Elias didn't just see the RPMs; he felt the engine's resonance through his pedals. Into the final chicane, the dash flashed bright red—optimal braking. He nailed it. As he crossed the line, the numbers on his screen turned a triumphant purple. He hadn't just found his tenth of a second; he’d found two.
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