Mar 15, 2017 02:21 PM EDT By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

"GTA 5 Online's" latest update, dubbed as the Cunning Stunts: Special Vehicle Circuit, has arrived. The "GTA 5 Online" update comes along with 20 new stunt races that have been designed for players to benefit the unique qualities of the Ruiner 2000, Blazer Aqua and Rocket Voltic cars.

As seen in the video for the Cunning Stunts: Special Vehicle Circuit, the video game's update has added 20 new stunt races, with Rockstar Games having designed the content for players to utilize the unique qualities of the Ruiner 2000, Blazer Aqua and the modified variant of the Voltic, the Rocket Voltic, according to VG 24/7. Some courses in the "GTA 5 Online" update are set in the skies above Los Santos and involve equipping a parachute to a GTA player's car. In the Blazer Aqua race, a player will go through the water using the amphibious vehicle. While the Rocket Voltic, which is equipped with rocket, will send gamers speeding through a Rainbow Road-looking course.

The video game developer also brings a number of tweaks and improvements into the "GTA 5 Online" game. The Heists equipment and vehicles have huge changes. Now, the Heist equipment is no longer obliged to complete each item's relevant Heist, Express reported.

The unlock vehicles behind Rank requirements include Dubsta 6x6, Annihilator Helicopter, Buzzard Helicopter and the functional military-style tank, the Rhino Tank. As the Heist vehicles now have a Buy It Now option, "GTA 5 Online" players can purchase the vehicles immediately without completing each vehicle's associated Heist.

Nonetheless, adding up to the "GTA 5 Online" latest update is the two-door supercar, Progen GP1. The Progen GP1 is available for purchase from Legendary Motorsport. Furthermore, the video game company has teased other upcoming "GTA 5 Online" updates. Wherein, Rockstar Games intends to add Creator items, such as stunt race props and the player's ability to create courses for the Special vehicles.

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