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Vice street racer 1

Screenshot of Vice Street Racer in GTA Vice City.

Vice Street Racer is a optional side-mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City that is provided by A+B Auto. The mission becomes available to the player after purchasing Sunshine Autos. Their motto is "Earn Cash, not Kudos."

The mission allows the player to race around Vice City and earn money for winning. However, entering a street race costs money and if the player loses, they lose their bet. There are a total of six races for the player to complete, which are listed below.

Street Races[]

Terminal Velocity[]

Main Article: Terminal Velocity

This race takes place around Escobar International Airport. This race is the shortest one of them all, with a length of 1.748km (1.086 miles.)

  • Entry Fee: $100
  • Reward: $400

Ocean Drive[]

Main Article: Ocean Drive

This race takes place on Ocean Drive, the road along the beach in Vice City Beach. The total length of this track is 2.659km (1.652 miles.)

  • Entry Fee: $500
  • Reward: $2,000

Border Run[]

Main Article: Border Run

This race takes place in both Little Havana and Little Haiti. The total length of the track is 3.1km (1.926 miles.)

  • Entry Fee: $1,000
  • Reward: $4,000

Capital Cruise[]

Main Article: Capital Cruise

The race takes place around Vice City Beach, passing through Ocean Beach, Washington Beach, and Vice Point. The total length of the track is 3.924km (2.438 miles.)

  • Entry Fee: $2,000
  • Reward: $8,000

Tour![]

Main Article: Tour!

This race takes place around Washington Beach and Vice Point. The total length of the track is 4.603km (2.860 miles.)

  • Entry Fee: $5,000
  • Reward: $20,000

V.C. Endurance[]

Main Article: V.C. Endurance

This race takes place all around Vice City, except Fort Baxter Airbase. This race is the longest of them all. The total length of the track is 9.721km (6.040 miles.)

  • Entry Fee: $$10,000
  • Reward: $40,000

Completing the races is required for 100% Completion in GTA Vice City.

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