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Lowrider Race
The Lowrider Race had to be completed on one of Cesar's Missions, so you will almost definitely have already completed this race. If you haven't here are some details:
Vehicle Given: Blade
Track Distance: 2.00 KM
This race will most likely have been completed previously, however details you'll need to know are that the race ends at the pier and takes a few turns through the streets of Vinewood and Market. There is nothing in this race which should cause any sort of problem apart from oncoming traffic, so just take it easy, brake at relatively hard corners and speed down the straights.
Little Loop
Vehicle Given: NRG-500
Track Distance: 1.00 KM
While this track is rather small, the fact that you're on a bike makes it a lot more difficult. Of course you can go faster, but it's a lot easier to bail from the bike, and it has a tendency to pull a rather stupid wheelie when you try to accelerate. You can speed pretty fast, just watch out for other bikers, cars and lamp posts. It's pretty difficult to actually win the race, so you may need to try it a few times before you get it right. Luckily it's short, so it doesn't take too long to do again. The only problem with the length is that it doesn't give you enough time to catch up if you make a mess of it half way through. You'll need a perfect run to win.
Backroad Wanderer
Vehicle Given: FCR-900
Track Distance: 3.00 KM
This race takes you through some extremely dangerous roads at the start which are packed with cars. You'll notice a lot of the other bikers go flying, so keep up the pace, but be extremely careful to not bail or crash. If you can get through this in about third place you should be able to win the race on the way back because the road is relatively empty. As you get to the hairpin bend at the right of the map below make sure you brake, or you'll go off the side of the hill and be screwed for the rest of the race. Avoid the traffic and you should be able to catch up and win the race on the way back to the start/finish line.
City Circuit
Vehicle Given: FCR-900
Track Distance: 3.00 KM
This race is very straight forward. The course is not difficult in the slightest, although the arrows can be confusing, however just stick to the road you're on or heading for and you should be fine. As long as you don't crash into a car you should easily be able to win this race.
Vinewood
Vehicle Given: Sunrise
Track Distance: 3.00 KM
This is one of the most difficult street races of them all. For a start you're not exactly in the best vehicle for racing, but secondly the course is rather extreme too. The start is alright, but just after you pass the Vinewood sign the hills and corners can be pretty hazardous unless you brake and drive carefully. You'll probably watch 3 of the 5 opponents speed down a hill and roll their car, so if you maintain your speed and drive carefully, you should be able to gain a decent position before the race comes to a close. After the start, the rest is fairly straight forward. Watch out for the hairpin at the West of the track though! If you take the hills just past the Vinewood bridge well and slowly, you should be able to get into first place, and from there just drive VERY carefully, braking for everything and you will win sooner or later.
Freeway
Vehicle Given: Super GT
Track Distance: 4.00 KM
This is another relatively hard race, but mainly because of the vehicles used by both yourself and your opponents. They're all fast cars, typically what you'd expect to see in a street race, however they aren't the best at turning at high speeds and will spin out easily. The race is long with a lot of straights, so even if you make a mistake, you'll have chances to catch back up. Be careful on the highway though, you probably won't notice how sharp the turns can feel at a high speed. Avoid all traffic too and if you can get off the freeway in first place, you should be able to win.
Into The Country
Vehicle Given: Bullet
Track Distance: 8.00 KM
Despite the fact this track is insanely long, it's actually incredibly easy too. For a start, you only have 3 other opponents which you can lose by the time you get out of the tunnel next to the airport. From there just carefully speed your way through the industrial traffic and get onto the freeway leading North. It's pretty much straight road all of the way, and cars will stop spawning when you get so fast, so unless you completely smash up your car, you should be able to hold together long enough and win by a mile. Even spinning out will give you more than enough time to get going again before you're caught but spinning out is hard to do thanks to the Bullet's great high-speed handling.
Badlands A
The Badlands A street race had to be completed on one of the Countryside Missions, so you will almost definitely have already completed this race. If you haven't here are some details:
Vehicle Given: Sabre
Track Distance: 4.00 KM
Looking at the map you'd think this was hard, but it's not really too bad if you ensure you stick to the dirt roads and brake when going over the top of hills or around sharp bends. Once again you only have 3 other opponents, and they're a bit slower than you, so providing you don't end up in the drink and drive carefully enough, you'll win this race comfortably.
Badlands B
The Badlands B street race had to be completed on one of the Countryside Missions, so you will almost definitely have already completed this race. If you haven't here are some details:
Vehicle Given: ZR-500
Track Distance: 4.00 KM
This is exactly the same track as Badlands A, however you're doing it from end to start so to speak. Backwards. I suppose it's sort of like a new track, however just follow the same instructions as listed above for Badlands A, and you should be able to win this one fairly easily too.
Once you've won this one, providing you went in order, that's all of the Los Santos Street Races complete.
The Lowrider Race had to be completed on one of Cesar's Missions, so you will almost definitely have already completed this race. If you haven't here are some details:
Vehicle Given: Blade
Track Distance: 2.00 KM
This race will most likely have been completed previously, however details you'll need to know are that the race ends at the pier and takes a few turns through the streets of Vinewood and Market. There is nothing in this race which should cause any sort of problem apart from oncoming traffic, so just take it easy, brake at relatively hard corners and speed down the straights.
Little Loop
Vehicle Given: NRG-500
Track Distance: 1.00 KM
While this track is rather small, the fact that you're on a bike makes it a lot more difficult. Of course you can go faster, but it's a lot easier to bail from the bike, and it has a tendency to pull a rather stupid wheelie when you try to accelerate. You can speed pretty fast, just watch out for other bikers, cars and lamp posts. It's pretty difficult to actually win the race, so you may need to try it a few times before you get it right. Luckily it's short, so it doesn't take too long to do again. The only problem with the length is that it doesn't give you enough time to catch up if you make a mess of it half way through. You'll need a perfect run to win.
Backroad Wanderer
Vehicle Given: FCR-900
Track Distance: 3.00 KM
This race takes you through some extremely dangerous roads at the start which are packed with cars. You'll notice a lot of the other bikers go flying, so keep up the pace, but be extremely careful to not bail or crash. If you can get through this in about third place you should be able to win the race on the way back because the road is relatively empty. As you get to the hairpin bend at the right of the map below make sure you brake, or you'll go off the side of the hill and be screwed for the rest of the race. Avoid the traffic and you should be able to catch up and win the race on the way back to the start/finish line.
City Circuit
Vehicle Given: FCR-900
Track Distance: 3.00 KM
This race is very straight forward. The course is not difficult in the slightest, although the arrows can be confusing, however just stick to the road you're on or heading for and you should be fine. As long as you don't crash into a car you should easily be able to win this race.
Vinewood
Vehicle Given: Sunrise
Track Distance: 3.00 KM
This is one of the most difficult street races of them all. For a start you're not exactly in the best vehicle for racing, but secondly the course is rather extreme too. The start is alright, but just after you pass the Vinewood sign the hills and corners can be pretty hazardous unless you brake and drive carefully. You'll probably watch 3 of the 5 opponents speed down a hill and roll their car, so if you maintain your speed and drive carefully, you should be able to gain a decent position before the race comes to a close. After the start, the rest is fairly straight forward. Watch out for the hairpin at the West of the track though! If you take the hills just past the Vinewood bridge well and slowly, you should be able to get into first place, and from there just drive VERY carefully, braking for everything and you will win sooner or later.
Freeway
Vehicle Given: Super GT
Track Distance: 4.00 KM
This is another relatively hard race, but mainly because of the vehicles used by both yourself and your opponents. They're all fast cars, typically what you'd expect to see in a street race, however they aren't the best at turning at high speeds and will spin out easily. The race is long with a lot of straights, so even if you make a mistake, you'll have chances to catch back up. Be careful on the highway though, you probably won't notice how sharp the turns can feel at a high speed. Avoid all traffic too and if you can get off the freeway in first place, you should be able to win.
Into The Country
Vehicle Given: Bullet
Track Distance: 8.00 KM
Despite the fact this track is insanely long, it's actually incredibly easy too. For a start, you only have 3 other opponents which you can lose by the time you get out of the tunnel next to the airport. From there just carefully speed your way through the industrial traffic and get onto the freeway leading North. It's pretty much straight road all of the way, and cars will stop spawning when you get so fast, so unless you completely smash up your car, you should be able to hold together long enough and win by a mile. Even spinning out will give you more than enough time to get going again before you're caught but spinning out is hard to do thanks to the Bullet's great high-speed handling.
Badlands A
The Badlands A street race had to be completed on one of the Countryside Missions, so you will almost definitely have already completed this race. If you haven't here are some details:
Vehicle Given: Sabre
Track Distance: 4.00 KM
Looking at the map you'd think this was hard, but it's not really too bad if you ensure you stick to the dirt roads and brake when going over the top of hills or around sharp bends. Once again you only have 3 other opponents, and they're a bit slower than you, so providing you don't end up in the drink and drive carefully enough, you'll win this race comfortably.
Badlands B
The Badlands B street race had to be completed on one of the Countryside Missions, so you will almost definitely have already completed this race. If you haven't here are some details:
Vehicle Given: ZR-500
Track Distance: 4.00 KM
This is exactly the same track as Badlands A, however you're doing it from end to start so to speak. Backwards. I suppose it's sort of like a new track, however just follow the same instructions as listed above for Badlands A, and you should be able to win this one fairly easily too.
Once you've won this one, providing you went in order, that's all of the Los Santos Street Races complete.
