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After a moment of shock, the others came to their senses.

"Full-speed cornering, his skill is simply terrifying."

Everyone was amazed, but someone said, "Even if he can corner at full speed, so what? Isn't he still behind? Can you really make up a whole minute? Do you think it's possible?"

This statement made the others pause.

"Yeah, even if he can corner at full speed, the others are too far ahead. Winning is simply impossible."

"Agreed, he can't win."

"Yao, what do you think?" someone asked the middle-aged man.

Yao looked a bit serious and shook his head, "Hard to say. Normally, it's difficult to take first place, but if he can maintain full speed throughout, then it's possible."

Everyone fell silent, and a gleam of expectancy flashed in Yao's eyes. He didn't voice the second half of his thought—if possible, this person might even break Ghost Mountain's record!

Meanwhile, Ren Feng was driving the Humvee, with Lu Duo'er sitting in the passenger seat, her face pale and frightened.

Ren Feng's driving was downright terrifying. That recent drift—if she hadn't fastened her seatbelt, she even suspected she might have been thrown out.

"Duo'er, are you okay?" Ren Feng asked with concern.

Lu Duo'er forced a nod, "I'm fine, just focus on driving."

"Alright, there's another curve coming up."

Upon hearing this, Lu Duo'er tensed up again. At this moment, Ren Feng squinted his eyes as he looked at the bend ahead, with the Humvee continuing to drift wildly, skimming the mountainside.

In general, the closer you are to the mountainside, the more advantageous it is for the next road. At the same time, Ren Feng's cornering method greatly reduces the time spent making the turn.

The difficulty lies in having to control the whole vehicle to avoid hitting the mountainside; any contact could lead to losing control.

The black Humvee roared wildly and deftly, speeding on, drifting directly at bends without slowing down.

"The first and second groups of cars have moved ahead, passing the third observation point."

"Keep an eye on the last car and report when it corners." Mr. Mo said over the walkie-talkie.

Ren Feng quickly reached the third observation point, still without reducing speed. The surrounding scenery brushed by like the howling wind as the vehicle swiftly past the curve, leaving the observer stunned in its wake.

A moment of awe later, as the howling sound faded into Ghost Mountain, the observer tremblingly picked up the walkie-talkie: "Oh my God, full-speed cornering, so fast!"

The walkie-talkie buzzed with reports of Ren Feng's cornering, and the voices of shock resonated in Mr. Mo and the others' minds.

Eventually, their focus was almost entirely on Ren Feng.

Could he catch up?

At that moment, an observer's voice rang out: "He's catching up, catching up!"

Catching up?

Everyone leaned in, and then the observer spoke again: "At the first ghost bend, the first group of cars has passed, Zhanming and Tan Da are trailing behind, with the black Humvee following far behind."

The ghost bends refer to particularly challenging turns on Ghost Mountain, where not slowing down poses a high risk.

"Zhanming and Tan Da have slowed down; they're preparing for the ghost bend. Oh, wait, my God, what's that black thing doing? It's not slowing down? Is it crazy? That's a ghost bend!"

The observer's voice was frantic, while everyone's hearts were pinned with tension.

"Zhanming and Tan Da completed the turn steadily, here comes the black Humvee, it's going to drift, oh my God, perfect drift, entering the inner lane, successful overtake!"

Did he really overtake?

No one could believe it, but Ren Feng's face remained calm. He maneuvered the wheel as the two cars ahead made their turn, and with swift footwork, drifted in unison after them.

The timing was too clever, Ren Feng masterfully drifted in, with no reduction in speed, squeezing into the inner lane from the narrow space.

The inner lane usually means being closer to the mountainside—entering it signifies overtaking!

Ren Feng's expression didn't change. This curve was slightly concave. After overtaking, a slight tire adjustment followed by another perfect drift left Zhanming and Tan Da trailing behind.

"Damn it!"

Tan Da cursed at the sight of the black Humvee getting away, then grabbed the walkie-talkie: "Mr. Chu, that guy caught up, he's already passed me and Mingzai."

"Got it, have others block him by any means necessary, just don't let him overtake!"

Ren Feng focussed intently on the road ahead, and the needle on the dashboard pointed to 190, nearing 200. The speed was off the charts!

After overtaking the two, Ren Feng ranked sixth, another sports car appeared ahead.

The observer at the next section stood by, having learned of the black Humvee's terror through the walkie-talkie, his eyes locked on the approaching cars.

"The black Humvee is behind Gao Fei now, its speed is too fast, about to overtake Gao Fei."

Gao Fei glanced at the black Humvee in the rearview mirror and sneered—approaching the second ghost bend without slowing, wasn't he courting death?

Ghost Mountain had numerous ghost bends, starting from this second, which was extremely dangerous.

If you wish to die, go ahead.

Gao Fei gazed coldly at the passing Humvee, his eyes filled with malice.

"The Humvee overtook Gao Fei, wait, doesn't he know there's a second ghost bend ahead? He's still full speed, he's doomed, someone's going to die!"

Mr. Mo and others' concern for Ren Feng had long peaked, Yao furrowed his brows, a long ash hanging from his cigarette.

The second ghost bend was an "S" shape, extremely narrow in the middle. Two bends connected, making it almost impossible to pass without slowing, compounded by broken guardrails that hadn't been repaired. One misstep could mean falling down the mountain!

Ren Feng remained calm, charging straight ahead.

"The black Humvee lost control! It's going to crash down the mountain!" the voice shrieked, "It's over, it's over!"

Everyone's heart tightened, and Yao sighed inside. Speeding on mountain roads was ultimately reckless.

But at that very moment, the prior observer's voice surged in disbelief: "Oh my God, how, how is that possible?"