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Racing the 2018 Dodge Durango SRT on the Costera Cross-Country Circuit, I faced fierce Range Rovers on a sandy, high-jumping track through a beach hotel. Despite my efforts to drift better and maintain speed, I struggled to climb positions and finished 11th after an intense three-lap battle.
Today, it's about the 2018 Dodge Durango SRT in Costera Cross-Country Circuit.
It was a 3-lap championship event where I couldn't use any other car than this 2018 Dodge Durango SRT, and I didn't even get the chance to lower the difficulty. I started at 8th, and one racer from behind crossed me before I could even get past the starting line.
The track went through the big beach hotel, and there was a hard turn where I didn't try drifting, but I slowed my car, and I noticed another racer followed me off the track.
There was this high jump in the hotel area where I noticed we went too high above the ground. I even overtook two racers in the air.
I had to stay at the highest speed if I wished to lead them, and that's what I was doing, but those black Range Rovers seemed a lot faster than my Dodge.
There was another high jump towards the other side of the beach, before getting to the hotel area. I still held the 7th or 8th position, hardly.
Then we finished the first lap, and I fell behind in 11th position, so I decided to retry the whole event to do better from the start.
I knew I'd try my best this time, so I was driving decently this time, so I wouldn't hit anything and lose speed.
The Range Rovers were not letting me get ahead or keep my position. They kept trying to get and when I was pushing one of them behind, two more was going ahead.
When I tried the first big jump after finishing the first lap, I was still in 7th position. And look at those tourists on the balcony of their hotel.
I tried hard drifts on the sand this time, as I understood I couldn't do any better to get ahead of them, and those Range Rovers kept chasing me like they were my ghosts.
My goal went to one player ahead from the first position, and I finished in 11 in 5:02.
To be Continued...
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