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  1. revbouncer

    Sandy's Ring

    by revbouncer
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    A fast race around Sandy Shores and the surrounding areas for Supercars. Non Contact is best but can be run as a contact race with slipstream. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/WhS6wJB0NkyAmj3xJsM7Ig 1) 3:31:834 Bikes Akuma 2) 3:37:816 Supers X80 3) 3:42:361 Sports Elegy 4) 3:47:292 Sedans V12 Armoured 5) 3:53:237 Off Road Bike Sanchez 2 6) 3:56:101 Muscle Sabre Turbo 7) 3:55:558 S/Classic Stirling GT 8) 3:57:078 Coupes Cabrio 9) 3…

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  2. kernalhogan

    South Cental Circuit

    by kernalhogan

    This is my first attempt at making a race with wrapped poles. It's a short, quick race that works best with fast vehicles. Available as a GTA race. Any criticism or advice is very welcome. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/5d1nMrD9FEK-9cxaUfLrnA

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  3. JustHatched

    XDBX Speedway

    by JustHatched

    This is a high speed oval with banked turns. The banking is just slick enough that you still have to pay attention to what you are doing or you will spin out. Lap times are around 18 seconds so running 10-15 laps doesn't take long. Contact and slipstream give the best NASCAR type run. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/zW4OqHr4E0un2ef0Zobcpg

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  4. ScottyB

    Breaking Point

    by ScottyB

    http://rsg.ms/5d60636 Fast paced technical GP style track around the airport

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  5. Dodge

    Pfister Bottom

    by Dodge

    Long race featuring the 811. http://rsg.ms/219fe2b

    Xyon14
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  6. revbouncer

    Moto Madness

    by revbouncer
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    A fast motorcycle race through the city. High speed action. Designed for bikes but suitable for all classes. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/yYS6CRrNskGgBhO7wJF6gA

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  7. Beez

    Saddleback Park

    by Beez

    1-30 players Sanchez, Enduro and ATV available in motorcycle class Dune Buggy, Injection, Bifta and Mesa available in Off-Road Class (not tested yet) Warrener available in Sedan class. Less than 8 minutes at 2 laps. Probably best as non-contact. Lots of airtime. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/HINo1L0NRUyiBh2K4Ihkiw Video courtesy of TheBoyBry

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  8. djw180

    Desert Enduro

    by djw180

    Desert Enduro https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/u7moOcJckUil_RApsBkRVQ Off road motorbike race locked to the Enduro. A bumpy ride up and down the hills and humps of the western Grand Senora Desert. Almost entirely avoiding roads and dirt tracks. This is a PS4 update of the original made for PS3. Only change if the 30 bike grid.

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  9. Crawford1872

    Hill GP 2

    by Crawford1872
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    Second Hill area race i've done featuring an inside loop and an outside loop, remember that when crossing the start finish line as you still have the inside loop to go, best done with everything set to off, and have included the pit lane area at the start finish line so it can be used either at the end of a lap or inbetween loops https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/YlwmCUNENEOlKTP0-w8utw (right for outside loop left for inside loop at top of the first hill keep an eye on the checkpoints

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  10. Pb76

    Clowning around

    by Pb76

    click here to add to game All feedback welcome

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  11. Squirrel

    Surf's Up Dude

    by Squirrel

    Dedicated to those hippie types in their V-Dubs http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/squirrelarmy/games/gtav/jobs/job/UWSVmX4VHEezdfinlDFtIw?platformId=11 Leave it on default settings. Catch-up and slipsrtream on!

    Xyon14
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  12. kernalhogan

    The Leviathan

    by kernalhogan
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    Take your favourite motorcycle for a ride on the Leviathan roller coaster. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/A42CiGOHYUOQNjas5RIbzw

    Xyon14
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  13. revbouncer

    Nurburgring Gesamtstrecke

    by revbouncer
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    One of my favourite creations, based on the Nordschleife with the famous carousel and ending with a massive straightaway. Can you beat the 8 minute mark? It hasn't been done yet but I believe it can be done if I'm only 3 secs or so off it GTA is avl. for Pit Lane only. It would be a great endurance race. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/UCu_teyNT0O080v1sd4ejg 1) 8:02:644 Supers X80 2) 8:03:640 Bikes Bati RR 3) 8:14:519 Sports Massacro Rc 4) 8:27:934 Sedans V12 Armoured (ps4) DC89 XDBX 5) 8:40:083 S/Classic…

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  14. revbouncer

    Autodromo Di Monza

    by revbouncer

    Track designed for Supercars from the Monza GP cct. All Classes avl. Non Contact is best. GTA avl. NOTE : The new RE7B is even slower than the old version with custom wheels, by a long way too, 3 secs a lap! https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/ZE33oELfjkmlHaeUJmRG7w 1) 1:22:716 Bikes Shotaro 2) 1:28:189 Supers X80 3) 1:28:255 Sports Elegy 4) 1:30:691 Off Road Bike BF400 …

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  15. Dodge

    Bestia, Race, Ever...

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/828daeb @Hatch didn't make it, but he'll agree...

    Xyon14
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  16. Lann

    Brexit

    by Lann

    Six miles of high speed racetrack around the intersection of Del Perro Freway and Los Santos Freeway. Bring high speed and good breaks to this mix of narrow and wide, high and low, make use of the slipstream and catch up on this fast track through the on and off exits and ramps in the middle of Los Santos. Traffic OFF and at Night. Open to all, intended for supers, sports or motorcycles. RSC Link

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  17. kernalhogan

    Redwood Light Redux (PS4)

    by kernalhogan
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    Choose Motorcycles for the Sanchez. Choose Off-Road for the Blazer https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/OJyXdwhvC0qyzmDMCvJu4A

    kernalhogan
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  18. BustyRose

    Concrete Rose

    by BustyRose

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/bustyrose/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/1gEUcL7i10qr304H58jW3Q My latest race, a co-op between me and Hatch. It has some tough turns.

    Xyon14
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  19. Dodge

    Bean Machine 200

    by Dodge

    ROUTE LENGTH 2.00 miles VEHICLE CLASSES Compacts, Coupes, Cycles, Motorcycles, Muscle, Off-Road, Sedans, Sports, Sports Classics, Super, SUVs, Utility DESCRIPTION A 2 Mile GP race that laps into itself in 3 locations. Pit Lane available.4laps is 5 minutes http://rsg.ms/4bee562

    Xyon14
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  20. silenttigercd

    Cannonball Challenge

    by silenttigercd
    • 3 replies
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    Social Club Link WARNING: TAKES 1 HOUR TO COMPLETE Created as a "cannonball" race for Saturday Racing League. Intended to be less about racing skill and more about map reading, route planning, staying alive, evading the cops, and luck! Recommended settings: Mode: GTA Vehicle: Cycles [Locked to BMX] Traffic: ON Wanted Levels: On Catchup + Slipstream: Off Also works with motorcycles [Locked to the Akuma] as a Standard / Non-contact race. DO NOT run cycles with traffic and GTA mode off - they are both needed to enable the theft of cars. 30 miles on a BMX will take a very long time!

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  21. Dodge

    Street Reaper

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/7cbe687 Lap race featuring the Reaper. Also open to customs in other classes. But Super is locked to the Reaper.

    Dodge
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  22. Dodge

    Benefactor Test Drive

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/1a0fd25 DESCRIPTION Be the Beneficiary of your own gluttony. Drive one of these fine German Automobiles A very quick test track for select Benefactor Vehicles in several Classes. It is shaped to resemble "The Bird", because that's all you see from the Assholes that drive these things. Lol.

    Dodge
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  23. JustHatched

    Drainadega

    by JustHatched

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/yaSpDUcBOEqrfaMeIh09uQ Another banked race, this one is set in the LS River. It is a bit different than the others in that you can't just mash the throttle and go, it does require a bit braking an thought. I wouldn't recommend contact with more that 10-12 cars cuz it isn't big enough to even try to get clean laps with more than that. Go LOW when exiting the 4th corner, it will bite

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  24. kernalhogan

    Righty Tighty

    by kernalhogan

    There are only three corners to navigate in this 0.66 mile lap race. The corners get progressively tighter and have tire stacks to prevent any corner cutting. This race will quickly separate the wheat from the chaff in just a few short laps. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/sYH_xfpn-0qK70tgBnFd8Q

    Dodge
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  25. Fido_le_muet

    24h of Downtown

    by Fido_le_muet

    24h of Downtown Hey crew ! Here's a new 24 hours track located in Downtown Los Santos. Going all around Downtown, the tracks loops itself but don't worry, no crossover as the tracks uses one the tunnels As usual, the track loops itself (and for quite a long section) so watch out for incoming trafic and don't follow the other cars blindly. Focus on your own lap otherwise you'll probably have to respawn... Pit lane is toward the end of the lap, in the old Los Santos district. It will lost you quite a lot of time so better drive safe Tried to protect all the lamposts I could. If you guys could run it to see if there are some t…

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