Fast way to earn EXP?

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Topic says it all, I'm currently lvl 26 and already did all licenses and seasonal/special events ...I want to unlock the X1 challenge but my B-spec lvl is even lower so I need a fast way to grind the remaining A-Spec-EXP.
Are endurance races better than A-spec events?
 
If you have golded all events, then your best bet is to run the GVS Endurance and alternate between that and the FGT/Dream Car Championships. It might take awhile but you will get there. Unless you have 4 hours to burn, do NOT run the Roadster Endurance.
 
Grind baby, GRIND!

Actually, the seasonal events are a HUGE help in both exp and cash. THANK YOU PD! :D
 
I refuse to the the GV Endurance, or ANY endurances again. 60 laps and I am absolutely sick of that track.
 
Suzuka 172 is the best place to gain Exp points. Off course if you drive in X1 2010, that takes 4 hours and 30 minutes. In that time you will earn 354.561 exp points. This x 2 is 709.122 much more than for 9 hours Tsukuba which is ruffly 600.000 exp.

Those are only good if you are not on level 35, because after that you can do 24 hour endurance which gives more than 2.400.000 points

So the only thing you have to get is X1 2010 car, well not a car actually but that machine to make grinding process faster. You don't want to stuck in Suzuka with Formula GT, that takes 6 hours man!!!
 
No offence but Suzuka 172 (1000 kms) is level 33, this guy is only level 26...

Also, I got more experience points for the Nurburgring 4hr (per time playing) than I did for Suzuka 1000kms.

'ring 4hr = 480,000 points
Suz 1000kms = 618,000 points

Suzuka took me 6 hrs to do, that's 50% longer than Nurburgring.

3 'ring races in time = 2 Suzuka 1000's

3 x 480,000 = 1,440,000
2 x 618,000 = 1,236,000

(NOTE: this was before update 1.05 so you will now get even more points)

Nurburgring hr is also so much better because the track is longer so it breaks up the monotonous nature of a shorter track..

As this guy is on level 26, you just have to keep grinding, grind grind grind grind Level 24 ''Dream car championship'', then when you get to Nurburgring 4hr race, grind that..
 
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Grind baby, GRIND!

Actually, the seasonal events are a HUGE help in both exp and cash. THANK YOU PD! :D

Yes they really are, thanks to them I didn't have to drive any race more than once up to now. But from now on I'll need a good race to grind from 26,5 to 30 ...after that I'll be leveling up A-Spec just for fun since I don't plan on doing any 24h races at the moment.

So the Dream Car Championship (Indy I suppose) is the best "EXP-per-minute-event" between level 26,5 and 30?
 
I just do the whole championship, that way you get a nice bonus at the end.

I can't remember what the individual experience points are for each race, but I think if you win all 5 you get around 75,000 - 80,000, but I'm not sure exactly.

If you are bored of this, try racing with friends around the long versions of the Nurburgring online, I haven't done much online racing yet, but when a friend and I were testing cars online at Nurburgring 24h we were getting a few thousand experience points for a 2 lap race of this track...
 
i no now this is a silly thing to as but were are the endurance races..i'm on level 21 doing races only gettin 5000xp per race..and its rare i get on line because i only do that in my friends house
 
Also, I got more experience points for the Nurburgring 4hr (per time playing) than I did for Suzuka 1000kms.
Unfortunately not!. Nurburgring is way much harder to drive in X1, Suzuka is clean no bums no hard sections like Nurburg and you had way much more Exp points in LESS AMOUNT OF TIME !!!

Only advantage you have is that after 3 hours of driving you can just leave your car before the Finnish line and when clock counts 4th hour you just cross finish line.

I had to correct my previous calculations. Suzuka 172 laps in A-Spec mode is exactly 4 hours. And if you double that time you have 8 hours and 709.000 exp points. I was referring to B-Spec mode for what i am sorry


Now you got more Exp points in less amount of time. Grinding around Nurburgring is just stupid. You drive Suzuka in 6 hours is because you have a wrong car to grind. X1 2010 is the right tool both in A Spec and B Spec
 
You should do the seasonal events. If you do the bonus races correctly (you don't even have to finish first haha), you will get a nice amount of xp and money.

I was 26 until yesterday. I've done the endurance races (the first one of which i don't remember what exactly it was, and the second with the Mazda). Second endurance gives about 200.000 xp. If you aren't level up then yet, just get back to seasonal events. If you are at level 27, you can do the 200 mile on Laguna Seca, with an Formula GT you're done in about 1:30 hours. It gives you 150.000 xp again. That's how I got 27, and almost 28 already (yesterday I was 26)
 
Sorry my friend, I do not mean to be aurguementative or start world war 3 but you have got this wrong.

I don't use the X1 for endurance races, the faster the car the LESS experience points you get, well on A spec anyway.

I know this because I have done endurance races with different spec cars and I always get MORE points the slower the car I use.

I use the following:

Nurburgring 4hr = R34 Falken tyres racecar
Suzuka 1000kms = HKS Evo 230R

You say you get 709,000 experience points for 8 hrs of actual time, OK fine, but I get 960,000 experience points for 8 hrs of actual time, so how can I be the one who's got it wong??? That's 250,000 more than you???

Also, the OP talks about A spec points, not B Spec points.

Yes, if you are doing B spec and you have an X1010 then this is going to be easiest way to grind, but the OP doesn't have a X2010 and isn't talking about B spec.

If you want to keep grinding Suzuka 1000kms for your 350,000, then do so, it's a free world, but I'll keep grinding Nurburgring 4hr and I'll keep my 480,000 experience points for the same amount of actual time..
 
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