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I didn’t know enough to know why this was important enough to get DLC, but was able to read enough here to know that many consider it the greatest season ever… Here is the text from Milestone’s DLC page:
Buy Historical Monster Energy Cup 2011 and race the historic event in the Sam Boyd Stadium (Las Vegas).
It includes:
– Qualifications
– Last Chance Qualifiers
– Event (3 different races, 10 laps each)
And screenshots (with riders that don’t appear to tie-in with the results of the 2011 Vegas event):
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