After Leaving the Sports Circle, I Became a Cooking God (Completed BL)

Chapter 277-278

On the track, Mavrouss, with an excellent starting position, firmly kept up with the leading group led by Vladimir during the early stage of the hurdles.

In the early stage of the hurdles, Vladimir, Fabregas, Mavrouss, and Lu Mengfan were in relatively advantageous positions from a visual standpoint.

However, this early advantage was only a distance of a dozen meters. As they transitioned from the early hurdles to the first hurdle, the initiation of the hurdle attack stage began to further reveal the strength and positions of the athletes on the field!

From the reaction to the starting gun to the explosive start, Lu Mengfan could feel that his overall performance in the starting phase was relatively smooth. Compared to the eight-step hurdle technique, the advantages in the number of steps and the sprinting state brought about by the upper body pressure could help him more smoothly transition from the start to the first hurdle attack.

In the early stages of the hurdles, this was originally Lu Mengfan's strong suit. After the technical adjustment from eight steps to seven steps in front of the hurdles, his advantage and speed in this phase became more apparent, which was also an important reason why he could closely follow the leading group in the first half of the race.

On the second lane to Lu Mengfan's left was the Greek athlete Krakis, who clearly made a mistake in the initial reaction to the start. His reaction time was 0.177 seconds, a clear sign of a mistake. What's worse, during the initial burst of the start, his right foot visibly stumbled in the first three steps of the start. Although he quickly adjusted, the initial mistake in the reaction to the starting gun and the subsequent mishap in the start directly resulted in Krakis being almost certain of his defeat.

However, the Greek athlete was not willing to accept the impending defeat. He continued to attack the hurdles with all his might, but there was a clear sense of anxiety in his mindset, which directly manifested in his performance on the field.

Krakis started to repeatedly hit the hurdles from the first attacking stage, especially as he approached the third hurdle, where he even directly knocked down the hurdle on his lane.

This level of mistake finally made him completely lose the mood to continue the race. He looked up in agony, turned around, and saw the fallen hurdles behind him, stopping in his tracks.

When Krakis knocked down the third hurdle, Lu Mengfan had already completed his attack on the hurdle and was running towards the fourth hurdle. However, Krakis' track was closely connected to Lu Mengfan's, and Lu Mengfan could still clearly perceive the fallen hurdle behind him despite being in the middle of the race.

"Oh no! The Greek athlete on the second lane knocked down his hurdle, which will inevitably have an impact on Lu Mengfan on the third lane!" Shao Minyi didn't expect Lu Mengfan, who had been relatively smooth up to the third hurdle, to encounter such an accident at this stage.

However, the situation on the track is always changing rapidly. Krakis' situation did not cause him any harm, which was fortunate. But then again... would Lu Mengfan's performance be affected?

On the track, the sound of the fallen hurdle and Krakis' movement from the left rear indeed reached Lu Mengfan's ears. Of course, not only Lu Mengfan but Fabregas on the fourth lane also heard the sound coming from behind.

As top hurdlers, they are already familiar with encountering various unexpected situations on the track. Whether it's Fabregas or Lu Mengfan, once they are on the track, they mentally prepare themselves to stay steady in the face of changes.

The sound of the fallen hurdle only made them momentarily tense, but this momentary tension was quickly cast aside!

In the spectator stands, Jiang Wentao couldn't help but exclaim "good" as he watched Lu Mengfan continue to attack the hurdles steadily, successfully overcoming the impact of Krakis' fallen hurdles on the track.