Unleash your creativity in GTA Online with the Race Creator, a powerful tool that transforms the sprawling streets, skies, and waters of San Andreas into your ultimate racetrack. Whether you’re crafting gravity-defying stunt courses, high-speed drag strips, or intense Formula 1 circuits, this guide dives into the essentials to help you design thrilling custom races that will leave players on the edge of their seats. Ready to build your masterpiece? Let’s hit the accelerator!
Race Creator
The first step to create a race is to choose one of three variations
- Land Race
- Sea Race
- Air Race
Race details
Race details
- Title – 25 characters max
- Description – 250 characters max
- Photo – this will appear while launching the creation as well as on Rockstar Games Social Club website
- Maximum Players– 2-16
- Race Type – Standard, Rally, GTA
- Route Type – Laps, Point-to-point
- Number of Laps – for laps route type you need to set the number of laps from 2 to 99
- Starting Grid Size – depending on vehicle class set the Starting Grid to small, medium or large
- Available Vehicles – here set which vehicle classes will be available to choose from during the race
- Default Class – set which vehicle class will appear as default
- Default Vehicle – set which vehicle will appear as default (can be switched in the Lobby before the game starts)
- Time of Day – Current, Morning, Noon, Night
- Weather – Current, Clear, Rainy
- Traffic – choose whether civil cars may move around the race route or not
- Wanted Level – choose whether or not the police can pursuit players who broke the law
- Background Music – Action or Pursuit
- Lobby Radio – set the radio station that is playing in the Lobby
Placement
Placement
- Place Trigger – mark the location on the map where players will gather to join the game
- Lobby Camera – must be placed close to the Starting Point. The area you select will be visible for everyone in the Lobby
- Checkpoints – set checkpoints which stand for the race route
- Weapons – in GTA mode, place weapons on the race route
- Props – enrich the route with such elements as ramps, dumpsters, barriers etc.
- Stunt Jumps – you can allow Stunt Jumps on the race route
- Toggle Radar – switch the zoom level of the Radar
- Delete Options – delete selected elements or clear the entire map
Radio – choose a radio station you want to listen to during the creation process
When the creation is ready you need to test it. Click on test option. A race will start.
After you have finished the test you can make some final changes. If everything is working as planned, you have now two options.
Save – you can invite other players to your game, but your creation will not be available in Rockstar Games Social Club.
What are the most creative stunt race designs you’ve seen
Here are some of the most creative stunt race designs in GTA Online:
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Under the Map and Insane Wallrides: These custom races often feature tracks that go under the game’s map, incorporating insane wallrides and troll elements, making them both challenging and visually stunning1.
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Neos Night Wall Rider: This race includes a unique two-flight wall ride, offering a thrilling experience for players who enjoy wallriding mechanics1.
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Maze with Boats: Some races incorporate a maze section where players must navigate through a challenging aquatic course, adding variety to the racing experience1.
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High-Speed Loops and Boosts: Many creative races feature high-speed loops and boost sections, allowing players to experience the thrill of high-speed racing while performing aerial stunts1.
These designs showcase the creativity and diversity possible with the GTA Online Race Creator tool, allowing players to craft unique and exhilarating racing experiences.
What are the most memorable PR stunts you’ve seen
Here are some of the most memorable PR stunts that left a lasting impression:
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Red Bull Stratos (2012)
Skydiver Felix Baumgartner broke the sound barrier by jumping from the edge of space, creating a global spectacle and elevating Red Bull’s brand as a daring, adrenaline-fueled company. It garnered massive media coverage and millions of live viewers. -
The Ice Bucket Challenge (2014)
This viral social media campaign for ALS awareness encouraged participants to dump ice water over their heads. It raised over $115 million for ALS research and demonstrated the power of combining social media with a meaningful cause. -
Carlsberg’s Beer-Dispensing Billboard (2015)
A billboard in London’s Brick Lane dispensed free beer, aligning perfectly with Carlsberg’s slogan, “Probably the best beer in the world.” The simple yet effective concept generated significant social media buzz. -
Oreo’s Super Bowl Blackout Tweet (2013)
During a blackout at the Super Bowl, Oreo tweeted, “You can still dunk in the dark,” showcasing quick thinking and creativity. The tweet went viral, proving the value of real-time marketing. -
National Geographic’s T-Rex Stunt (2015)
A life-sized injured T-Rex replica was driven around London to promote National Geographic’s Jurassic Week. This bizarre sight captivated onlookers and sparked online discussions. -
Tinder’s Dozens of Dupes Date (2018)
A woman invited dozens of men to the same date in Union Square, creating a viral moment that highlighted Tinder’s brand while sparking debate about its approach to dating culture.
These stunts succeeded because they were bold, creative, and resonated with audiences on emotional or cultural levels, ensuring widespread attention and engagement.
