Fuji 1000 km

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I was just wondering about how long the Fuji 1000 km endurance race is? I was also wonder how it is possible to do a 24 hour endurance race? If anyone could tell me these things, that would be great.:)
 
It took me three and a half hours to complete the Fuji race, and the 24 hour ones are doable. Just keep them going continusouly for 24 hours. When you don't feel like or can't race anymore, pull your car into pit lane and let Bob take over. :)
 
For 24 hrs, do it in parts. Race for a few hours. Pause. Come back and race some more. I had been working on Tsukuba for about a week when somebody came along and turned the PS2 off. I wasn't even halfway done.
 
That's not his official name (he doesn't have one) - but most people colloqiually refer to their B-Spec driver as "B-Spec Bob".
 
Read the Endurance threads in the Write-ups forum - Smallhorses and I both have complete Endurance threads, and there's a list in both there AND the GTP Wiki detailing all of the available opponents, approximate finish times and pit schedules for all of the Endurance races.

In fact, it's stickied.
 
Ok, I looked at the cars in the Fuji 1000 km and I was wondering if any of these cars are going to be good enough to win: Audi R8 Race Car, Opel Astra Touring Car, and BMW M3 GTR Race Car?
 
Ok, I looked at the cars in the Fuji 1000 km and I was wondering if any of these cars are going to be good enough to win: Audi R8 Race Car, Opel Astra Touring Car, and BMW M3 GTR Race Car?

You'll probably need a Group C/LMP car, so the R8 is the right stuff.
 
I beat it with the Polyphony Formula Gran Turismo to resolve any oil-change issues with my other cars.

But you can try so many others, like the C9 or 88 C-V if you're attempting this the first time.
 
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