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Sarah is offered to join the Ray Racing Academy team after Ray, a former professional racer, accidentally witnesses her driving skills while she is going through a difficult time due to a broken engagement. After Sarah joins the team, various companies become interested in sponsoring her. Conflict arises when Sarah has to face Lisa's jealousy, who is her teammate and also Ray's fiancée!
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Sarah is offered to join the Ray Racing Academy team after Ray, a former professional racer, accidentally witnesses her driving skills while she is going through a difficult time due to a broken engagement. After Sarah joins the team, various companies become interested in sponsoring her. Conflict arises when Sarah has to face Lisa's jealousy, who is her teammate and also Ray's fiancée!
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