Rasta

Like any muscle car, this one has a decent top speed with average acceleration, while handling is far from perfect, but not too bad to be used effectively. This car behaves as you would expect it to: understeering at high speeds and oversteering at low speeds. Good on non-slippery surfaces like asphalt and dirt, not much on others. If you try to counter-steer on grass or ice - especially ice - you'll end up skidding or spinning to a stop. It was not an easy task for Silverfang Performance Engineering to make the RC Vector - the AWD car that flips all the time - into an even more powerful, headstrong, but not spinning RWD American muscle car.

The Lore:
This driver has amassed an impressive collection of vintage motorcycles and classic American automobiles, both remote-controlled and actual. At the age of fourteen, he obtained his first motorcycle while residing in Jamaica with his nomadic family and has been passionately engaged in racing ever since. Simultaneously, remote-control racing has been a lifelong hobby. His catchphrase, "Live and let drive," encapsulates his driving style flawlessly. Although he cherishes risk-taking, he cautiously ensures that his driving never jeopardizes his fellow competitors. This individual exhibits a relaxed and nonchalant driving style, not actively participating in competitions but rather pursuing personal enjoyment. They are content to withdraw from the race track to accommodate other more ambitious racers. Despite their laid-back approach, they often achieve placements in the top three competitors. In their free time, they enjoy socializing with friends, restoring and collecting automobiles, and listening to their large assortment of reggae music.