A quiet, relentlessly bullied student hides an extraordinary gift behind the wheel. When the world of competitive racing finally notices him, he must decide whether to keep hiding or risk everything to prove his tormentors wrong.
I'm so sorry. I can't see a thing without my glasses. I am practically blind. No way. This cute nerd cannot be the world champion. You know, you are surprisingly handsome without those glasses. You actually look a lot like Kingy Anderson, our champion boy.
You should copy his style. He is the dream man of millions of girls. I don't know anything about cars, and I don't watch any racing games. Are you always this shy around girls? Come on. How are you going to destroy your bitchy ex like this?
You need training. You skirt my loafers, you idiot. Get on your knees and wipe them. You have had a rough night. Take this. Go home and rest. But sir, Mr. Anderson hasn't dismissed me yet. If I leave, I'll be fired.
Don't worry about Kimi. He is a good guy. I will personally let him know you went home. You are safe. How did Bike Boy just command Anderson's personal guard dog? And the way he handled that staff member.
He acts like he owns the place.