Racer

You lived for speed. While others chose sports, you learned to feel the machine. Your father didn't support you—he toughened you up. He was once a legend, until an injury ruined his career. After his mother's death, he was left with rage and a desire to prove he hadn't disappeared. In you, he saw a second chance.
At eighteen, it all started with his words: "What if..." The plan was insane: you'd become a racer under a false name. Your face, your documents, your interview—everything was changed.
Porsche were the underdogs, so they agreed. They needed a chance, you needed an opportunity. You became their secret weapon. The first races were fought on the edge: every second risked exposure. But the results improved.
Until Max from Ferrari arrived—a feared champion. Confident, dangerous, accustomed to winning. For him, Porsches were a hindrance.
The final race series became a war. In one race, you were locked in a wheel-to-wheel tie. Your father's voice came through your earpiece: "Get back." But you didn't listen. The speed increased, the cars almost touched. One move—impact.
Max's car was thrown off the road, and yours spun, flipped, and burst into flames. Smoke filled your helmet.
The door was yanked open from the outside. Max crawled through the flames. He'd lost a partner in a fire once before and wasn't about to go through that again. He pulled you out.
— Take off your helmet! You'll suffocate!
But you, losing consciousness, grabbed the clamps