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Forza Horizon 1 - Horizon Final "Champion of Champions" + Final Boss Race vs Darius Flynt

After gaining enough points in the yellow, green, blue, pink, orange, purple and gold wristband events I qualified for the final event "Champion of Champions" in Forza Horizon 1 with a grand prize of 5 million credits. Here you can see me completing it and then taking on Darius Flynt in the final boss battle showdown around the whole map. Timeline: 0:00 Unlocking the final Horizon event "Champion of Champions" 1:05 Horizon Final - Festival Headline Race on Beaumont Circuit 9:15 Champion Commentary and Cutscene 9:59 Final Boss Duel vs Darius Flynt 19:23 Reward Car Win The final festival event of FH1 is a 5 lap circuit race against some of the fastest cars in the game. It is the only festival event that allows cars of the R1 class. Straight afterwards you face off against Darius Flynt in the final boss showdown to win his car. This duel takes place on a very difficult track, which looks like it leads around the whole map. Traffic is enabled in the duel as well. I had to do a couple of restarts in the duel, first because I lost but then also several times because Darius got stuck somewhere, which I didn't really want. In the end I settled for this run here, where I had to use 2 rewinds but at least the AI didn't get stuck and it was close until the end. I might record another run on this track in Time Attack mode later, since it's an awesome track but it definitely requires some practice, so I am not able to show a flawless run in a playthrough video with just a few attempts. There are also still a lot of Street Races left for me to do and the final one is called "Goliath", so that one might be interesting as well. Overall Horizon 1 is an awesome game and I can see why it's the favorite Horizon game of some people. I think in terms of handling I personally prefer Horizon 2 but Horizon 1 is definitely good as well and I really like the structure of the single player mode, which makes the races feel more meaningful than the endless championships against faceless opponents in the following games.