Dirty Air || Minsung.

Formula One has always been simple to Lee Minho.

Drive fast. Win races. Never give anyone enough room to take what belongs to you.
Then Han Jisung takes the seat beside him on the grid.

Young, reckless, and infuriatingly talented, Jisung is everything Minho can't stand in a driver-and the first person in years who might actually be fast enough to beat him.
One dangerous overtake is all it takes to start a rivalry.

Soon, they're fighting for pole positions, trading insults in press conferences, and giving the world exactly what it wants: two drivers who can't stand each other.

At least, that's what everyone thinks.

Because somewhere between crowded paddocks and empty hotel rooms, their hatred becomes harder to define.

One mistake becomes another.

Then another.

Until Minho and Jisung are hiding something far more dangerous than a rivalry.

With a World Championship between them and millions of people watching their every move, they agree on one thing:

Whatever happens off the track can't follow them onto it.

But in Formula One, getting too close has consequences.

And some rivals are better kept at a distance.