110,000 Credits In 30 Minutes
Buy a Toyota Integra Type-R and upgrade it to the maximum. Now go to the Type-R meeting in the begginer leauge. Do the series race (5 races) and you get 5,000 for every race and 10,000 at the end. 35,000 already! Now you get an Acura worth 75,000. Sell this and you have gained 110,000 credits in 30 minutes. Easy money!
75% completion
Complete 75% of the game and you will be rewarded with a Mazda 787B.
Accelerate faster
If your gears are in automatic then hold R1 when you start to move and wait to the Rev gets to the Red bit and release ( You must release it - otherwise the car wont change gear! )
All Japanese GT Championship prize (Amateur League)
Win the All Japanese GT Championship in the Amateur League to unlock the Honda Arta NSX JGTC and Denso Supra Race Car.
Altezza Championship Race prize (Amateur League)
Win the Altezza Championship Race in the Amateur League to unlock Tom's X540 Chaser and Toyota Vitz RS 1.5.
Best way to start the game
Your first car should be the PT cruiser, then save up and buy a chevrolet camaro SS, then buy a Toyota Supra. Save up and fully tune it, it will have around 1000bhp! Then make sure you have the IA license and enter the super speedway endurance race. This will take around an hour, it will then win you a F1 car and 200000cr!! The F1 car can enter and easily win most races. Be warned though because you may not win the F1 car first time round, but both times I have tried, I did.
Bonus tracks
Complete each tier of tracks in arcade mode on any difficulty setting to unlock the next tier of tracks:
Tier 1
Super Speedway, Midfield Raceway, Smokey Mountain, Swiss Alps, Trial Mountain, Midfield Raceway II.
Tier 2
Smokey Mountain II, Tokyo R246, Grand Valley Speedway, Laguna Seca Raceway, Rome Circuit, Tahiti Circuit.
Tier 3
Swiss Alps II, Trial Mountain II, Deep Forest Raceway II, Special Stage Route 5, Seattle Circuit, Test Course.
Corvette C5R
Simply beat 50% of the simulation game and you'll be given a Corvette C5R.
CorvetteZo6 with 793 horsepower
It's not really a cheat, but it's a hint. Buy a CorvetteZo6 for $54,000, and upgrade it to the maximum. Then you're ready to go.
Deutsche Tourenwagen Challenge prize (Amateur League)
Win the Deutsche Tourenwagen Challenge in the Amateur League to unlock the Volkswagen Lupo Cup Car, Volkswagen Beetle Cup Racer, Astra Touring Car, and RUF 3400S.
In the year of 1923, Mr. Johnnie Hoskins introduced the first dirt track race. He introduced dirt track racing with motorcycles. Hoskins began the speedway in Australia (“History”). The finest year in NDRA history was in 1980. There were 449 different drivers from twenty-nine different states. They raced at thirteen different tracks. The NDRA was the only national circuit for late model dirt racing (1980). When the NDRA first started the first person to have a three number car was Leon Archer. Archer stated “that the NDRA was the best thing that ever happened to dirt track racing” (NDRA).
The purpose is to drive more, it is not important to compete with cars, it is not important to win, it is important to be on the road.
Undoubtedly, figuring out the timing of letting out the clutch and giving the car more gas can be the trickiest part of driving a stick shift. The clutch is found to the far right of the brake. When changing gears, the clutch must always be pushed to the floor with the left foot or immediately the car's gears will grind. The clutch must be slowly let out as more gas is given to the car. The timing of this process must be perfect to ensure a that the car will begin to slowly move forward. As for stopping, such as at a red light or a stop sign, begin by moving the gear shift to the neutral position.
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2 NASCAR got its start from back in the days of the prohibition, which happened during the 1920’s and ended in 1930. 2 Moonshiners would race each other to see how much faster their car was compared to the others. Today, NASCAR is split into three different levels of racing; The Camping World Truck Series, The Nationwide Series, and the Sprint Cup Series. To become a NASCAR driver, they aren’t very many educational requirements. 5 All you need to do is graduate high school, but it is highly recommended that someone wishing to pursue a career as a driver in the sport has knowledge of the race car. 5 DHS doesn’t offer any classes specifically for NASCAR. 5 What DHS does offer though is the opportunity for you to enroll in automotive courses offered by the Kiamichi Technology Center. “You do need to take math in high school and complete specialized courses as you advance in your career. You’ll need to take these courses to get licensed in driving high-speed cars and then to keep your driving skills up to speed and up to date (John par. 5).” 6 The University of Technical Institute has a great course for someone ho...
First, a trip to the track takes longer than a street race, since the closest track in the southwest suburbs of Chicago is an hour away. Going to the track is a hassle versus the get set, ready, go drag race down the street. Simply, street racing is nearby and does not disturb anyone as the contest usually takes place in the dead of the night or in the wee hours of the morning. Secondly, legal racing at a circuit track costs hundreds of dollars. Drag strips are shorter, most commonly a quarter of a mile, than the longer circuit tracks, but the entrance fee is about twenty dollars, which adds up over repeated visits. On the other hand, street racing is free and in 20 seconds, a winner emerges from the duo. Lastly, racing at a track puts enormous stress on a car. By driving fast for extended periods on a track, consider the brakes and tires shot since both will need replacement from tracking over 200 miles per hour. In addition, launching a car from a dead stop at a track versus from a rolling start, as in street racing, is more difficult and can easily ruin the car. Although street racing is not as organized as track racing, impromptu racing has the advantages of availability, affordability, and economic
As we pull into the racetrack I look around. There are a ton of trailers which means a ton of cars, which also means a ton of people. Aside from all the diversity we all love the same thing, racing. We all unite together, we are all there for the same reason and we all have the same goal. To win the Kyle Larson Outlaw Kart Showcase. One day, two Nascar drivers, three classes, over 225 cars. The biggest outlaw kart race in history to ever be held, and I’m apart of it. I can feel the tension of everyone around me, whispers of people talking about all their set-up ¨secrets¨
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ultimately finish the season strong with a 37-15 record and a tournament win to cap it all off.
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In order to have a fast and efficient car all these things I have discussed need to be taken into consideration. A fast car should be designed with aerodynamic surfaces for a balance of maximum production of downforce and minimum drag creating surfaces. It should have as small an engine as possible to reduce mass and reduce the necessary size of the frontal area, but a large enough engine to be able to produce enough horsepower to be able to create more force than the resistance the car faces to accelerate and enough to balance with those forces at high speeds. The tires should be wide enough for fast acceleration and good cornering but not so wide it creates large amounts of rolling resistance. Your overall best example of such a car would be formula one races or Indy cars because they have to have good handling, fast acceleration and reach and maintain high speeds.
When you hear the term “used car”, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Some may think of an old rusty Cadillac that belongs in a junkyard. Others may think of that nice Camaro at the used car dealership for sale. Over the years, used car sales have skyrocketed. In 2012, over 40.5 million used cars were purchased in the United States (Atiyeh, 2013). Used cars are in high demand in today’s economy because of the lower prices, slightly higher gas mileage, and that they can be more trustworthy against some of the newer models. With used car sales always climbing, how do buyers know what they are looking for in a vehicle? How do they come down to the final decision of where to purchase the vehicle? Most importantly, how can buyers make sure that they do not get scammed? This paper will take you through the process of purchasing a used vehicle, from deciding on a budget, all the way to the final purchase of your “new” car.
Formula One Racing Formula One racing, or F1, is known to be the most prestigious type of auto racing in the world. Unfortunately, in the United States F1 racing is not nearly as popular as other motorsports such as Nascar. On a typical Sunday afternoon if one were to flip channels on the television, Nascar would most likely be airing on a major station. Furthermore, if one were to watch the race he