Mad props+ on the racing skills there son. Man you got that Navera under control Boi, its unbeatable when someone races it like you do. Did I just witness the Tushek out accelerate the Vlf10? New acceleration king???????? Awesome vid dude. Just asked Gameloft if they could please organise a content creator outfit for 7EGOO, as your race vids are Alien👽 grade stuff. Anyone else reading this please do the same. Nice one Bro👍
Thanks man ♥️ About that Tushek no, Vlf eats it easily, he messed up bad that's all.. And the outfit I think I have to be an official content Creator 😅 and I'm not I might apply for gl in the future who knows
Tushek has always been a powerful car. It's during Gauntlet that I got to know when I first got my Tushek TS 900 Racer Pro. It helped me to hit 00:59:XxX all the time in Gauntlet and in all races, Faraday Played its roll as the third car. Circumstances doesn't allow me to improve even though I was always improving. The Secret Lab, 00:59:200 and slightly below 200. There were countless times I could do 00:58:xXx but unknown forces destroyed the run getting to the end. Anyways, Everyone knows his time in Gauntlet so once you see a time better than yours you can just give it a shot. Over time, I came to realise that finishing a losing race and re racing that same person or another gave me more points than quitting the race so in Gauntlet, I raced to lose or win. If I chance to meet professional Racers like 7EGOO, Hunter Viesky, and all those supreme good Racers, I just do my best to lose honorablly and this trick made me better most of my times in Terra 9 and I thought those times were impossible but those times aren't the best, anyways but it's always a good Defense for me. Now, due to serious lags, I don't race Gauntlet at all so all my skills have declined. 7EGOO is brave and daring and he's also a Gauntlet Champion and very good with TLEs. I admire Courageous Racers. I watch videos to improve my Runs because sometimes, it's only by watching and studying that you get to know certain possibilities. Hunter Viesky taught me Tokyo and I'm still working to improve and my Tokyo runs are good. I Owe Barcelona confidence to many racers including WhiteHatz - the first ramp barrel roll. Now I do that with 100% Accuracy.
