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About Bounty: Drag Racing
Bounty: Drag Racing is an online‑only drag racing simulation that provides vehicles for every drag class, from bracket cars to sub‑5‑second dragsters. Players can compete on track, street, and sand courses while fine‑tuning each machine for the best possible performance.
The game features a dynamic weather system, a live engine‑swap mechanic, and monthly competitive events. It supports Logitech, Thrustmaster, and most Fanatec wheels, while Moza wheels are explicitly unsupported.
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Vehicle Classes
The base game supplies cars for all drag‑racing classes, allowing a start with a modest bracket car or a high‑performance 5‑second dragster. Each class is represented in the initial roster, so no additional content is required to access any class.
Engine options span 4‑, 6‑, and 8‑cylinder units, as well as 2‑, 3‑, and 4‑rotor engines and diesel powerplants. This variety lets players explore distinct power characteristics across the class spectrum.
- Compare torque curves of cylinder versus rotor engines to see which matches your preferred launch style.
- Begin with a lower‑class car to practice staging before moving to faster dragsters.
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In‑Depth Tuning System
Players can adjust power adders, radial tire suspension settings, and swap engines at the track via the live engine‑swap system. These tools affect acceleration, grip, and overall speed for each race.
Tuning changes respond to the dynamic weather, making setup decisions a key part of each run. The system provides precise control over vehicle behavior without requiring additional content.
- Test radial tire settings after a weather change to maintain traction.
- Use the live engine swap to evaluate different power units without leaving the track.
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Dynamic Weather System
A dynamic weather system changes track conditions and directly influences car performance. Players must adapt setups to these changing conditions.
Because weather shifts continuously, observing current conditions before a race can guide tuning choices, helping to offset performance losses or exploit favorable conditions.
- Check the upcoming weather forecast and pre‑adjust tire pressure accordingly.
- Maintain a versatile setup that performs adequately across multiple weather scenarios.
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Monthly Competitive Events
Each month the game hosts online‑only competitive events that pit players against one another in structured drag races. These events are a recurring multiplayer focus for the community.
Events emphasize skillful vehicle setup and adaptation to current weather, providing a recurring multiplayer focus for the community.
- Participate early in the month to gauge typical tuning approaches.
- Review event results to identify common adjustments among top finishers.
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Wheel Compatibility
Bounty: Drag Racing works with Logitech, Thrustmaster, and most Fanatec wheels, for realistic drag‑racing input.
Moza wheels are explicitly listed as not compatible, though compatibility is described as current and may change.
- Ensure your wheel’s firmware is up to date before racing.
- If using a Fanatec wheel, test the steering range before entering a competitive event.
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