Level 20 in A-spec - Where to get xp or credits

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Title. Would it be just better to start grinding b-spec for a while to get some money for cars to use in the extreme series? Need a little help 👍
 
Definitely special events, but that's once off. Run the A-Spec -> Extreme series -> American Championship -> Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Max'ed out a Corvette (total cost ~600,000) and each race will get you ~110k every 4-5 minutes. This seems to be the grind to go to for repeatable cash.
 
Definitely special events, but that's once off. Run the A-Spec -> Extreme series -> American Championship -> Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Max'ed out a Corvette (total cost ~600,000) and each race will get you ~110k every 4-5 minutes. This seems to be the grind to go to for repeatable cash.

Problem is that the OP isn't at a high enough level for this race yet but definitely this one, an easy 1m cr in about half an hour.
 
Doing the available seasonal events as mentioned, should be the first thing. Doing both sets would give you enough xp for someone starting from scratch to go from zero to 23 at least. Then all the licenses, special events and races.

I honestly cant see the problem with xp and cash until you hit around level 35. Thats when the grind starts.
 
How can you be stuck at 20? Did you start before the 1.05 update and seasonal events? I started on Dec 25th and I'm already level 25 without any grinding, mainly thanks to the seasonal events and their massive payouts. I've also golded most of the special events.

I'm nowhere near the point of needing to grind either, still got most of the Extreme series to do, some of the Expert series and a lot of the special events.
 
Seasonal events ftw. You have missed the first set as they closed today but you can still get a ton of money and xp for what's left.
 
how can you be stuck at 20? Did you start before the 1.05 update and seasonal events? I started on dec 25th and i'm already level 25 without any grinding, mainly thanks to the seasonal events and their massive payouts. I've also golded most of the special events.

I'm nowhere near the point of needing to grind either, still got most of the extreme series to do, some of the expert series and a lot of the special events.

+1 ^
 
As a follow-on to this, my B-Spec Bob has just hit 20. I want to get him up to 21-23 ish to do stuff like Like The Wind and the American event that every seems to "like" grinding.

What's the best way to go about this?
 
As a follow-on to this, my B-Spec Bob has just hit 20. I want to get him up to 21-23 ish to do stuff like Like The Wind and the American event that every seems to "like" grinding.

What's the best way to go about this?

There's only one way to do this, play B-Spec mode a lot. Give Bob an overpowered car, select the highest level event possible as that gives the most exp, start it, go away and do something else and come back 20 mins later.
 
There's only one way to do this, play B-Spec mode a lot. Give Bob an overpowered car, select the highest level event possible as that gives the most exp, start it, go away and do something else and come back 20 mins later.

Which at level 20, is the Schwarzwald B race around the Nurburgring, 15 minutes in an R10, for 490 xp/min.
 
Definitely special events, but that's once off. Run the A-Spec -> Extreme series -> American Championship -> Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Max'ed out a Corvette (total cost ~600,000) and each race will get you ~110k every 4-5 minutes. This seems to be the grind to go to for repeatable cash.

^^This, the ZR1 RM'd espically.
 
There's only one way to do this, play B-Spec mode a lot. Give Bob an overpowered car, select the highest level event possible as that gives the most exp, start it, go away and do something else and come back 20 mins later.

This is kinda what I was asking, which race should I be running.

Which at level 20, is the Schwarzwald B race around the Nurburgring, 15 minutes in an R10, for 490 xp/min.

And this is the kind of answer I was after.
 
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