fastest way to make money?

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Whats the fastest and best way to make money in GT5?

I mostly race the american championship in the extreme-class.
5 rounds on Daytona (or the other one...) in under 5mins. 117.000cr. earned!

But its damn boring.......:indiff:


And the seasonal events are to rare!


Whats your best and fastest way to get alot of money?
 
Indy Circuit in "Like The Wind".
 
DTM Race - Nurburgring - around 7 minutes - 99,000 - much more fun than going around an oval.
 
Seasonal Events. They aren't that rare. If not, The best way to do it is just going round the ovals, but I agree, it get's boring =P
 
Indy Circuit in "Like The Wind".

thats the same track and the same amount of rounds, but with less money you can earn! Fail!
 
krioto
DTM Race - Nurburgring - around 7 minutes - 99,000 - much more fun than going around an oval.

He said "fastest" not "funniest" way to make money.
 
DTM Race - Nurburgring - around 7 minutes - 99,000 - much more fun than going around an oval.

thats truly more fun! Maybe I´ll try this a few rounds....;)
 
bmxmitch
thats the same track and the same amount of rounds, but with less money you can earn! Fail!

Fail..? You can use the X1 in this event, when in the "Amercian Championship" you can't, so I do "Like the Wind" in 1.5 mins faster than the American Championship which in a hour makes me more money, so YOU fail.
 
Fail..? You can use the X1 in this event, when in the "Amercian Championship" you can't, so I do "Like the Wind" in 1.5 mins faster than the American Championship which in a hour makes me more money, so YOU fail.

Well, thats true! I wasn´t aware of that fact.
 
Fail..? You can use the X1 in this event, when in the "Amercian Championship" you can't, so I do "Like the Wind" in 1.5 mins faster than the American Championship which in a hour makes me more money, so YOU fail.


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