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We finally did it! we achieved the technology of nuclear engines, 0-60 is no longer the standard, more like 0-200. Racing now goes to speeds of 500 easily, with greater speeds comes longer tracks where the pit stops stretch across 2 miles by themselves. the cars are dead silent making the racers rely purely on images of their computing systems and whats outside their tinted windows.

Jordan Braxton is a 4th generation nuclear racer, he was famous for not using tricks to win his races but that all changed when an unmanned drone from one of the other racers dismantled his tires causing him to lose his leg. It was a miracle he lived but now seeing how ruthless the other racers were he decided to get back in and play just as dirty as they did. knowing sight is crucial for a nuclear racer he uses a thick nanobot mist that engulfs over 3 miles of the track when released and with enough bots will not only hinder the racers sight but slowly deteriorate their cars. he keeps one of the bolts that held the tire that was responsible for nearly killing him. not as a lucky charm but as a reminder that people are no longer in the race for the sport, but the blood and he must do whatever it takes to win.

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We finally did it! we achieved the technology of nuclear engines, 0-60 is no longer the standard, more like 0-200. Racing now goes to speeds of 500 easily, with greater speeds comes longer tracks where the pit stops stretch across 2 miles by themselves. the cars are dead silent making the racers rely purely on images of their computing systems and whats outside their tinted windows.

Jordan Braxton is a 4th generation nuclear racer, he was famous for not using tricks to win his races but that all changed when an unmanned drone from one of the other racers dismantled his tires causing him to lose his leg. It was a miracle he lived but now seeing how ruthless the other racers were he decided to get back in and play just as dirty as they did. knowing sight is crucial for a nuclear racer he uses a thick nanobot mist that engulfs over 3 miles of the track when released and with enough bots will not only hinder the racers sight but slowly deteriorate their cars. he keeps one of the bolts that held the tire that was responsible for nearly killing him. not as a lucky charm but as a reminder that people are no longer in the race for the sport, but the blood and he must do whatever it takes to win.