Mud Track Madness is an off-road Gran Premio race in Madrugada, run by Yami Suárez. It is worth doing early because the first finish pays Vehicle Parts and opens up a vehicle you can claim afterwards.
Part 3 of 12 in Gran Premio Races
Find the Gran Premio marker in Madrugada and start the race from there. Yami Suárez is the organiser behind all twelve races, so they all work the same way.
Drive through every checkpoint and cross the line before the clock runs out. The mud punishes hard braking, so carry speed through bends and avoid sliding wide into the scenery.
1. Start the race at the Gran Premio marker. 2. Drive the off-road car through every checkpoint. 3. Cross the finish line before time runs out. 4. Replay later to beat your record.
Stay away from the patrolling tanks. If you get spotted mid-race, soldiers will chase and shoot at you, and a wrecked car means a restart. Race markers sit on the map once Gran Premio is open. You can replay any race later to push your best time down.
Biplane Blitz
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Four-Wheeler Fury
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International Waters Relay
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Caffeine Crash Course
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