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Re: Wrong 0-60 - LAMBORGHINI GALLARDO LP 570-4 EDIZIONE TECNICA
yeah but the 3.5 seconds 0-60 Hutch has was given from Lamborghini themselves, not manufacturer claims from a website
Re: So, which prize car will be the next event prize?
So, the Alfa Romeo 164 ProCar - is this something to relax with?

This is an extremely unusual car, with a very low 0-60 and weight, but just about the worst MRA. In Top Drives terms, that makes it a bit of a specialist: the low MRA keeps the RQ down, but in tracks where high speed is less important it will do very well.
You can see it in these results: with 3 less RQ than the Moby Dick, it still manages to win as soon as the track gets twisty enough.

This is an extremely unusual car, with a very low 0-60 and weight, but just about the worst MRA. In Top Drives terms, that makes it a bit of a specialist: the low MRA keeps the RQ down, but in tracks where high speed is less important it will do very well.
You can see it in these results: with 3 less RQ than the Moby Dick, it still manages to win as soon as the track gets twisty enough.
Re: Decent pulls... All my S and A recent pulls
McLaren #18. At least its one I didn't have.

Of all the brands and Legandary cars why do McLaren love me so much.

Of all the brands and Legandary cars why do McLaren love me so much.

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Re: B [20] Lotus Exige S2
Used Lotus's official claim for this car as it seems reasonable comparing with Lotus's other similar cars (Other than the Evora line since their official claimed numbers are ridiculously fast and impossible to achieve irl)
http://www.sandsmuseum.com/cars/elise/information/press/magazine/magazine2004/autocar30304/exige.html
http://www.sandsmuseum.com/cars/elise/information/press/magazine/magazine2004/autocar30304/exige.html

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Monthly Challenge Arc 6 - January

The monthly challenges consist of a weekday challenge to award a ‘ticket’ prize car (common or uncommon), followed by a weekend challenge gated by these ticket prize cars and a 'mystery manufacturer' requirement. Three months make one arc, and the final weekend challenge of an arc awards a prize car.
Arc 6 January qualifier:
Sunday 24th January - Friday 29th January
Beat the qualifier challenge to win a 1983 Alfa Romeo Spider (S3), NOT AVAILABLE FROM PACKS. This will grant access to the weekend challenge, which will award 5 slots, a Ceramic pack, and a Carbon Fiber pack.
Arc 6 January Spider (S3) owners’ challenge:
Friday 29th January - Sunday 31st January
Only Spider (S3) owners can enter this special weekend challenge. The weekend challenge will require cars from one particular manufacturer. Leoni has a clue for what it is.
Arc 6 January Spider (S3) owners’ challenge, requirements and prizes.
Zone 1: 1x Alfa Romeo Spider (S3), win 5 slots
Zone 2: 1x mystery manufacturer, win a Ceramic pack
Zone 3: 1x Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce (S2), win 12k cash
Zone 4: 3x mystery manufacturer, win a Carbon Fiber pack
Zone 5: BONUS EXPERT ROUND 1x 1969 Alfa Romeo Spider (S1), win 24k cash
Zone 6: BONUS EXPERT ROUND 4x mystery manufacturer, win a Ceramic pack
Additional notes:
The Spider (S3) is awarded on the penultimate round of the weekday challenge so players don’t forget to claim it before the end.
These monthly challenges are designed to reward committed players, so once you have completed challenges in three arcs in a row, the prize cars you collected will qualify you for weekend challenges to win a Carbon Fiber every month, and prize cars at the end of each arc.
For example:
To win the prize car from Arc 6, you’ll need at least 2 of the ticket prize cars from Arcs 5 and 4
To win the prize car from Arc 7, you’ll need at least 2 of the ticket prize cars from Arcs 6 and 5
To win the prize car from Arc 8, you’ll need at least 2 of the ticket prize cars from Arcs 7 and 6
… and so on. Speaking of prizes…
Next prize cars
The following prize cars will be awarded in the upcoming monthly weekend challenges:
Arc 6, concluding March 2021: RQ83 S 2016 KTM X-Bow GT4
Arc 7, concluding June 2021: TBC
Arc 8, concluding September 2021: TBC