Shen Huai was once the youngest F4 annual champion in China. He was known as the "genius boy on the track" and the contract of a professional team was almost given to him. However, after a serious car accident, he suffered from "high-speed phobia" - not afraid of driving, but when entering high-speed corners, his body would stiffen uncontrollably and his mind would go blank.
What's even more fatal is that his family cannot afford the astronomical expenses of racing. His father is a worker in an auto repair shop, and his mother works in a supermarket. The family is heavily in debt to support his racing car. After the accident, sponsors withdrew their funds, the team terminated the contract, and he was reduced from a genius to a laughingstock.
Lin Zhaoning holds a master's degree in sports psychology from Beijing Sports University, specializing in "competitive state and trauma repair." After graduation, he accidentally joined a low-level formula team as a data engineer and psychological counselor. She discovered Shen Huai in an amateur kart race - a young man who drove a dilapidated second-hand kart but ran a professional lap speed.
What she saw was not just a wounded genius, but a man trapped by poverty and fear.
"You come to my team. I'll help you solve your psychological problems, and you help me win the championship."
"Where did you get the money?"
"I have a scientific research fund. Plus - I can turn the machine and make the parts myself."
In this way, a master's degree in psychology with no money and resources, and a talented driver trapped by fear and poverty formed the least promising combination on the track.
What they are fighting is not their opponents, but the arrogance of the entire system.
Intention: Let's get together