NASCAR: Dirt To Daytona - Beat The Heat

Beat The Heat

The new Beat the Heat challenges comes with 6 chapters, first 5 have 6, while the last one has 4, making a total of 34 challenges.

  • Chapter 1: Basics
  • Chapter 2: Dirt
  • Chapter 3: Modified
  • Chapter 4: Truckin'
  • Chapter 5: Cup
  • Chapter 6: Advanced

The last four challenges in the advanced range from Dirt to Cup and each league has their own little test. In the Dirt, the challenge is Midwestern Hospitality, For the Modified,

its Overexposure, for the Truck's, its The Desert Trial, and for the Cup its The Lowe Down. Also in Beat the Heat, if you get bronze on all challenges, you unlock Richard Petty and

his car to use in any mode except Pro Trainer, Beat the Heat, and Career Mode.

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