Endurance Race Times.

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I was wondering if anyone had a list or knew how long it took to do each endurance race that isn't timed. [Not 4hr, 9hr, 24hr.]

Thank you in advance.:)
 
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It rather depends on what car you're using...
 
I'm pretty sure a 4hr endurance will take at least 4 hrs, a 9hr endurance will take at least 9hrs, and a 24hr endurance will take at least 24hrs.

Indy 500 took me approximately 2 1/2 hours, Suzuka 1000km took me approximately 6 hrs.
 
You can just do the math, e.g: Indy 500 - (200 laps)

If you for example choose X1 that would be approximatelly 34 second / lap + pitstops and it would come around 2:12 hours (for b-spec)
 
It rather depends on what car you're using...
Yeah, I know, I'm just trying to get a ball park figure.
Having kids doesn't really give me the time to sit down and do them in one shot.
Just trying to get a plan formed.


I'm pretty sure a 4hr endurance will take at least 4 hrs, a 9hr endurance will take at least 9hrs, and a 24hr endurance will take at least 24hrs.

Indy 500 took me approximately 2 1/2 hours, Suzuka 1000km took me approximately 6 hrs.
Yes thank you for saying a 4 hour would take a bout 4 hours and a 9 hour would take about 9 hours, I'm well aware of that.
I guess I should have worded it better.
The second part of what you said is what I was trying to find out, so thank you for that.👍
 
The shorter ones,in a reasonable car,will likely take you to the 2-2.5hr range...They can be finished much faster with a ridiculously advantaged car(i.e.-x2010) but where's the challenge in taking that route??
 
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The shorter ones,in a reasonable car,will likely take you to the 2-2.5hr range...They can be finished much faster with a ridiculously advantaged car(i.e.-x2010) but where's the challenge in taking that route??

Thank you to you too, that is exactly what I was trying to find out.👍
 
This is my overview of the times I did the enduros in, whilst winning them.

GVS A-Spec - F1 Stealth - A little over two hours
GVS B-Spec - X2010 - Don't really remember. Probably about 1:20-ish
Laguna A-Spec - R10 Stealth - A little over two hours
Laguna B-Spec - Nismo Skyline R-Tune - Don't really remember but probably at best 2:45
Indy A-Spec - X2010 - Little bit over two hours
Indy B-Spec - Furai - Around 2:45
Suzuka A-Spec - Not done yet
Suzuka B-Spec - Fully modded Gallardo - a bit more than 6:30 with rain starting from about lap 100

Those are just rough times for cars that can win these races. ;)
 
This is my overview of the times I did the enduros in, whilst winning them.

GVS A-Spec - F1 Stealth - A little over two hours
GVS B-Spec - X2010 - Don't really remember. Probably about 1:20-ish
Laguna A-Spec - R10 Stealth - A little over two hours
Laguna B-Spec - Nismo Skyline R-Tune - Don't really remember but probably at best 2:45
Indy A-Spec - X2010 - Little bit over two hours
Indy B-Spec - Furai - Around 2:45
Suzuka A-Spec - Not done yet
Suzuka B-Spec - Fully modded Gallardo - a bit more than 6:30 with rain starting from about lap 100

Those are just rough times for cars that can win these races. ;)

Wow, THANK YOU!:cheers:
Couldn't have asked for a better list.👍
 
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Wow, THANK YOU!:cheers:
Couldn't have asked for a better list.👍

Anytime. ;)

Bear in mind you will be faster than your B-Spec driver so you can use the cars I used there at your free will (they all won it, bearing in mind all but the first were rather close). Suzuka is quite odd since the weather is either OK then annoying or just annoying so times can vary there with any car. Either way you should have a car that's fast enough anyway ;)
 
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