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Slide Coliseum is the seventeenth and first extra race course in Crash Team Racing and Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled. It is located in Gem Stone Valley, near the passage to N. Sanity Beach, next to Turbo Track. It is a bonus track unlocked by earning ten relics of any color. It has only a relic race available in adventure mode. It is also the only race track in the game with no turbo pads at all.
Note: If playing against Oxide's ghost during time trial mode, the ghost will use the terrain near certain spare tire sections as ramps. This is only easily utilized if the player begins and maintains boosted speed.
Walkthrough
Slide Coliseum - Platinum Relic - Crash Team Racing - 101% Playthrough (Part 63)
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ドリフトスペシャル アリーナ Dorifutosupesharu arīna |
Drift Special Arena |
| Spanish | Coliseo Derrape | Drift Coliseum |
| French | Stade Glissade | Slide Stadium |
| Italian | Colosseo Mobile | Mobile Colosseum |
| Portuguese | Festival Acelerado | Accelerated Festival |
Trivia
- In the original CTR, this track has the same music as Turbo Track and Tiny Arena. In the Nitro-Fueled version however, this track gets its own remix version of the music.
- In the relic race, there is a pair of 2-second crates in the same position. Hitting it automatically breaks both crates, freezing the clock for four seconds, and adding two to the broken crate total. Sewer Speedway and Dingo Canyon contain similar crates.
- In Time Trial, Nitros Oxide's ghost crashes into the fence on the second turn of the third lap.
- In the Nitro-Fueled remaster, the Track is set at night and 4 hologram projectors each display three characters doing their victory poses. In order of where the podiums are, the characters are: Polar, Pura, Megumi, Dingodile, Komodo Joe, Isabella, Papu Papu, Ripper Roo, Liz, Crash, N. Gin and Ami.
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