Chapter 175 Completed at the Same Time

George Vaughan, president of the National Racing Association, soon stepped forward to officiate the modification challenge. The competition would run for three rounds, one on each day. Quake would represent Stonegate, while the Morianese contestants represented Moriane. Both teams could randomly draw the modification topic for the day. Whoever finished fastest with the best modification results could claim the win of the day. The judges for the challenge were Joseph Gibson, president of the International Racing Association, Larry Robinson, a renowned academician on modifications, and Albert, president of the Cobalt Club. The three were highly renowned figures in the industry, so no one could question their credibility as the panel judges. Noelle walked up to the box of sealed balls containing the topics and casually drew one. After she opened it and handed the slip inside to George, he read aloud. "Within two hours, using the stock engine of the same mass-production model, optimi