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I drove on this trail before, but I was limited by some cars at that time, when I couldn't try any good cars, so I lost the event even after trying twice with both recommended/allowed cars.
This time I got to play with more cars, so I used this fantastic off-road friendly Proshe.
Today, it's about the Tulum Trail with Porsche #69 Rothsport Racing 911.
Tulum Trail
This rugged dirt trail winds relentlessly through the heart of Gran Pantano, carving a path that pulls you deeper into the thick, untamed wild with every sharp turn and slippery bend.
It's a relentless ride, full of tight corners and shifting terrain, until suddenly the dense jungle gives way, and you find yourself emerging into the haunting beauty of the ancient ruins of Tulum.
At the beginning of the race, I noticed the event was being dominated only with Rothsport Racing 911. I recently increased the game's difficulty, so it should've been a little hard for me to win against these racing cars.
It was hard getting close to other racers, but when there was the first big turn that took us off-road, I bumped into several racers. Don't get fooled thinking that's me leading in the photo above, I was stuck behind, lol.
I started showing off my speed after 17% when all the racers were slowed down on the waterway, and I started using this opportunity. I reached the first position at 28% of the track, and I was leading them going full speed on the waterways.
After a while, we found the concrete road again, and I planned to speed up the car as fast as I could so the others couldn't get ahead of me.
The other time when I lost track, the waterways became obstacles for me, but this time, the waterways became blessings for me.
There were big turns on my way ahead that started from getting to the off-road again. And there were more big turns that I handled fine.
But there was this last hard turn when I reached the concrete road again at 83%, which messed it up for me. I tried a hard drift there, which made me lose control of the car.
The tires got slippery, and even after stopping the car, it took a u-turn when I accelerated again, and the other racers took this opportunity, and I finished 6th.
I couldn't accept that fate, as I was winning, so I restarted. And after racing the whole track just fine, I slowed down the car and kind of stopped there at the last turn, and this time I nailed it.
I was driving towards the finishing line while enjoying the beautiful beach view.
No racers could get a hold on me this time, and I finished first at 3:34 when I couldn't even see any racers behind me at the last moment.
To be Continued...
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