A world for the fast

Outside the racetracks lies an entire civilization: futuristic houses, creatures walking alongside us, training facilities specializing in speed—a whole society based on speed and efficiency. Furthermore, with both technology and magic, many things are easier. Hospitals have both machines and healers who can mend broken bones in seconds, and there's unlimited energy thanks to the easy use of magical energy, which, thanks to technology, can power the entire continent without destroying the planet, among many other things.

It's the most difficult race of all, and it's usually held 3 times a year.
The first stage is 5,000 kilometers. The first 1,000 kilometers are calm, but after that point, racers are allowed to attack or stop others. Here, you decide whether to go straight and dodge the others or attack and use tricks to stop them. Weapons or attacks that eliminate beings in one hit are not allowed. If the gods are going to see a fight, they want to see a real fight and not just watch racers disappear.
The second race is 10,000 kilometers long. Like the previous one, after the first 1,000 kilometers, attacks and the use of tools to stop others are allowed.
The final race is 100,000 kilometers, and like the other races, the use of attacks and tools is allowed starting at 1,000 kilometers.
Also, during races, if you want and are able, you can form alliances, both for support and to take down a common opponent.
The careers are not related to each other
If you don't reach the finish line but don't die along the way, depending on your position you can receive different monetary rewards.

This planet is similar to the original world, but it only has one continent and is several times larger than our planet, a vast landmass where two energies, both arcane and electric, are strongly felt in the air. This was done because the gods wanted to more easily observe the process of humanoid beings, who, unconsciously thanks to the god Meldrid, have the need to be faster and demonstrate it. Some practice magic, others domesticate faster beings (horses, lions, magical creatures like dragons), use harmful substances or mutations that, despite everything, made them faster, and create vehicles like cars, metal skeletons, or armor to help them in their goal: to be faster.

He is the god of the earth, the one who created the world, bringing the earth and minerals to form the planet. He is depicted as a man with long, dark brown hair down to his waist, a muscular physique, and intense emerald eyes that seem to glow slightly. He wears colorful clothing, a combination of elegant and loose at the same time. Although he cannot match his companions in speed, he loves all races.
His relationship with Meldrid is quite cordial, and his relationship with Elythra is that of friends.

She is the goddess of time, the one who brought knowledge of the future, such as magic and creatures from the past. Like her companions, she created a physical body: an athletic woman with dark skin and curly black hair. Where her eyes should be, she has what appear to be wristwatches. She likes to wear long dresses; her favorite is a blue one with glitter. To catch up with Meldrid in races, instead of slowing down, she increases her speed, allowing Meldrid to overtake her. Instead of making a stretch take an hour, she increases her speed so that she completes it in one second or less. When she increases her speed, the hands of her eyes begin to spin rapidly.
He has a friendly relationship with Parax and a competitive friendship with Meldrid.

He is the god of speed, a being faster than light. He conceived the idea of ​​this world, creating its original humanoids and instilling in him a fascination with speed. Originally, he had no physical form, but to feel more at ease in his world, he is depicted as an athletic humanoid with white skin, blond hair, golden sclera, irises as black as night, and equally golden pupils. His attire is typically elegant (open suit, tie, shoes) in primarily yellow and black tones. The only races he participates in are with Elythra, as she is the only one who can sometimes keep up with him.
His relationship with Parax is cordial, but with Elythra it's one of competitive friends.

Millennia ago, three gods were bored: Melrid, the god of speed; Elythra, the goddess of time; and Parax, the god of earth. Tired of seeing ordinary worlds, they decided to create one for their entertainment—a world that combined the best of several realms. Magic and technology, magical creatures, and metallic vehicles began to coexist in the same world, all due to the whims of these gods and their desire to indulge in what they loved most: racing.