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Revision as of 21:44, 21 April 2016
Oxide Station is the sixteenth and final race course in Crash Team Racing. It's the track where the boss race against Nitros Oxide takes place as it is his home track. This is also the final race in the Yellow Gem Cup. This is the second longest track of CTR. All of the letters for the CTR challenge are on jumps, making them harder to get and giving players only three chances at each.
This track has a different crate layout compared to all of the other tracks. Instead of weapons crates being in rows of four with Wumpa crates placed in strategic points, they replace one of the four weapons crates. There are also no intentional shortcuts on this track; the one unintentional shortcut is close to the part where players must jump through space. After driving through the tunnel, drive up the upcoming ramp and jump to the left. If done correctly, the racer will land on the part of the track that comes after the space jump, giving the player a huge lead. The track is unavailable for multiplayer races but can be raced on in the arcade mode. This is because the track is too large and would cause major lag problems when appearing three or four times on a split screen.
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Trivia
- This level allows racers to defy gravity during boost pad jumps for short amounts of time.
- This track's music contains elements of the jet pack levels from Crash 2; Rock It and Pack Attack.
- This is the only track in the entire game that belongs to a character never seen in a previous Crash game.
- The name of the track may be a reference to the science fiction novel Omega Station by Alfred Slote.