Part 101

Master every Off-Road Race in Grand Theft Auto VI! Get tips, strategies, and learn how to win each race for 100% completion and the Multi-Disciplined Accomplishment.

Alright, let's talk about the Off-Road Races in Grand Theft Auto VI. These start popping up around this point in the game, and they're a pretty cool way to earn some cash and work towards that 100% completion. There are six of them in total, and the best part? No entry fee!

Winning each race nets you $500, which is always nice. Plus, if you manage to get Gold in any of them, you'll be one step closer to unlocking the 'Multi-Disciplined' Accomplishment. Unlike some other race types, these unlock one after another, so you'll have to beat the previous one to get to the next.

Canyon Cliffs

First up is Canyon Cliffs, located way out west at Raton Pass. This one's a breeze, especially if your Driving Skill is already maxed out. You'll be on a quad bike, going head-to-head with other bikes and quads. The race basically goes from one end of Raton Pass to the other. Don't be afraid to bump into your rivals to knock them off – it's a quick way to get into the lead. Once you're ahead, just focus on driving smoothly and avoiding crashes. Winning this race not only gives you cash but also unlocks the Moto X Outfit for your wardrobe.

Ridge Run

Next, we've got Ridge Run, found in Great Chaparral. This time, you'll be in an off-road vehicle. You can't really shove these opponents around as much, but you can definitely jostle for position in the turns to grab the lead. Once you're in first, keep your eyes on the road and try not to go off course and lose your spot.

Mineward Spiral

Mineward Spiral takes place at Davis Quartz and has a specific time window: you can only race between 8 PM and 3 AM. This course is packed with twists and turns, but it's not overly difficult. You'll be on a motorbike here, so ramming opponents isn't really an option. However, you can take those corners like a champ, which is key to getting into first place quickly. After that, just focus on navigating the course, and you should take the win.

Valley Trail

Valley Trail is located near the Calafia Bridge and stretches all the way to an intersection close to the Great Ocean Highway. This one's a bit trickier to stay ahead in because there are some longer straightaways where other riders can catch up. Still, it's not too hard to maintain the lead, as many of your rivals tend to crash out behind you.

Lakeside Splash

Head over to Sandy Shores for Lakeside Splash, which runs all the way to Grapeseed. This race is another relatively easy one, with plenty of space to overtake your opponents. Once you're in the lead, just concentrate on finishing the course without any mistakes.

Eco Friendly

Finally, we have Eco Friendly, situated at the Ron Alternatives Wind Farm. This is arguably the toughest race, not because of the track itself, but because of your vehicle. The race difficulty really depends on what you get. If you're lucky enough to be in the BF Injection, it's much easier thanks to its good handling. However, if you end up with the other SUV-type vehicle, you're in for a rough time. It's slow, handles poorly, spins out easily, and tends to flip over. Getting a handle on that SUV while also managing the course and your rivals can be a real challenge. Don't be surprised if this one takes a few tries to get the hang of the car and secure the win.