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  1. Squirrel

    Suzuka Circuit

    by Squirrel

    There are now three versions of this track, please use the one appropriate to your playlist. 1. Recreation of the famous F1 circuit in 1:1 scale. Fast and flowing, all classes are available but supers recommended. Track is wide enough to race comfortably with contact and slipstream. Track follows the route faithfully but not very demanding using the slower speeds of GTA. RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/4a1bb5c 2. Slightly smaller more demanding version which will be used for the Supercup. As it's smaller the corners are tighter and twistier. There's still room for contact racing but I recommend slipstream to be turned off for this version. This v…

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  2. no_snacks

    Silverstone F1 Circuit

    by no_snacks

    Silverstone F1 Circuit Made for the Pfister Supercup event. 3/4 scale version of the famous Silverstone Formula One circuit in the United Kingdom. To fit the layout around the LS Airport buildings, a couple of corners and straights have been altered slightly from the IRL circuit. Pit lane located on the righthand side of the main straight. GTA setting to enable health pick-ups in the pit lane. Please do not use any weapons. Lap times approx 1:25 to 1:30 Bookimark - Silverstone F1 Circuit

    Squirrel
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  3. Fooking

    Split Decisions

    by Fooking
    • 2 replies
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    Raised stunt track. One side is the mirror image of the other. Primary and secondary checkpoints. The idea is to have players driving in different directions and crossing paths (I haven't been able to test with more than a couple of players). RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/ce24edc

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  4. Fooking

    The Big Drop

    by Fooking
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    Yes I know there's a Rockstar race with the same name...I just don't feel like changing it lol. Special Stunt Race (Aqua Blazer) RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/8390e3b

    Con
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  5. Dodge

    Del Perro City GP

    by Dodge

    GP style track RSC Link : https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/crew/domestic_battery/games/gtav/jobs/job/aL-KPmRw40u1RRqu2nv4Qw# Del Perro City GP https://imgur.com/gallery/TKur7

    Dodge
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  6. djw180

    That Dam Aqua!

    by djw180

    Blazer Aqua Stunt Race RSC Link : https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/WK_5B5t9lE-R8PjjU0DElQ Set around the Dam and reservoir, off road, stunt track and water sections.

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  7. no_snacks

    Gold Coast 600

    by no_snacks

    Gold Coast 600 A Los Santos version of the Gold Coast 600 street circuit in Surfers Paradise, Australia. This temporary street circuit is only 20 minutes drive from where I live, so I just had to have a go at recreating it. Features a similar layout to the real life circuit and is situated in a similar location - running parallel with a famous beach and also circling a series of man made canals. Both versions of the circuit feature long front and back straights which both have high speed chicanes. Just like in real life, the back straight hosts the multi-apexed Beach Chicane. A good line and rhythm is needed to get through there quickly. It can be t…

    JuniorChubb
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  8. no_snacks

    Montreal F1 Circuit

    by no_snacks

    Montreal F1 Circuit Made for round 3 of the Pfister Supercup series Approx 3/4 scale re-creation of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve - Montreal's Formula One Circuit Pitlane location and layout the same as IRL Gravel trap with slow-down strips on the exit of the hairpin Offset checkpoints to reduce corner cutting. Two wheels on or just over the curb is ok, but much more than that and you'll miss the CP. Bookmark - Montreal F1 Circuit Video - Coming soon

    JuniorChubb
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  9. Squirrel

    Hungaroring

    by Squirrel

    The Hungaroring recreated in 3/4 scale. Twisty and bumpy its known as Monaco without walls due to the lack of overtaking places. Sports recommended, all classes available. Created for use in the Pfister Supercup RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/f16d558

    Squirrel
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  10. Dodge

    La Mesa South Loop

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/Mk8-Xs5aFkm7czsqFkIrdQ South Loop expansion of the famed 24 Hours of La Mesa course.

    Dodge
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  11. kernalhogan

    Blazing Aquas

    by kernalhogan
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    RSC Link Stunt race locked to the Blazer Aqua. Should be about an equal mix of water and land/track sections. Set to Non-Contact as there are several tight sections that only one vehicle can fit through at a time. It wouldn't be one of my races without a few tricky spots; watch your speed boarding the Octopus and while going under the two piers. Any feedback, especially criticism, is very welcome.

    djw180
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  12. Squirrel

    Monaco Supercup

    by Squirrel
    • 10 replies
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    Real life recreation of the famous Monaco GP. Scale is almost 1:1, the track is probably slightly easier and wider than the real circuit but with GTA that's probably a good thing in a contact race. All the corners are in sequence with slight variations in elevation when compared to the real track. This track has been designed with the Supercup in mind. It is all set on stunt track pieces but as close to the ground as the terrain allows. RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/b4d7829

    Squirrel
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  13. Dodge

    Atomic Tires 250

    by Dodge

    No stunts. Pure racing. RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/803cd3b

    Crawford1872
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  14. Fido_le_muet

    Val de Vienne Circuit

    by Fido_le_muet

    Val de Vienne Circuit Hey crew ! Thanks to the new creator options, I tried to recreate my local racetrack. I'm quite please with the result. Only thing I don't like is that the back straight is too long compared to real life. I'll try to modify that later. I tried to put some trees and gantry where they are IRL. Made a grandstand area as well. UPDATE : Track updated in time for BACCAR. Changed the layout from the back straight to the hairpin at CP 11. It's now much closer to real life. I wouldn't say it's spot on but having driven there IRL and in GTA, the two are very close. I'm very happy with it ! Trees and "grandstand" are where they b…

    Fido_le_muet
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  15. no_snacks

    Downtown Dash

    by no_snacks

    Downtown Dash GP style street circuit with stunt prop barriers Some rough roads have been smoothed out with track props The start/finish checkpoint will automatically be triggered when driving through the pit-lane Suitable for all classes but works best with faster vehicles Mostly wide and open streets to encourage close racing and clean overtaking A few tricky corners to keep the best drivers on their toes Anti-clockwise track with a 1:25 to 1:35 lap time RSC Link : https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/UVc-WPjnpUe0qwRxsXnNUA#

    zmurko
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  16. Squirrel

    Circuit de Catalunya

    by Squirrel

    Recreation of the classic F1 track home to the Spanish GP. I needed a good track for the opening race for the Supercup. While there are many recreations of this track on social club none of them were of a high enough standard. Most of them were just flat and featureless. With the new sloping track sections it's now possible to build this track with the changes in elevation which add to the challenge of the circuit. The track route is complete, I have some props left over for further decoration but I need to see if the track functions well with a large lobby before using those props up The pitlane is functional, the latter half is purely decorative, yo…

    Con
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  17. Fido_le_muet

    Norisring

    by Fido_le_muet

    Hey guys ! Made another replica. Layout isn't very complicated and it's rather short but that allowed me to insert lots of scenery stuff. I believe the lenght is quite decent compared to the real one. Feedback if you happen to test it https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/Fido_le_muet/games/gtav/jobs/job/xr49Dwn0DUOlweCIFPq3AA?platformId=11

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  18. Squirrel

    Sandy Patch Raceway

    by Squirrel

    Micro oval set in Sandy Shores. Designed for small scale destruction derbies and crazy endurance races. 1 single lap takes about 12 seconds. 3 laps of the track to every game lap. It has a fully detailed pit area and grandstand complete with podium, garages and spectator stands so ideal to be used for video/photo shoots as well as racing. Use GTA mode to get out of the car. RSC Link : http://rsg.ms/fde56a1

    JuniorChubb
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  19. kernalhogan

    Dual Mule Duel

    by kernalhogan
    • 0 replies
    • 576 views

    RSC Link A team oriented race that requires at least two people to complete. Players ride atop each others Mules while being transported to the heightened checkpoints. Players then cross two bridges while side-by-side with each other before finishing the circuit. Contact must be turned on to complete the race. Catch up is turned off and I would recommend turning Slipstream off as well. It is a Mule only race, so Customs should be turned off if possible. Made as a lap race but one lap should be long enough(or even too long). Lag can cause problems with being able to complete the race due to the preciseness required, as evidenced in the video below.

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  20. Lann

    Tataviam Frozen 1 2

    by Lann

    RSC Link My first stuntrace, created for anything fast, set to 2 laps. Any feedback much appreciated!

    Lann
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  21. djw180

    Rapid Blazer

    by djw180

    A point to point race for the Blazer Aqua, in and around the river rapids. This is based on a race I had wanted to make a while ago either for the sea-shark or maybe as motorbike GTA, getting off and onto a seashark. But there was no room for a water start grid and boat spawns in a GTA race are very unreliable. So I was eagerly awaiting the release of the special stunt vehicles in the creator. Apart from the start there are no stunt props. This is really an amphibious off-road race. Multiple sections of water and dirt/off-road using the land scape to make jumps. RSC Link : https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/spike180/games/gtav/jobs/job/_aIs6JcS3kOm…

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  22. no_snacks

    Faswan GP

    by no_snacks

    Faswan GP Hybrid track. (part stunt track, part natural road) High speed GP style circuit starting next to Faswan, the chrome horse. (approx 1 minute lap times) Best suited to the faster classes, but works well with Compacts, Coupes and Muscle too. The start/finish straight is divided down the centre. You can choose to go left or right, but be respectful to other competitors when merging back together. Pit-lane entrance on the right side of the divided straight - shown in the video below. No need for secondary checkpoints as you'll automatically trigger the start/finish one. GTA setting for health pick-ups in the pit-lane. No weapons …

    BryannosaurusRex
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  23. no_snacks

    Atomic R-Seoul

    by no_snacks

    Atomic R-Seoul Hybrid track. (part stunt track, part natural roads) Short lap race for most classes. (approx 1:00 to 1:10 laps) Best suited to the slower classes like Coupes and Compacts, but works well with Supers and Sports once you're familiar with the course. Pit-lane on the left just after the start/finish line. GTA setting for health pick-ups in the pit-lane. No weapons please. (looking at you @Xyon14) Bookmark here - https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/f8FeWYwkSUG8xTnktyL9JA#

    DavidCore89
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  24. Dodge

    Micro Machines Rally Cross

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/9ZkVnJp_R0CrWOF_EnkzDQ

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  25. Squirrel

    Rollercoaster: Oblivion

    by Squirrel
    • 0 replies
    • 508 views

    Is this a stunt race or a proper racetrack build? Stunt Race RSC Link : https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/KTIf1OWS2EiKd1OgzjfYOA Loosely based on the Oblivion ride at Alton Towers this race simulates the sheer terror of helpless freefall. It's a long way up but it's also a long way down!

    Squirrel
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