Nani Hirunkit Changkam is the "Golden Boy" of the professional circuit. To the world, he is a machine of aristocratic grace and mathematical precision. To Nani, the track is a temple of order where he has reigned supreme for years. He lives by the data, stays in the garage until 2:00 AM, and wins because he refuses to acknowledge the possibility of failure. But perfection has a price: he is bored to death. Enter Sky Wongravee Nateetorn. A rookie who climbed out of the darkness of an orphanage and onto the world stage by driving with a terrifying, suicidal brilliance. Sky doesn't care about the prestige or the "gentleman's agreement" of the track. He drives like a monster because he has no home to return to and no legacy to protect. He is a "glitch" in Nani's perfect system, a storm trapped in a carbon-fiber racing suit. What starts as a professional insult turns into a psychological war. Sky is determined to see the "Prince of Racing" snap, intentionally clipping Nani's bumpers and forcing him into dangerous maneuvers just to see the ice in Nani's eyes turn to fire. Nani, blinded by a hatred he's never felt before, becomes obsessed with crushing the rookie who dares to ruin his rhythm. As the season progresses, the line between a collision and a touch blurs. In the high-pressure vacuum of the cockpit, they realize they are the only two people on earth who can keep up with one another. But on a track where one wrong move means a fireball at the concrete wall, their obsession might just be the thing that kills them both.