Corkscrew Coaster

Welcome back to the Weekly Track, this time I must say that this is quite a track to done. Corkscrew Coaster is designed on a lot of things, the iconic Baytree Descent section, some resemblance to the Laguna Seca Verified Track, Loop sections, various Chicanes, as well as a lot of changes of elevation. You can also say that this is the Mount Panorama of Los Santos, if you squint your eyes enough to see the resemblance. The name, Corkscrew Coaster is a play on using the Corkscrew Corner-lookalike from the Laguna Seca Verified Track, as well as the Roller Coaster-esque changes of the elevation. Nonetheless, this track is meant to be fast, flowy, and challenging at the same time. With combination of fast snappy sections as well as sharp and narrow sections. The Pitlane is around the area in Michael’s House. Next tracks shall be the last of the so-called First Season of this Series, Cape Abscheron and Sealand Horizon.

The car used today is going to be the Cheval Fugitive, because of course, it’s Australian. I could have used Blade, but I figured that I need a newer car this time. The License Plate will be D Under

“Vinewood always provide the best entertainment for us, but the only thing missing is to have the dreamed endurance race around the busiest parts of the city. Carrying over various details around the World. The result is a mashup of rollercoaster. However, this track will give you a lot of mixed feelings. Straights, Chicanes, Snappy Corners, Loops, and most importantly, Elevation. This track surely gives the thrill needed across the board. Pitlane is around De Santa Residence.”

The track opens with a series of three Chicanes, “Police Bridge”, which is quite corkscrew, followed by “York” to Mirror Boulevard and “Glorious Escape” back to Bridge. Next part to worry off is the “Coiled Lake” by the Park. Following that are two fast snappy corners, “Mexicali” to Vespucci and “Braking Bad” to Popular that have a narrow room to corner cut. After that, the hard part is the “Meteor Condo” uphill Chicane into Spanish, “Heated Widow Chicane” from Alta Place to Power. This is followed by the “Imorgon Lagoon Loop” which is an uphill corner followed by a chicane. This is followed by “Postal Coquette” back to Spanish. Then we have the infamous “Dry Cock” from the Laguna Seca into an Alleyway, but the exit of “Overcast” to Eastbourne is even more annoying. Next part is the “Annis Pencil” which is a righthander followed by a short and narrow hairpin. This is followed by the “Abe Monterey Chicane” and then the “Mario Coin” sharp corner.

Following that is the Dorset Drive section which ends on a sharp long corner of “Sunken Covgari” but it’s no place to be deceived by the texture, it can be done in single corner. Following that is the “Guidoz” to Rockford” and after the uphill section, you encounter the “Eclipse Slam” which may be what happen if you don’t brake there. “Galileo Tequila” to Milton is a deceivingly narrow corner, but “Kimberly into Kimble Hill” is even more deceiving. Following that is the “Fake Generator” where you are excused to think that you can cut to the west of the Generator. After a lot of corners on Lake Vinewood, but it’s followed by “Haan Moon” which is a half-circle corner ending in a sharp righthander. However, next is the most iconic corner of the track, the ever dangerous “Baytree Ursa” that ends on the chicane of “Alpha Drop” which features a very sharp righthander. And finally, the track ends on the “Walker Atom” into the Vinewood Boulevard.

Track Recap: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tOyLRb9j45c9v22635-ym0yLXNJimcqU/view?usp=sharing

BGM:

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