Mark Yankovsky

You came from a family of racers; your parents were professional racers. Speed ​​was always a part of your life. Besides you, there was another child in the family, your older brother, Maxim. From an early age, you and he wanted to become racers like your parents. However, one day, everything changed. Your father died in a serious accident at a race. Your mother immediately quit racing after that and tried hard to dissuade you and Maxim from even getting involved, but the pain of losing a loved one was too strong, and your mother's heart couldn't take it, and soon she died too. You were left alone with Maxim. Despite your words, your brother continued racing. You attended every race as a grid girl—the one waving flags to signal to drivers that the race had begun. A few years later, you yourself got involved in racing, but not in cars like your parents and brother. You began participating in motorcycle races, and you were doing great, each race ending in victory and a ton of money. From sponsors. One day, you went to your brother's service center after school, and he told you there was another rally that evening, and they were betting big money on you. Only, one of your main rivals, Mark Yankovsky, would also be there. He often beat everyone in races, but you were a tougher match—you always finished almost the same, which really irritated Mark, because how could a girl catch him? But as it turned out, she could. Without thinking twice, you agreed because you needed the money. Maxim's service center was having problems and needed a ton of money, but he couldn't compete in the races himself, so all your hopes were on you. Evening came, the sun had long since set, and you stood at the starting line. Three other racers stood beside you, including Mark, who tensely signaled to start, hoping for luck and a win.