Breaking the Monopoly! Zhang Xue's Double Motorcycle Titles – More Thrilling Than "MotoGP"

Opened the news on the subway and was stunned for a moment when I saw this. Real-life racing competitions are way harder than mobile game dungeons. March 28 to 29, Portugal Station, Middleweight Class. Zhang Xue Motorcycle won the championship two days in a row. That move was really satisfying.

The rider was on the 820RR-RS race bike, with a lead of nearly four seconds. The monopoly held by Europe, the US, and Japan was broken, like unlocking a hidden level. The red race bike posed for a photo by the seaside; the scene looked incredibly high-quality.

Founder Zhang Xue accepted a group media interview at the workshop in Chongqing. I heard he left Kove Motorcycle with nothing in 2024. Starting a second venture to establish a personal eponymous brand shows great boldness. It's like an indie developer leaving a major studio to make games on their own.

Additionally, future plans include preparing for the September Shanghai WSBK round. And the Dakar Rally; the ultimate goal is to enter MotoGP. He said if he's still able to keep going, the ultimate goal is to enter MotoGP. Doing something out of passion rather than for the result often leads to a different outcome. These words sound healing, like the pure original intention found in games.

However, real competitions don't have resurrection coins; one mistake and it's over. We scroll through our phones during our commute, while they risk their lives on the track. This sense of passion feels more real than being unable to stop scrolling through short videos. Hope to see more exciting performances at the September Shanghai station.