Racing cars are cars created exclusively for power and speed, and even from the early age, Manaka Mao has always been fond of them. When Mao was 5 years old, fate binds him from Tsudi Yoshiki, the best rider F1 in Japan, where Mao first sees the car F1 and at the same moment decides that professional racing is where his life. Tsuji is of particular interest due to its exceptional concentration and observation skills, which are crucial for the best runners. A few years later, Mao receives an invitation from Tsuji to apply for FRS, training camp / school for young runners, where only the most talented runners are accepted. There, Mao begins his journey to be someone else, as number 1 and become the first Japanese champion F1.