Credit/XP Grinding Per Hour - Community Spreadsheet

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I noticed someone already posted about the American Championship Indy Race, but here are some of my calculations..I'm level 24 A-Spec.

Using fully modified ZR1 RM with 905 hp and 1100kg in weight:

Completed races: 13 races in 59'05" including a 1'16" bathroom break
Average time completed: 4:04 seconds(From clicking start race to clicking start race)

Income: 117000 per race for 13 races = 1,571,000 credits/HR
XP: 4480 per race for 13 races = 58,240 XP/HR
 
breezy
I noticed someone already posted about the American Championship Indy Race, but here are some of my calculations..I'm level 24 A-Spec.

Using fully modified ZR1 RM with 905 hp and 1100kg in weight:

Completed races: 13 races in 59'05" including a 1'16" bathroom break
Average time completed: 4:04 seconds(From clicking start race to clicking start race)

Income: 117000 per race for 13 races = 1,571,000 credits/HR
XP: 4480 per race for 13 races = 58,240 XP/HR
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All you need to do is add a new column with your name in it and then add your time in the relevant A/B-Spec race. The "Your Times" sheet is editable by anyone.
 
Are we going to edit the credit amounts to what they are now, since they're all bumped up a bit?

For those of us who aren't in the 20's yet and can't do the Indy Race, I've been looking around for other small time races.

The Festival Italia on London isn't too bad with the new stuff. In a stock LP670-SV with racing tires I can do it in 2:50 a pop, maybe less. Including the minor loading time, it averages out to about $340K an hour, not the 1.5mill the higher level guys are getting, but every little be helps down here.

:)
 
Leaving as is as the old XP will come back in Feb 2011.

I found Professional - British Lightweight - London to be easy money.
 
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