Congratulations, you have won the S level Painting 「Lightning」! You will be able to apply the painting to your own car after the game launch. This painting series is specifically designed for Flow Fest Mystery Pack event and no other copies will be made ever again. The owners of these NFTs will be regarded as the earliest supporters of the Racing Time. 

Lightning

Congratulations, you have won the S level Painting 「Rollin’」! You will be able to apply the painting to your own car after the game launch. This painting series is specifically designed for Flow Fest Mystery Pack event and no other copies will be made ever again. The owners of these NFTs will be regarded as the earliest supporters of the Racing Time. 

King

Let's Hit the Karaoke

The Pop Off

This NFT celebrates the 2021 launch of RaceDay NFT on the Flow Blockchain.

Beyond the Track

Thieves Clausside #523

Experienced crypto wallets pickpocket

Strength 13/100
Intelligence 45/100
Charism 85/100

Sitoah Vrasito

First Edition Matrix World Candy Cane. Only 50 pieces made.

First Edition Candy Cane

First Edition Matrix World Santa Hat. Only 50 pieces made.

First Edition Santa Hat

Former Galaxy Boxer 

Strength 93/100
Intelligence 3/100
Charism 7/100

Alvibop

Walter Davis had a stroke so silky smooth that it was often compared to velvet. The Phoenix Suns’ all-time leading scorer showcases that legendary touch against the Utah Jazz, first dribbling between the elbow and low post while looking for an opening before unleashing an effortless jumper, successfully pump faking a capable defender shadowing his every move. The 1978 Rookie of the Year and six-time All-Star was on point all game thanks to his immaculate jumper, scoring 23 points while also adding a rebound, an assist and a steal in the March 31, 1987 contest.

Walter Davis

Keeping Napheesa Collier out of the paint is no small task. The Minnesota Lynx forward breaks her defender down with a crossover out at the perimeter before bullying her way to an up-and-under scoop shot. Collier logged 22 points, six boards, seven assists and four steals in the September 12, 2021 win over the Indiana Fever.

Napheesa Collier Rim

As the old adage goes, the basketball travels faster than any player can. Showcasing her passing ability, Diamond DeShields successfully puts that theory to the test, gobbling a rebound and launching a full-court touchdown outlet pass to a teammate for a fastbreak score. The Phoenix Mercury guard showed off every part of her game on May 25, 2022, with 17 points, nine assists, five rebounds, a triple and a steal in a matchup with the Los Angeles Sparks.

Diamond DeShields Assist

Regardless of the opposing forces around him, Elton Brand is an unstoppable force on the glass. After battling for a board in a May 8, 2006 playoff contest against the Phoenix Suns, the LA Clippers power forward fades back into a jump shot for two of the 40 points he reached in total.

Elton Brand

Draining a three from the logo is one thing — pulling up for a dangerously deep triple while knotted in overtime is something else entirely. After securing possession of the ball just inside the half-court line, Dallas Wings guard Marina Mabrey cues up and hits for three of the 26 points she put up against the reigning champion Seattle Storm on May 22, 2021.

Marina Mabrey 3 Pointer

Once she gets to one of her spots along the perimeter, it's only a matter of time before Dallas Wings guard Marina Mabrey creates the space needed to get a bucket. With a Phoenix Mercury big looking to take away her reliable stepback, Mabrey stops on a dime with a hard dribble, getting just enough breathing room to drain a midrange dagger to ice a 94-84 win on May 19, 2022. Quietly one of the WNBA's most versatile players, Mabrey did a little bit of everything with 13 points, 10 assists, six rebounds and two triples.

Marina Mabrey

Fearless hoopers thrive under pressure. Down a pair in the final seconds of regulation, Seattle Storm guard Jordin Canada catches a hand-off from teammate Breanna Stewart in the corner and heads straight to the rim for a game-tying floater. Canada finished with 14 points in the May 22, 2021 overtime win against the Dallas Wings.

Jordin Canada Rim

On second thought, let’s try that again! Enveloped by a double team, Michael Cage passes out of the post to a teammate behind the arc before immediately calling for the ball again. This time, the LA Clippers big man takes on all challengers, catching the re-entry pass with his back to the basket before making his move and converting a one-handed flip shot while drawing the foul. Cage barely missed in this one, connecting on 8 of 10 field goals while going 8-for-9 at the stripe on his way to 24 points, 13 rebounds and two blocks in his squad’s 111-101 win on March 25, 1987.

Michael Cage

If there’s an open teammate on the floor, count on Layshia Clarendon to find them. The Minnesota Lynx guard pushes the ball up the floor against the New York Liberty, then reaches around their defender to hit Sylvia Fowles with a picture-perfect bounce pass on August 15, 2021.

Layshia Clarendon

Putting the ball through the net unchallenged is one thing — getting into position to get a shot off when the defense won’t give up an inch is another. Down by three at the end of a second-overtime period versus the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers forward Kyle Korver works to clear space between himself and his defender before finally pulling up for a contested three. Korver finished with 12 points in the January 13, 2006 matchup and his squad held on for the win in triple overtime.