
And, right after one hour, we're having totally different type of racing, where racers not only show their driving talent, but also demonstrate their artistic skills with the cars they drive.
And again, Saphyre Cyberstar wins the first prize for the originality of her car - yerterday it was a stylish motorized trike that not only looks fantastic, but also set up correctly to win, if there's no... Well, just continue reading.
But before I go on, I'd like to say big thank you to one of the greatest racers, also a very good friend of mine - Grosmanteau DeCuir - for his help with the race analysis. Plenty of facts you'll read in this article I owe to him.

But position on the grid works only if you manage to avoid the traffic that promptly surrounds you.
Grosmanteau's predictions were right - it was a really messy race in the beginning, battles occured here and there, racers were trading places in a blink. After the start, it was barely possible to determine who's on which position - the biggest mess took place at the second turn, and at the lap 2, after what DeCuir was pushed onto the pits by ZZ and Market was pushed there by DeCuir. Both dropped on 8th and 9th places.

Right ahead of him, Paneer and Moonites were in a battle for the 3rd place, and even though DeCuir got close to them, they were going with the same speed, so DeCuir stayed back. Opportunity caught him by surprise - at the 14th lap when one fighter crashed against another, DeCuir pass them by without any effort, Clawtooth almost made it through too - and, right before finishing the lap, also took the 2nd place from MidnightRambler Frostbite, who, after a couple of laps, got challenge for (now) 3rd position by Clawtooth.
The only one opponent who's left was Saphyre Cyberstar. An accurate driver, but she does wide turns what, of course, affected her lap time. And DeCuir got it at the 22th lap, but then the traffic appeared - that was ZZ, who chose the aggressive tactics and slowed him down. Cyberstar gained the lead. Not for long though - when ZZ dropped behind, DeCuir regained the lead in no time. Meanwhile, Clawtooth was going 3rd expanding the gap between him and Frostbite.
At the last third of the race, traffic multiplied, gaps expanded and the positions remained till the end of the race.
The moral of the race? Even if you have a bad start, don't give up! - these words are addressed to all of you, racers, and they're by Grosmanteau DeCuir, the man who, if it comes to racing, doesn't use words lightly. This race's example shows it pretty well - and this is the lesson plenty of people have to learn over and over. Wish you're not one of them. See you at Second Life tracks!
Number of laps: 60

The grid:
Pole Position. JP Paneer 14.317
P 2. Grosmanteau DeCuir, 14.466, -0.148
P 3. MidnightRambler Frostbite, 14.499, -0.181

P 5. Garth Moonites, 14.646, -0.329
P 6. Saphyre Cyberstar, 14.811, -0.494
P 7. 'ZZ Bottom' (foneco Zuzu), 14.837, -0.520
P 8. Clifford Market, 14.849, -0.532
P 9. Eagle Clawtooth, 14.970, -0.653

Final Results:
1st. Grosmanteau DeCuir, 60 laps. Total Time : 885.626
2nd. Saphyre Cyberstar, -8.231 seconds.
3rd. Eagle Clawtooth, -9.045 seconds.

5th. JP Paneer, -1 laps.
6th. MidnightRambler Frostbite, -1 laps.
7th. ⓢ ⓦ ⓔ ⓔ ⓣ (SweetTooth Firehawk), -1 laps.
8th. 'ZZ Bottom' (foneco Zuzu), -2 laps.
9th. Clifford Market, -3 laps.
Fastest race lap: Grosmanteau DeCuir, 13.970
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