most credits per min post 1.06 update

[Vipereater]

With this new 1.06 update, which race now offers the most credits per minute?

 

[jfrog5982]

It's between Like The Wind and American races at Indy. I only had a chance to do each one once before I left for work and didn't write anything down, but it's very close between those two.

I **think** American took a little more than a minute longer (using my Spec II Test Car on American vs x2010 at LTW) for about 25k more credits (99.xk vs 75k). When you consider the short time that it takes to get a new race going, they seem really close. I'd be interested to see calculated numbers if anyone has them though.

 

[pampsu]

When you consider the short time that it takes to get a new race going, they seem really close

It takes same amount of time in between races for both options, so it can be left ot for calculations.

 

[brennonyo]

I would also like to know this, i prefer grinding at LTW cos its only 5 laps and im done after 2:40mins with the x1. 10 laps i find just too boring, so boring i even fall asleep

 

[Coldon66]

I prefer the American Championship on Extreme sector. 99,000 credits and with the Ford GT Test Car from the Premium Dealership, you don't even have to brake or do a single thing...Complete breeze and only slightly more time wise than Indy on LTW with the X1.

 

[vern]

LTW is 70K now, under 3 minutes if you drive probably over 3 when rubber banded.

14906 experience.

Rubber banded was 3 minutes 46 for 70k.

 

[Vipereater]

Thanks for the tips. I tried American with the ZR1 RM and LTW with the x2010.

I can do the American in 3 minutes 37 seconds and earn 97,600 credits and 18,595 exp and after 5 races my UCD resets with a new batch of cars. 👍

 

[jfrog5982]

It takes same amount of time in between races for both options, so it can be left ot for calculations.

Uh...

For simplification purposes, I'm going to use easier numbers. let's say Race A takes 3:30, and Race B takes 4:30. To get a new race going, it takes 30 seconds, so each cycle of Race A is taking you 4 minutes vs Race B taking 5 minutes. You race for an hour. You complete 15 of race A and 12 of race B. That means that you spent time getting to the next race three more times in race A than in race B, so the time between races was more costly against race A.

I can't believe that required an explanation 0.o