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Super Trackmaster: 50:503 on #89 (Blue Series/Canyon)

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Channel: Spammiej · 2017 · Gaming

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Continuing with #089, a track of pretty high difficulty (judging by the difficulty of other tracks in the Blue series). This one has a couple of tricky parts in the mid section as well as some narrow drifts in the last sector.
While the long offroad bit at the start is rather simple, there are still plenty of things which can go wrong. It is especially important to avoid hitting any kind of bump (let it be a small ditch or hill) to avoid losing ground contact. Keeping smooth and steady lines without correcting too much also helps to keep that momentum stable.
Then we have this wallride-ish turn to the left where (similar to #088) you want to avoid sliding by approaching that turn in a way you keep around the same height throughout the whole turn. If done correctly, you can simply hold left and let the car do the rest until you get back to solid ground again. The trickiest part is coming up though: The sudden right turn with the giant pillar in the middle isn't particularly hard, however we have a narrow transition up to a platform block coming up just after that. Since there is only very limited time to prepare for that transition, you really have to make sure to aim beforehand and straighten out your car before reaching said transition to keep maximum control over the car.
If you happen to catch a drift while driving over the transition, you will most likely ruin your run with that.
The narrow chicane following after that jump is pretty tough as well, also given that there's not much light in that specific passage. You can either go for a double drift or brake trick the first and drift the second corner. Both approaches are possible and pretty equal to each other.
The last few drifts simply require precision and good approaches/angles for each of them.

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