Enduro Double Down/BXR Bailey Blade GT1

The BXR Bailey Blade GT1's Enduro Double Down was launched during the Rio de Janeiro Update and was held on the following dates:

• August 26, 2016 (after the W Motors Fenyr SuperSport's R&D event)
• March 2017 (in the Lunar New Year 2017 Update, olny for some players in China, after the BMW 3.0 CSL Hommage's R&D event, if the Weber Faster One's EDD was already completed)
• July 12, 2018 (in the Asphalt Moments update's Asphalt Moments Series, along with the W Motors Fenyr SuperSport's R&D and Aston Martin One-77's EDD)
• May 30, 2019 (as part of an Asphalt Moments series)

There are 10 Tiers and 50 Challenges. Players are given 7 days to start and 11 days to complete it.

Enduro Points Table

Race	EP per race (safe)	Total EP (safe)	EP per race (double)	Total EP (double)	Total EP (double after Tier 1)
1	130	130	260	260	130
2	150	280	300	560	280
3 (Ace race 1)	180	460	360	920	460
4	160	620	320	1,240	780
5	170	790	340	1,580	1,120
6 (Ace race 2)	210	1,000	420	2,000	1,540
7	170	1,170	340	2,340	1,880
8	180	1,350	360	2,700	2,240
9	200	1,550	400	3,100	2,640
10 (Ace race 3)	290	1,840	580	3,680	3,220
11	200	2,040	400	4,080	3,620
12	210	2,250	420	4,500	4,040
13	220	2,470	440	4,940	4,480
14 (Ace race 4)	360	2,830	720	5,660	5,200
15	280	3,110	560	6,220	5,760
16	300	3,410	600	6,820	6,360
17	320	3,730	640	7,460	7,000
18	350	4,080	700	8,160	7,700
19 (Ace race 5)	550	4,630	1,100	9,260	8,800
20	450	5,080	900	10,160	9,700
21	500	5,580	1,000	11,160	10,700
22	550	6,130	1,100	12,260	11,800
23	610	6,740	1,220	13,480	13,020
24 (Ace race 6)	850	7,590	1,700	15,180	14,720
25	760	8,350	1,520	16,700	16,240
26	800	9,150	1,600	18,300	17,840
27	840	9,990	1,680	19,980	19,520
28	880	10,870	1,760	21,740	21,280
29	920	11,790	1,840	23,580	23,120
30 (Ace race 7)	1,120	12,910	2,240	25,820	25,360
31	1,000	13,910	2,000	27,820	27,360
32	1,040	14,950	2,080	29,900	29,440
33	1,070	16,020	2,140	32,040	31,580
34	1,100	17,120	2,200	34,240	33,780
35	1,110	18,230	2,220	36,460	36,000
36 (Ace race 8)	1,250	19,480	2,500	38,960	38,500
37	1,140	20,620	2,280	41,240	40,780
38	1,150	21,770	2,300	43,540	43,080
39	1,160	22,930	2,320	45,860	45,400
40	1,170	24,100	2,340	48,200	47,740
41	1,180	25,280	2,360	50,560	50,100
42	1,190	26,470	2,380	52,940	52,480
43 (Ace race 9)	1,340	27,810	2,680	55,620	55,160
44	1,200	29,010	2,400	58,020	57,560
45	1,220	30,230	2,440	60,460	60,000
46	1,260	31,490	2,520	62,980	62,520
47	1,310	32,800	2,620	65,600	65,140
48	1,350	34,150	2,700	68,300	67,840
49	1,420	35,570	2,840	71,140	70,680
50 (Ace race 10)	1,600	37,170	3,200	74,340	73,880

The difficulty changes twice after accumulating  7,000 and  20,000.

Rewards

EP	Reward(s)	Alternate Reward
350	5,000 +  10
1,000	10,000
2,500	25,000
5,000	100 + EDD Rookie Box (6 cards)
7,500	40,000
10,000	Nissan GT-R (R35)	50,000
15,000	60,000
20,000	80,000
25,000	150 + EDD Advanced Box (10 cards)
30,000	100,000
40,000	Mitsubishi Eclipse	125,000
50,000	125,000
60,000	250 + EDD Professional Box (15 cards)
75,000	BXR Bailey Blade GT1

Total amount of rewards:

•  445,000 (or  620,000 (if player already has the Nissan GT-R (R35) and Mitsubishi Eclipse)
•  510
• 31 cards from EDD boxes
• BXR Bailey Blade GT1

Enduro Cars

• BXR Bailey Blade GT1 (Boss Car)
• Alfa Romeo MiTo GTA†
• Mazda 6
• Ford Focus RS†
• Mitsubishi Eclipse (Reward Car)
• Nissan GT-R (R35) (Reward Car)
• Holden Coupe 60※
• Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR-X
• Mazzanti Evantra※

† Denotes a car that becomes unusable later on in the EDD (after the difficulty changes).

※ Denotes a car that is used later on in the EDD (after the difficulty changes).

Tips

• Frequencies
• Minimum cards

Average relative frequency (%) of a card per box
		Name					B Parts
		Champion Kit Box	0.69	8.06	8.43	3.98	8.06
		Daily Kit Box †	0.22	0.00	0.00	7.63	17.02
		Engine Box 1-5	2.75	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
		Extra Fusion Box †	0.00	9.78	10.63	0.00	8.94
		Finish Line Box	2.22	2.37	2.27	2.71	9.23
		Multiplayer Pro Box	0.32	7.31	9.25	0.00	7.96
		Optimal Shuffle Box	0.00	8.01	7.81	1.17	26.56
		Optimal Split Box	0.08	13.37	13.37	0.40	20.52
		Parts Box 1-5	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	20.57
		Random Box 1-5	0.39	13.05	12.58	0.06	12.79
		Specialist Kit Box	0.37	10.74	9.63	0.00	8.52
		Starter Fusion Box †	0.49	13.46	12.96	0.00	12.22
		Tech Box 1-5	0.00	35.41	35.65	19.54	0.00
		Ultra Fusion Box †	0.25	2.64	3.52	0.00	3.27

Trials (cards) needed to get at least 1 card with 90 % probability
		Name					B Parts
		Champion Kit Box	333	28	27	57	28
		Daily Kit Box †	1,046	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	30	13
		Engine Box 1-5	83	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$
		Extra Fusion Box †	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	23	21	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	25
		Finish Line Box	103	96	101	84	24
		Multiplayer Pro Box	719	31	24	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	28
		Optimal Shuffle Box	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	28	29	196	8
		Optimal Split Box	2,878	17	17	575	11
		Parts Box 1-5	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	10
		Random Box 1-5	590	17	18	3,837	17
		Specialist Kit Box	622	21	23	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	26
		Starter Fusion Box †	469	16	17	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	18
		Tech Box 1-5	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	6	6	11	9999999999999999999 $\infty$
		Ultra Fusion Box †	920	87	65	9999999999999999999 $\infty$	70

• Players who have many unopened boxes may use the statistics table to the right as a guide to decide which boxes to open first. For further details and more boxes, see the Average frequencies and Minimum card requirements pages. Additional box rules:

• Champion Kit Box – at least 1 Mid-Tech (undocumented)
• Daily Kit Box † – exactly 1 Mid-Tech or Advanced Tech with an average ratio of 4:1 (undocumented)

• Current average distribution in 1 Part - B Boxes (May 2, 2020):
  • 26.96 % Tires
  • 26.69 % Suspension
  • 22.70 % Drivetrain
  • 23.66 % Exhaust

• While this Enduro Double Down event lasts 11 days, players need to be mindful of the Bailey Blade GT1 being an Elite Car as it can slow down the process of winning the cars. After 3-5 races (regardless of race type), the player will need to re-tune their BXR Bailey Blade GT1 to avoid having to race with greatly reduced stats.
• For some reason, regardless of the car used, at least two of the AI racers are always BXR Bailey Blade GT1s (mostly at stock), so even if the player has a MAX+PRO car (considering the Class D/C cars), the player's car is still ranked only D1201 (Alfa Romeo MiTo GTA), D1345 (Mazda 6), or C1355 (Ford Focus RS) against a stock BXR Bailey Blade GT1 (B1540). This makes the races pseudo-Flawless races in that no mistakes can be made (especially wrecks), or else, the main objective is usually failed.
  • It is highly recommended to use boosters in these races to beat the two BXR Bailey Blade GT1s, especially when using the Mazda 6, Alfa Romeo MiTo GTA, or Ford Focus RS.
• The difficulty changes twice in this EDD; once at  7,000 and at  20,000. To use this to the player's advantage, the player should double until they are just below  7,000, in this case after Challenge 14, and then the player saves. Once the player starts a new streak, they should double just before  20,000; in this case, Challenge 24. This is done so that the player doesn't experience a sudden upwards change in the difficulty of the Ace Race.
• When doing the challenges in this EDD, bear in mind that the majority of the Enduro Cars used here have poor nitro efficiency, with the Alfa Romeo MiTo GTA, Mazda 6, Holden Coupe 60, Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR-X, and the BXR Bailey Blade GT1 all having the same abysmal nitro consumption rates of 10/15/20, while the Mazzanti Evantra has a low top speed combined with its sub-par nitro consumption rates of 8/13/18. If the player is not careful, they will end up making careless mistakes when using these cars, which will more often than not result in a race loss. Again, boosters are recommended to keep up with the competition.
  • The only exceptions to the poor nitro efficiency rule in this EDD are the Ford Focus RS (6/12/16), Nissan GT-R (R35) (6/11/16), and Mitsubishi Eclipse (5/10/15).

Challenges

Main article: Enduro Double Down/BXR Bailey Blade GT1/Challenges

Quotes

Main article: Enduro Double Down/BXR Bailey Blade GT1/Quotes

Trivia

• This is the first EDD event whose promotional ad does not show the car's name in all capital letters. This has since been the case for later EDD events.
• This is also the first EDD event to feature an Elite Car.