Ryan never thought he'd touch a steering wheel again. Three years after the accident, he was kicked off the racing team—labeled a "washed-up driver," so forgotten even the fuel attendants stopped calling him "Porter." But today, standing at the starting line of the track dubbed "God of Speed: The Legend Returns," he faced not just a hairpin turn guarded by 23 water bottles, but a crowd roaring with mockery. The white car sped past, liquid exploding like fireworks—only two bottles knocked over. Near-perfect control. The rival removed his helmet, smirking: "Letting a fuel jockey race? Don't disgrace the track." No one knew Ryan had spent more nights in the garage than anyone else. He could hear when a single engine cylinder misfired, feel the slightest tremor from a half-degree difference in tire temperature. A driver? They doubted him. But this car—he had tuned it himself. The moment he slid into the driver’s seat, the stadium fell silent. Wind tugged at the edge of his worn coveralls. His gloved hand brushed the steering wheel, like stroking a sleeping beast. The engine roared—not a scream, but a whisper, answering his call. The car shot forward, slicing through air like a blade. Each turn was razor-close, water bottles dancing wildly along the sides—yet not a single one fell. The audience rose to their feet. His rival's eyes widened in disbelief. At the final instant, the car gently kissed the outer edge and came to a perfect stop on the finish line. 23 bottles—**not a single drop spilled.** The scoreboard slowly revealed the result. Dead silence. Then, a thunderous eruption of cheers split the sky. They thought this was a joke? Ryan had just carved a path across the asphalt to tell them all— **Dignity is never given. It's earned.** Click below to witness the true return of speed. Former racing legend John lives quietly as a mechanic at the Langford family’s auto shop in Evermere Resort. When the Flying Riders team tries to seize the resort’s private road, John must return to the track—winning the race, saving the mountain, and shocking everyone who once looked down on him.