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Chapter 95: Death Shaking

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation      Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

In the end, all that could be confirmed was that Liu Yue and the others had pushed the car, but it couldn’t directly prove malicious intent. After all, such incidents were not uncommon on the racing track, and even with the Song Family’s involvement, creating concrete evidence was challenging. At most, they could file a report with the police station for investigation and mediation.

However, Song Fan was not willing to let the matter rest, determined to make them face consequences for their actions.

Liu Yue sneered at Song Fan and taunted, “You think you can ride a motorcycle with your petite stature? You probably can’t even lift our motorcycle.”

A motorcycle with such a large engine displacement typically weighed around 200 kilograms, a challenging weight for even an adult man to handle. They doubted Song Fan’s ability to ride it.

Motorcycle racing demanded exceptional skills to control the bike’s speed, requiring racers to maintain a physique comparable to that of athletes.

Song Fan and Song Kai were of similar stature. She removed Song Kai’s racing suit and put it on herself, adding various professional protective gear. She challenged, “If you’re afraid, you don’t have to agree.”

After her declaration, she took Wang Yu’s motorcycle keys and made her way to the arena. Given the circumstances, Liu Yue had to accept the challenge to keep his reputation.

Wang Yu expressed some concern, “Is your sister capable of this?”

While he did underestimate women, he didn’t want anything to happen to Song Fan. In competitions like this, non-professional racers were at risk of uncontrollable accidents, even with protective gear.

Song Kai proudly stated, “My sister’s skills are beyond your imagination.”

Gu Zhuo squatted in the stands, observing everything with curiosity. He was eager to see Song Fan’s abilities and had even bought a pair of binoculars to get a closer look.

Song Fan calmly mounted the motorcycle and prepared herself. When the gunshot signaled the start, both riders shot out like arrows.

Initially, their speeds were comparable, and Liu Yue even appeared to be gaining on them. However, the gap quickly widened.

Every time Song Fan bent, it was executed with perfect precision and appeared incredibly stable. It was a sight that seemed almost surreal on a high-speed racing track where stability was often sacrificed for speed.

Liu Yue was steadily increasing his pace, even attempting to edge his motorcycle into Song Fan’s lane, just as he had done with Song Kai.

But Song Fan remained undeterred. She swiftly leaned over and overtook him, her body nearly parallel to the ground. Song Kai’s heart leaped into his throat; he hadn’t anticipated such audacity from Song Fan while riding a motorcycle.

However, after this daring move, Liu Yue was left trailing behind. No matter how much he accelerated, he couldn’t catch up. His frustration at being outperformed by a woman caused him to lose his composure.

Spectators in the stands witnessed Liu Yue closely tailing Song Fan, and then he stretched his leg and kicked her motorcycle hard.

Any external force applied to a motorcycle at high speeds could lead to disastrous consequences. This kick caused Song Fan’s entire handlebars to start shaking violently, with the front end trembling ominously. Upon seeing this, Song Kai grew extremely anxious.

Wang Yu exclaimed in despair, “That’s a Death Shaker. Song Fan is in danger.”

The Death Shaker had always been a challenging issue in the world of motorcycle racing. Once it occurred, it was notoriously difficult to control, and it posed a significant threat to the rider’s safety.

Even world-renowned racers struggled to address this problem, and avoiding the Death Shaker was considered a miraculous feat.

Song Fan, however, didn’t panic in the face of danger. She concentrated on steering the motorcycle, lowering herself to align with the handlebars. Then, she released her grip on the handlebars and pushed forward with her palm.

It didn’t take long for the violent shaking to subside. Throughout this ordeal, Song Fan didn’t slow down and remained ahead of Liu Yue.

As they entered the final lap, Song Fan maintained her lead, skillfully handling the motorcycle’s tail to pull away and cross the finish line.

The entire stadium erupted into cheers, as the spectators hadn’t expected to witness such a thrilling and historic motorcycle race. This extraordinary feat would undoubtedly be recorded in the annals of motorcycle racing history.

Many in attendance were motorcycle enthusiasts themselves, so they fully comprehended that Song Fan’s move was far from simple. It appeared as if she were merely extending the handlebar, but it demanded an exceptional level of strength. Without such strength, controlling the motorcycle during such a critical moment would have been impossible. Moreover, Song Fan maintained an exceptionally high speed throughout the ordeal, showcasing a remarkable level of physical prowess.

Song Kai, who had been watching from the platform, was about to cry. He had feared that something dreadful might happen to Song Fan, as the Death Shaker had the potential to send both the rider and the motorcycle airborne. He never expected her to resolve it so skillfully.

Gu Zhuo lowered his binoculars and remarked, “What an incredible performance. It’s no wonder she looks down on these people. They truly can’t compare to her.”

Just as he was expressing his admiration, his phone rang. “Where have you been, you little troublemaker?” A roar came over the phone..