Norway's Omalie continues onward in the lead, despite fumbling her gears. She slams it into 5th Gear as the car blazes past the intersection with Rue Meyerbeer. Sweden presses ahead and takes 2nd Place resoundingly fending off the challenge from Belgium, who is forced to fall back, only to drop four more places to other cars that now form a tight knot at the intersection with Rue de Congrès. The Czech car hangs onto 3rd Place while Finland and France both draft off of other cars to pass. Farther back, the Swiss driver, Petrus de Salvion Bernardus, continues his advance -- relentless as he presses past a suddenly slowed Monaco and Britain. Behind, back by the intersection with Rue Halévy, the race’s only Maserati, driven by Sebi Orsi, and the Spanish driver, Teide Sorolla, both hang back, seemingly preparing for some sort of breakthrough once the traffic clears. Despite so many cars now jockeying for position, not a single driver has contacted another in what is proving to be a very clean race.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Race :: Round 07 - Traffic at Rue de Congrès
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Norway's Omalie continues onward in the lead, despite fumbling her gears. She slams it into 5th Gear as the car blazes past the intersection with Rue Meyerbeer. Sweden presses ahead and takes 2nd Place resoundingly fending off the challenge from Belgium, who is forced to fall back, only to drop four more places to other cars that now form a tight knot at the intersection with Rue de Congrès. The Czech car hangs onto 3rd Place while Finland and France both draft off of other cars to pass. Farther back, the Swiss driver, Petrus de Salvion Bernardus, continues his advance -- relentless as he presses past a suddenly slowed Monaco and Britain. Behind, back by the intersection with Rue Halévy, the race’s only Maserati, driven by Sebi Orsi, and the Spanish driver, Teide Sorolla, both hang back, seemingly preparing for some sort of breakthrough once the traffic clears. Despite so many cars now jockeying for position, not a single driver has contacted another in what is proving to be a very clean race.
Norway's Omalie continues onward in the lead, despite fumbling her gears. She slams it into 5th Gear as the car blazes past the intersection with Rue Meyerbeer. Sweden presses ahead and takes 2nd Place resoundingly fending off the challenge from Belgium, who is forced to fall back, only to drop four more places to other cars that now form a tight knot at the intersection with Rue de Congrès. The Czech car hangs onto 3rd Place while Finland and France both draft off of other cars to pass. Farther back, the Swiss driver, Petrus de Salvion Bernardus, continues his advance -- relentless as he presses past a suddenly slowed Monaco and Britain. Behind, back by the intersection with Rue Halévy, the race’s only Maserati, driven by Sebi Orsi, and the Spanish driver, Teide Sorolla, both hang back, seemingly preparing for some sort of breakthrough once the traffic clears. Despite so many cars now jockeying for position, not a single driver has contacted another in what is proving to be a very clean race.
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