In 2012①, Wu Shi was scheduled to compete in various events, including the WSK-SUPER MASTER SERIES (WSK Master Series) KZ2 series, the Europe KF2 series, and the World KF2 Championship. His schedule was packed to the brim.
This was because once a driver reached the KF2 and KZ2 levels, they would attract the attention of professional talent scouts, lower-tier formula racing teams, and even high-tier formula racing teams. Failing to increase his exposure and showcase his abilities meant he could miss out on crucial opportunities.
"Is it really okay to let him compete directly in KZ2?" Sid was slightly worried, even though he knew Wu Shi's skills in driving shifter karts were quite impressive. However, his opponents were all at least a year and a half older than him, with some being three or four years his senior. In a highly skill-dependent sport like racing, this age gap translated to a significant disparity in practice time. It was obvious that Wu Shi was at a severe disadvantage.
