Single unbroken shot (oner). IMAX 65mm lens simulation: deep clarity, large-format depth, natural falloff. No cuts. No slow motion. GLOBAL RULE: one continuous, physically plausible camera move. Real traction, inertia, suspension, gravity. 0:00–0:03 Ground-level camera races forward inches above wet asphalt at night, aligning behind a motorcycle already at speed. Headlights streak, rain beads on lens. Suspension compresses over bumps; tire spray fans outward. 0:03–0:06 Camera slides laterally to a tight side profile while maintaining speed. Rider leans into a sweeping turn; rear tire steps out slightly, then regains grip. Reflections smear across pavement with IMAX-scale clarity. 0:06–0:09 Camera eases ahead into a shallow lead angle, framing the bike charging toward lens. The bike threads traffic by inches. Wind buffets camera subtly; road texture stays crisp. 0:09–0:12 Camera dips and swings low as the bike hops a small rise. Suspension unloads mid-air, then compresses hard on landing. Sparks kiss asphalt briefly from a peg scrape—no exaggeration. 0:12–0:15 Camera rises smoothly into a rear three-quarter follow as the bike accelerates away, taillight shrinking into rain and neon. Motion stays continuous, speed bleeding realistically through the curve. Fade to black.