Control your vehicle using the WASD keys, engage the brakes with the Spacebar, and toggle camera perspectives by pressing C.
Buckle up and ignite the engine—your hands grip the wheel of a Ferrari SF90 Stradale, its hybrid powertrain humming with restrained fury. The track stretches ahead, asphalt gleaming under a merciless sun. You slam the accelerator; the world blurs into a symphony of mechanical snarls and wind. Shift to a F8 Tributo next—its twin-turbo V8 roars raw, unapologetic, tail-happy as you carve through hairpin turns, tires screeching defiance against concrete barriers. Then, the Roma. Sleek, elegant, but don’t be fooled; its 3.9-liter engine growls through coastal straights, chassis balanced like a predator coiled to strike. Each machine whispers secrets—weight distribution, throttle response, how they kiss apexes or fishtail on exit. This isn’t driving. It’s a duel between precision and instinct, asphalt burning beneath you, Ferraris demanding you push harder, faster, until the line between machine and pulse vanishes.
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