After a storm, the race suddenly became far more intense.
Its popularity also began to rise steadily.
After the first day's livestream ended, the organizing committee released edited footage of the opening ceremony and the race itself, igniting another wave of hype. Especially the shots of countless vehicles tearing through the wilderness—the savage beauty and mechanical aesthetics unique to high-displacement modified cars, the hot blood and fighting spirit of challenging the world, and the sight of vehicle after vehicle charging headlong into the blizzard...
After the storm, the successive withdrawals of numerous teams also cast a layer of tragic grandeur over the contestants struggling through the frozen wasteland.
Especially since... there was so much entertainment to be had!
No one knew who had edited together the entire conflict between Coast and Hundred Dragons from the official and audience livestream footage, then submitted it to every major video platform with the race's tag. Boosted by the Wasteland Sea Rally Race, its popularity skyrocketed.
After all, these days, what people loved most was watching people tear into each other and fight—shirtless men wrestling, women yanking each other's hair, rock singers smashing guitars at their peers... let alone undisguised clashes and conflicts between professional racers in an event this big.
And the whole thing, from beginning to end, took only a few minutes, yet it had a complete beginning, development, twist, and conclusion. The audience member's phone footage from behind the barrier was even fucking 4K high-definition, illuminating in crystal-clear detail those Tiger Leopard-like savage headlights, and the cigarette butt that traced a red line before landing on the hood.
The curve in slow motion, the flying sparks, the stark light and shadow beneath the dark-toned filter, the contrast between both sides' expressions.
Countless details instantly made it a classic.
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