In the intense “Collision Race” challenge—where contestants must maintain balance while navigating obstacles inside massive inflatable balls—a surprising and heartwarming moment unfolded between Jongrak and Luong Gia Huy.
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In a competition designed to be highly confrontational and fiercely competitive, Jongrak made the unexpected choice to step forward and guide Luong Gia Huy on how to complete the challenge, even after being reminded by the MC. That brief yet powerful moment not only showcased the camaraderie between racers, but also highlighted the human values embedded within the intense competition of GAMA.
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With his physical strength and composed demeanor, Jongrak proved himself to be not just a formidable racer, but also a true embodiment of sportsmanship—fair-play, passion, and compassion. His support gave Luong Gia Huy the motivation he needed to finish the round after several falls. In the end, Luong Gia Huy crossed the finish line behind Jongrak and Phu Thinh.
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In the men’s bracket, the other three contenders—Hai Gia Liu, Manh Lan, and Mingji—also delivered fierce competition. Each brought a unique approach to the “Collision Race,” adding tension and diversity to the round. Hai Gia Liu demonstrated agility and strategic flexibility by constantly shifting his tactics. Refusing to stick to one fixed style, he adjusted his pace and direction to adapt to the moment, making it hard for opponents to predict his next move.
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Meanwhile, Manh Lan showcased consistency, powered by solid stamina and a bold, decisive playing style. Every movement he made was deliberate and impactful, reflecting his excellent spatial awareness and impressive competitive mindset.
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As for Mingji, though he struggled to maintain balance and began to tire early on, he pressed forward with admirable determination. Despite clear signs of exhaustion, he made every effort to complete the round, proving his respect for both the game and himself.