro Custom (Sports) + customs & fastest Supers + customs *A GTA race inspired by the film* High-speed explosive action on an airfield in Porsches - what more do you want? Several crossing sections; default settings recommended; locked to stock Comets, but fastest (and custom) Supers also available. Bad boys, bad boys... Purely a GTA race. The more players, the merrier!

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  16. Lann

    Rattlesnake Sprunk

    by Lann

    A simple remake of Rattlesnake Run, with 30 players and poles removed. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/KX0acU1Vgke395MTbOzk6w

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  17. djw180

    The Intersection

    by djw180

    A race I made a while ago on PS3 now upgraded to PS4. 30 car grid, altered the props, blocked off some more pavements and lamp posts. (A PS3 copy has been made and the thread in PS3 races links to that one). Lap race that goes through a 5-way intersection 3 times a lap.Each section is blocked off so OK for standard racing. GTA mode is just for use of a pit lane. All classes, except, vans available. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/aFdnwIYHGkqKdCcTjBAS4A

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  18. Potato

    Semi-Aesthetic Raceway

    by Potato

    So yeah, this is semi-aesthetic raceway, a track that isn't perfectly aesthetic because I'm not patient enough for that. Hopefully the track is good. Any improvements please feel free to comment them. As the description says, stick to the right for the normal track, stick to the left for the pit lane. GTA mode is for the pit lane only. Also what do people think of the divide at the start? RSC Link: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/QjHVeiCQtkaPUqI0ZAs0ew

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  19. Lann

    Redwood Rockets 2000

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/TpspmUgv1EmUuoWuDWqiEQ Likely to be a bit of a dirty mess.

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  20. Lann

    Great Chaparral curves

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/QSwt5Xnb6UuH8fwtWQyYCw

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  21. Lann

    Mosley Grand Eiht Impaler

    by Lann

    A lap suited for contact and alot of players. Locked to the stock Impaler. 30 players https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/rHiVdqx0AUeLFnEi8Q_MYA

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  22. Lann

    Pegassi Bati 801RR

    by Lann

    Link: http://rsg.ms/44da82a

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  23. JustHatched

    Stickers

    by JustHatched
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    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/T_qKFu2v0kG61AYNyU4naA?platformId=11 A fast and tricky road race for the Jester and Massacaro liveries thru the cities center. Turn customs off to lock those cars.

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  24. Dodge

    XDBX Cross

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/Ep_4_GFQd0KVjHTYZh1R1w

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  25. Dodge

    F.O.D.

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/2cc2611 DESCRIPTION Means Foreign Object Damage. Don't get any on you! CONTACT ON

    Dodge
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