Storm descent motorcycle chase, single unbroken take

Single unbroken take: true-nadir start, rider bottom-center on a rain-polished crest; the camera surges forward in strict nadir, snaps to moving profile, then melts into helmet-cam as we pitch onto a serpentine descent. Rain sheets sideways; the front dances over standing water, rear steps and catches, ABS murmurs. A rockslide bursts ahead; he feathers the brake, flicks left-right, clears the debris, and spears into steeper curves under whipping branches. The camera tilts with him, then eases into a continuous corkscrew, peeling away from POV into a widening third-person spiral. We punch through the cloud lid into an ultra-high, level true-nadir from the opposite heading, rider bottom-center again. Lightning detonates behind the ridge and a gust drives a rolling wall of mist up the slope; the rider outruns the surge and slices into the whiteness while the camera surges higher, the storm boiling beneath.