![]() Since you can only use four power-up skills per mode, it’s good to keep necessary skills on-hand that are useful for actually winning the race. Each level boosts your performance by 5% when you’re in 3rd or lower place during a race, which can significantly help out if you hit a snag or get turned around due to ramming. ![]() Another important skill is the one that boosts performance when in 3rd or lower place. The combination works wonders for lengthy Sprint tracks with a lot of straight-aways. If you level-up the Power-Up Ready skill you can continually boost with turbo and then use PUR so you can instantly use turbo once more. This combination can also be combined with the Power-Up Ready skill that instantly cools a recently used skill. Combining this with the power-up skill to increase the length of turbo works quite well because once you get off the starting line you can boost shortly after with an extended turbo. Necessary skills to keep leveled include Fast Start, so that you can boost off the starting line when your RPMs are in the green zone. Otherwise, you could end up roadkill and in last place each and every race. Just like it requires a fair amount powered-up skills to effectively complete a round or two of pursuits, it also requires a decent amount of power-ups in the Sprint skill category to make the most out of each race. Slightly hitting the red indicators will cause the hazard to fall, explode or cave in, creating a decent roadblock for anyone following behind you. The best way to find the hazards is to look for the red indicators flashing near the objects. Just like with the secret routes, be sure to scout out a raceway first and find a good strategy for using the hazards to your advantage. These are stationary points on a track that can be deconstructed by a player and used as an obstacle or road hazard to other players. Track TrapsĪnother thing to look for are traps or track hazards. Oftentimes it’s to cut corners or shorten turns around lengthy tracks. ![]() The short cuts are the parts of the map that are usually to the far left or right of the track that shorten the path from one destination to the next. The best way to find secret routes is to play the track on single-player mode and just ride through the sprint while looking at the map. Secret RoutesĮach track on a Sprint run usually has a few secret routes or shortcuts that enable the player to pass through hazardous turns or avoid certain aspects of the track that would otherwise diminish speed. Instead, it’s best to settle with a Honda or Mitsubishi as a starting car, as they have the best top speed and acceleration for the newb cars in Tier 1. While muscle cars might seem cool and fun to drive, they aren’t really suitable for winning Sprint runs. This may seem like an easy feat to accomplish, however, not every car is suited for the task. However, unlike Pursuit the whole point of Sprint is to get to the finish line using whatever means necessary and, for the most part, being able to quickly navigate through the tracks while maintaining top speed as much as possible. When doing Pursuit mode in NFS World there’s no real need to grab a specific car. ![]()
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