(Original Cut) (Xbox) Let's Play Midnight Club II Part 11
4RACER SPOTLIGHT
Name: Pietro “Primo” Raffica
Ride: Vortex 5 (1998 Toyota MR2 GT-S) and Schneller V8 (2002 BMW M5 E39)
Hometown: Milano, Italy
Gang Name: Forza Sonora
Known Associates: Ansell Farklein (PS2), Daunte Zotico, Alfredo “Freddo” Gelluda, Gunter Weizenhändler, Simona Escapa (PS2), Thomas Hanson, Ysabel Ostento-Cervas
Bio: With a career decorated with F1 championship victories, a venerated soap opera actress for a wife, and a daughter who evaded the salacious vultures of the tabloids, you’d think that this middle-aged professional racer would be content with his life. However, it would be antithetical of Primo to merely be satisfied with his current accomplishments. Rather, he often found himself in hot water for his antics in the pits. Legendary for his volatile personality, Primo infamously gave a reporter a black eye after an unusually embarrassing performance. Still, he is celebrated for his acerbic color commentary during events, finding success after discovering his new niche in the broadcasters’ booth. Armed with over three decades of driving experience and a garage stocked with rare sports cars, Primo now wants to show the Parisian street racing community that it’ll take more than flashy appearances and youthful arrogance to beat the best racers in the world.
CAR SPOTLIGHT
Schneller V8 (2002 BMW M5 E39)
Driver: Pietro “Primo” Raffica
Equivalent: 2010 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano
5-Speed Transmission
Top Speed: 205 MPH (330 KMH)
Nitrous Charges: 2
Special Components: Clutch by Advanced Clutch Technology
Colors: Blue, Gun Metal, Maroon, Green
Description: Top speed demon. Exceptional in long races with straight roads.
My Take: The Schneller V8’s extraordinary engine makes it a speedy heavyweight. Caveat emptor: the car’s finicky steering and leisurely acceleration could be too challenging for inexperienced racers to ride to the finish line.
DISCLAIMER: Any characters that were fleshed out of this game’s plot are entirely fictional. Any similarities between real people and fictionalized characters are coincidental and unintentional. All companies, brands, and car makes that were also mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used fictitiously.
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