Admit it, we’ve all done it. That quiet neighborhood…no one coming from the left…no cars to the right…empty street in front of you. Your left foot holds the clutch down a bit firmer while your right foot swings from the brake to the accelerator. First, a quick thump of the throttle and then two longer, slower presses. One last glance to make sure the way is clear and then…Slam! Down goes the accelerator as the clutch is popped and that beautiful, high-pitched squeal of rubber heating to the melting point as the speedometer pegs out, but your car only creeps forward at a snail’s pace and that bluish-white smoke fills the rearview mirror.
Those were the good ole days, when engines were measured in cubic inches, not liters and horsepower began at 300, not topped out there. Those days are gone, but running from intersection to intersection isn’t. This run will tempt you to test which is stronger: the torque of your engine or the traction of your tires.
The Run is simple: just go from intersection to intersection and get the cache.
This one is kinda tall, so you might want a step up.
The challenge: do you leave your mark or not?
