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Both asphalt and dirt have trere expenses. I've raced both, the asphalt tire expense can kill you, the dirt motor expense is just as bad. My opinion is that atleast when you spend a bunch of money on a motor you have the possibility of it lasting a few years, tires on my asphalt mod were good for 1 race. Some people were even just using a set of tires to practice on then a new set to qualify and race on. Its hard to keep up when they have the money to do that.

I've also raced stock cars both dirt and asphalt, the cost is relatively the same except the tire bill on asphalt is more. This is just my experience down here in south Texas, Corpus Christi has a dirt and asphalt track.

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Remember that with I.M.C.A. there is a $525.00 claim rule on the motors. alot of the people I know that run dirt modifieds can run tires for a year or two. there is money in some of the dirt modified motors out there but if you finish on the lead lap you can claim any of the top four finisher's motors. plus it also matters on if you like to drive it into the corners or slid it in!!

I had less money tied up in my I.M.C.A. modifed then I did in my old LLM motor for THR. If you plan on an outlaw dirt track, your motor bill will be high. IMCA engines are alot less expensive. I have around $3800 in mine(complete) and it's got 2 1/2 seasons on it. The carb. is the highest priced single piece, if you want a good one.

On dirt, I expected to replace some suspension component (usually a ball joint) quite often due to track roughness; in my Lt Mdl, replaced RR tire a lot, LR not as often, RF lasted twice as long as the RR, and LF would last a looooong time; body panels either were straightened out or replaced weekly (beating and banging attributed to rough drivers and/or the higher car counts than I've experienced at most asphalt races); car wash bill on the way home

So far asphalt has been much cheaper. True, I'm in a class that has a very hard compound tire, so that cost is almost negated. And I can run pump gas or a pump gas, 98 octane mix. And our car counts have suffered since the last of last season and after the 1st race of the year, so the body has held up pretty well.

My guess is, if I were in an asphalt mod, my operating cost would still be cheaper than on dirt due to less wear on the car from track conditions and the overall cleaner (read: less contact) racing I've exeperience and witnessed at the asphalt track.

Ask Marc Madison. He raced a mod at the Bowl and pavement now and in the past. He is coming to Kyle on the 23rd. I'm gonna save some money for a carb and try to come later in the year. you can pm him on here or thru his web site marcmadison.com

As the payer of those bills, I can tell you that I have never spent more money or had to do more "week to week" fabrication/repairs than when we ran Devils Bowl and Cowtown on dirt. On a per race basis pavement can be cheaper if you live next to the track. With longer distance travel like pavement racers pull, it is probably a closer race. The all time cheapest year I have ever had was when I lucked up and won the Super Stock season in Midland...but when things are REALLY going your way, there's not much repair/hassle expense.

The 9/11 economy drove me to a sport mod. Dirt sport mods / SIMS were the cheapest to operate (pre-Hoosier prices). You could be competitive with an old chassis and junk parts. This style class might be a good candidate for asphalt.

I can say that neither are inexpensive. I can honestly say that I spend approximately $10,000-15,000 a year in operating cost for my asphalt modified. I help out a friend of mine that runs in the USMTS series. I can tell you that he probably spends double if not triple what I do. His traveling expenses are substantially more than mine. The downside to running asphalt right now is you only have three tracks in Texas to run at.

Prior to this year one of the biggest expenses we had was the tires. With the new Goodyears that we run you can honestly get double the laps out of. You can use the dirt tires more, however, they seem to get punctured a lot more than asphalt.

The weirdest thing though is the ad packs. You get more rewards from ad packs then you do spending money on tokens. 2 replay packs give you 140 tokens and 4000 coins. Spending 5 in the store will get you 105 tokens.

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North Wilkesboro Speedway is one of the first NASCAR tracks and was home to two Winston Cup Series races for several decades. The final NASCAR Cup Series race at North Wilkesboro was held in 1996 and won by NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon. The track has sat largely abandoned in recent years, but community efforts have helped to bring racing back. Racetrack Revival will feature nearly a month of grassroots racing on the current pavement in August. Then following removal of the old asphalt, racing will return on the original dirt in October.

The Forward Racing team faces an uncertain future. On his return from the German round of MotoGP at the Sachsenring, Forward Racing boss Giovanni Cuzari was arrested by the Swiss authorities on charges of suspected corruption of a public official, and money laundering through sponsorship activities.

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The controls are usually the main thing that destroys me in a racing game. No matter how hard I try I end up looking like a ping pong ball just bouncing all around. These controls were a lot more straight forward and manageable.

Now this is something that I feel I should mention before anyone gets themselves too excited for a fun racing game. While it is free to play, there are a lot of reasons that one could convince themselves to spend money fairly easily.

Each car also has a limited fuel supply. This fills back up given time BUT you can also choose to refill it immediately with the use of real world money. A small cost purchase but you can burn through the fuel fairly quick so it would add up.

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Like the other games in the franchise, Asphalt 8: Airborne comes with all the bells and whistles you'd expect from an arcade racer. For starters there are 47 cars, including luxury racers like the Bugatti Veyron and the Lamborghini Veneno, each of which you'll eventually unlock as you earn money by racing. Getting the top-tier cars will definitely take some time, but like many games these days, Asphalt 8 lets you spend real cash to buy car packs if you want to get ahead quickly. Fortunately, even the beginning cars are pretty appealing, so you won't have to pay your dues racing some subcompact tin can like you do in other games if you don't want to spend the money.

There are only nine different racing locations, but you'll race each track in reverse as you progress and there are numerous routes to take on each track for plenty of variation. To mix it up further, there are a few different race types, starting with a standard race, then adding some variation with elimination, head-to-head, and an Infected game mode, where you infect other racers with a deadly virus that makes their cars explode. There are eight seasons you can race through, and each is a mix of all the different race types so you don't have to worry about doing the same old thing every time.

Smooth and challenging multiplayer modes

If you want to try your luck against other real racers, you can race with friends over local Wi-Fi, or race live against other players online. I tried both, and the racing was very smooth without any hiccups in my testing. In local multiplayer mode, you'll be able to choose the game types I discussed above, the track you want to race on, and what class of cars will be allowed to join. In the online version, players vote on game type, track, and class. While I found that playing locally is a bit more fun with friends (or co-workers) yelling at each other as we raced around the track, the online multiplayer provided the biggest challenge with players coming from around the world.

Another issue I had is with upgrades. You can improve each of your cars' performance with earned cash by buying upgrades to acceleration, top speed, handling, and nitro. The first set of upgrades is really cheap, but the second level gets expensive very quickly. This might be where people will be most tempted to turn to in-app purchasing, and it seems like that's what Gameloft is going for. I suppose this is how the company makes its money, but I'd like to at least be able to do a few upgrades before the price gets out of control. ff782bc1db