01x01 - Pilot

[bunniefuu]

["This Ain't a Scene, It's
an Arms Race" playing]

[engine revs]

[cheering]

You stole your dad's car?

He's out of town.
He won't find out.

[scoffs] It's a bad idea, dude.

I can beat him.

He doesn't lose, bro.

His license plate literally
brags that he's unbeaten.

[engine revving]

Oh, sh*t.

He's even got the cool
fingerless gloves. [chuckles]

Why don't you have those?

Go away now.

[clicks tongue] Be careful, man.

People say he's got a serious death wish.
Drives like he's got nothing to lose.

Well, this time he's
got something to lose.

Wait. What did you guys bet?

Hey, you're gonna need a
new license plate tomorrow.

[cheering]

[engines revving]

[tires squeal]

No, no, no, no, no.

[tires squealing]

[grunts]

[grunts]

- [panting]
- [spectators cheering]

No! [grunts]

[engine revving]

Okay, bro?

Don't worry about it,
man. Dude's a legend.

Maybe next time we should get
you those fingerless gloves, huh?

So, uh, what was the bet?

Darren?

What did you just lose?

[engine revving]

[phone chimes]

Cool bridge.

I used to jump off this bridge.

- No, you didn't.
- Yes, I did.

- [laughs] No way.
- Why is it so hard to believe?

- Because you're an ER nurse.
- Well, I wasn't always a nurse.

Believe me, when I was
your age, I would...

You'd what?

Nothing.

I was being nostalgic, okay?

Don't get any ideas about
jumping off of that bridge.

Too late. We're
definitely jumping.

["Cruise" playing on radio]

You're a magician.

I prefer artist.

Thank you, Marcel.

Wanna help me with
the best part?

- Yeah.
- All right. Just go...

Why are you holding a wrench?

In case you need me
to hand it to you.

I just need...

- Put it down.
- Okay.

Go grab the tape on
the right side. Okay?

Pull it down, nice and slow.

[Marcel] Whoa.

Your signature logo.

You are an artist.

Or magician.

I didn't hate that.

Fresh air. [sighs]

Man, I can't wait till you put your
signature logo on this bad boy.

On the Sunfire?

This car wishes it had my logo.

Probably just strip this
thing down for parts.

Maybe sell it.

How much you want for it?

I could get at least a grand.

[sighs] I've saved almost 500.

Halfway there.

Hey!

- Do I know you?
- That joke is getting old, Uncle Logan.

- Well, then, stop growing up so fast.
- [chuckles]

That's what I keep saying.

- Hey, Sam.
- Logan.

[Logan] Zac, my
man. Bring it in.

Okay, handshake. I respect that.

That is Marcel.

This is Caitlyn, Zac and Sam.

Probably be seeing a lot of him.
He, uh, lives a few houses down.

Yellow door.

I gotta roll to work.

- Another day, another dollar. Am I right?
- [chuckles]

[chuckles]

Okay. Well, I'll, uh,
see you both at school.

He's a nice kid. He just,
uh, tries a little too hard.

This is it. [sighs]

- What do you think?
- I love it.

So, somebody asked
for this color?

Uncle Logan, can you
settle something?

Yeah.

Did mom actually jump off of
that bridge outside of town?

Summer Crossing.

Wow. That was a lifetime ago.

So, she did.

- [Caitlyn laughs]
- We all did.

Even our dad?

- Cate.
- What? I can't even ask about that?

Let's just unload the car, okay?

Your dad did backflips
off of that bridge.

So, when are you
gonna put me to work?

[laughs] You ready to
get your hands dirty?

- Yeah.
- Okay, then. What do you want to do?

Everything.

All right. Go get unpacked
and we'll figure it out.

Okay.

Hey, Zac. Hold up.

You're sleeping up there.

What?

I gotta climb this
ladder every single time?

It's 10 feet. You
want an elevator?

So, it's still a
work in progress.

Used to be my office.

As you can see by the filing
cabinets which are now your dresser.

Not bad, huh?

And you got your own
bathroom. Sweet deal.

And this could be a cool spot for you
and your friends to play video games.

What friends?

[sighs]

I know it can't be easy, Zac.

Starting over at a new school.

I think this town
might surprise you.

What did we talk about
before leaving New York?

Clearly, I
misunderstood the rules.

I didn't realize I couldn't ask a
perfectly reasonable follow-up question

about jumping off a bridge.

Bring that attitude
all the way down.

Sorry.

But if you wanna erase our dad,

why move us to his hometown
to live with his brother?

[sighs] I'm not trying
to erase him, Cate.

The only thing you've
unpacked is your PlayStation?

Big day tomorrow.

Is it?

First day at a new school.

Thanks to you.

What do you mean, thanks to me? I
didn't offer Mom a job at the hospital.

Nope, you didn't. But you
were all in on this move.

So, when she asked us what we wanted
to do, I got overruled two to one.

So, now I have to start
over and make new friends.

Look, just give
this town a chance.

Why?

Because maybe then we'll
finally know more about Dad.

Oh, what? You don't have
any questions about him?

No.

I don't.

I used to but they were
pretty much all answered

by that YouTube video
that got 22 million views.

It's at 22 million?

What more do you need to know?

I need to know if he's out there
wishing he could come back to us.

- We don't even know if he's alive.
- Don't say that.

Cate, if you wanna
t*rture yourself

with questions that will
never be answered, go for it.

But the last thing
we need right now is

his dark cloud hanging
over our heads at school.

So, please, please, don't
tell anyone he's our dad.

I mean, people are
gonna find out.

Not necessarily.

Cate, we don't look like him. We-We
don't have the same last name.

Just let it go.

Nobody has to know who we are.

Yeah. Well, maybe I
wanna know who we are.

[sighs]

[metallic rattling]

[sighs]

[rattling continues]

Morning, Zac.

- How's the futon?
- It's fine.

What is that noise?

- [rattling continues]
- That is a high-torque impact wrench.


good ergonomics.

- Great. What time is it?
- It's just after 5:00.

Normal people don't
wake up this early.

Check it out, Zac.

[whirring]


breakaway torque.

- And you won't beat that in a cordless.
- [Caitlyn chuckles]

You trying to sell me one?

Uncle Logan's gonna teach me how
to install high-temp brake pads.

- Do you wanna help?
- No.

I want to sleep.
It's dark outside.

What is wrong with you people?

What you got under there?

That car is off-limits.

My only rule.

Okay. That's your only rule in a
garage full of dangerous equipment?

There are lots of other rules.

- [laughs]
- That one's just the most important.

What else can I do?

Guess we could finish the Supra.

I am exhausted.

It-It's cumulated, okay? I'm telling you,
one more week in that loft, I'm done.

- Look, if you want, we can trade.
- You'll take the loft?

- Yeah, if it'll shut you up.
- Bet. Say less. It's yours.

Great. Perfect.

[Zac] That kid has a Porsche.

He also has a has a weird shirt.

[chuckles] Look at that thing. You
think he lost a bet or something?

Can you do me a favor?

I'm not gonna tell
anyone who Dad is.

Thanks for that.

Uh, but you know how sometimes you
just, like, rub people the wrong way?

Yeah. I think,
um... [smacks lips]

...since we both agreed
that it is your fault

that I had to move here,
start over, make new friends.

- Okay. Didn't agree on that.
- I think it'd be easier...

It'd be easier for me
to make those friends

without my annoying sister
pissing everyone off.

[chuckles]

I'll be on my best behavior.

- Thank you.
- Bye.

- Bye. Love you.
- Love you.

Yo, Zac! It's Zac, right?

Marcel. I live down
the street from you.

Man, first day at a new school.

You must be freaking out.

It's okay. All right? Everybody's
gonna know you're with me.

- Cool.
- Come on.

Ironwood.

- Check it out.
- Yeah.

[student] Hi.

Hey.

- You're new here, right?
- Yeah.

- I'm Kiara.
- Caitlyn.

Can I show you around school?

- Introduce you to some friends of mine.
- Yeah, that'd be cool.

- Cool.
- Cool.

Yo, we got six classes together.

- Sweet.
- Mmm.

Uh, that's where home
ec is. Fifth period.

- Okay.
- Pretty cool class.

We made backpacks last week.

Mine doesn't really fit.

- Oh! And I'll save you a seat at lunch.
- Okay. Uh, who do you eat with?

Uh, I like to mix it up.

I don't wanna be boxed into
any one clique, you know?

So, it'll probably
just be you and me.

Uh, but here's
your locker. 4915.

I can pull some strings
with the office staff

to get your locker
moved next to mine.

- New guy?
- Yeah.

Well.

Welcome to Ironwood.

Who is she?

Alicia Whitaker. Her dad
founded Bandit Technology.

- No way. Seriously?
- Yeah. She's down-to-earth, though.

Does her homework every
day at Wade's Diner.

- I work there. You should swing by.
- Yeah. Yeah, totally.

So, you want me to get your
locker moved next to mine?

Probably not. But it's fine.

- Yeah. Yep.
- You know.

Everyone, this is
Caitlyn. She's new.

- Hi.
- That's Noah, Erin, Harris.

You can meet everybody
else at the party tonight.

What party?

Alicia Whitaker's.
You're coming.

After the race. Quarter
mile, ten seconds.

Harris is racing this
guy who's unbeaten.

Well, he won't be after tonight.

You lost there, Curt?

Hey, look, everybody.

Curtis finished making
his homemade bike.

Look how cute that thing is.

Freak.

You've got something to say.

Nope. [smacks lips]

Good luck with your race.

Have a great first day.

- Mr. Ruby?
- [clicks tongue] Yo.

I'm Caitlyn Torres.
I'm in your class.

Great. Well, lucky for you,

we are showing a very informative
video today on how to change a tire.

Cool. I've changed, like, a couple
hundred tires but that sounds great.

Couple hundred? Huh.

- How lucky for us that you're here.
- [chuckles]

Please find someone without a partner
to share your immense knowledge with.

Mind if we partner up?

[exhales deeply] I'm Caitlyn.

Curtis.

Did you actually build
that motorcycle yourself?

- Yeah.
- That's really cool.

I'm gonna build my
first car from scratch.

Hey, uh, Mikey.

Go grab Vic and
bring him over here.

I have some news.

- Good news?
- Just get him.

[grunts] Hey, yo, Vic!

- Logan's got good news.
- No, don't... [stammers]

I'm always up for
some good news.

Oh, damn it.

All right. Look... [stammers]
...as you both know,

the shop's pretty strapped
for cash right now.

I can't continue to fill these
big orders and keep you both on.

How's that good news?

It's not.

[Vic] So, you're letting us go?

I've been with you
eight years, Logan.

I'm sorry. You're both family.

I'm gonna see if I can work
out something with the bank

and hire you both
back as soon as I can.

Hey, Dad.

What are you wearing?

Oh, it's, uh, my
new work uniform.

They just thought it would
be more professional.

So I was unprofessional for


Get me another beer
before you head out.

I need you to pick up some
things from the corner store too.

There's a list on the fridge.

You really need all this stuff?

Red Vines, Cheetos, a Toblerone.

What's the problem?

Can you give me
some money for this?

Well, you got the fancy new
job, professional uniform.

You know, you can pay for it.

I'm trying to get you
to chip in, you know?

Pick up some of the slack.

Um, I have been.

For weeks now. I-I-I pay for
the shampoo, the toilet paper.

But this... this other
stuff really adds up.

Forget it. You keep every damn penny
you make from the diner that I built.

I'll get everything on the list.

[sighs]

[Marcel] Sup, Zac?

- Hey.
- [Marcel] Welcome to Wade's Diner.

Yeah. I'm surprised
it's not Bowers' Diner.

Uh, actually, Wade's my dad.

- Oh. This is your family's spot?
- Used to be.

Has new owners now. But, yeah.

The Bowers family has owned pretty much
everything else in Ironwood for years.

Harris Bowers is in our grade.

He drives a Porsche.

Ah, yeah. I saw that guy.

- [chuckles]
- He's racing tonight.

I'm probably gonna go.

- You should roll there with me.
- Yeah.

She'll be there.

[Zac] H-How do you know?

Because she's with
Harris Bowers.

[sighs]

Uh, I'll just get a...

- a root beer and patty melt.
- Oh. Oh, no, I don't...

You're the new guy.

- Zac.
- Right.

- Yeah.
- And you don't work here?

[chuckling] No. No, uh,

I just wanted to come by and say hi
'cause, you know, we're locker mates.

Um, not be... No, not mates 'cause
we... That means we'd share a locker.

- But we're next to each other.
- [both chuckle]

- Where'd you move here from?
- Brooklyn.

Oh. Well, Ironwood must feel
like a pretty small town.

Yeah. There's... There's
some good things about it.

Hey, man. Can I grab a strawberry
milkshake, cheeseburger

- and just order fries for the table?
- No, he's not...

Coming right up.

[inhales deeply, sighs] So...

- you nervous?
- Uh, no.

I would be.

Well, it's a good thing
you're not racing.

What if your dad finds out?

I've heard, uh, plenty of stories
about him racing in high school.

Mmm, yeah, but this is
different, you know?

With your mom.

Maybe now's not the right
time to be taking big risks.

- I mean, your dad just lost her.
- I mean, so did I.

I know. And ever since it's
like nothing matters to you.

You're not even nervous about this race.
It's like you have nothing to lose.

I mean, well, I don't.

- What about me?
- That's not what I meant.

- I'm saying that there's a lot...
- [Marcel] Here we go. I got one root beer

for the lovely lady and a strawberry
shake for my main man Harris.

- Food's on its way.
- [Alicia] Thanks.

Thanks, man. It's
just that at whe...

Yo, I-I heard you're having a
dope party tonight after the race.

Is it cool if I roll there
with my boy Zac over here?

- Uh, no. [chuckles]
- Harris.

- [stammers] Um, sorry, then. I, uh...
- Sorry, are you still here?

Go away now.

Don't worry about him, Marcel.

He's probably just mad 'cause he has that
ugly sweater from Bowers Halloween store.

[stammers] Uh, I'm sorry.

Did you say something?

It was a joke, man.

- Yeah?
- Relax.

- He didn't mean anything by it, Harris.
- Okay, come on.

Can we just eat, please?

You probably shouldn't
have done that.

Where's the race?

I don't think Harris is
gonna want you there now.

I'm not going there to see him.

[metal clangs]

Oh, damn.

[biker whistles]

[brakes screech]

[sighing] What's
wrong, baby brother?

[Curtis] Broken chain.

- Again?
- Yeah.

I haven't seen
you around lately.

Been busy.

Yeah. I have school, you know,
finding parts for the bike.

Oh, I got all the parts
you need down at the shop.

Come on, you haven't seen
my place in a while. Hop on.

Yeah, I think I'm just
gonna push it to Logan's.

All right. Well,

you know where to find me.

Yeah.

- [starter grinds]
- [engine revs]

[soft indie music playing]

[sighs]

[Marcel] Yo, Zac.
You ready to go?

Oh. Caitlyn.

Sorry, Z-Zac told me he was
staying up there in the loft.

- We switched.
- Cool.

Uh, is he in the main house?

Zac already left.

Oh. I thought...

He asked me where the race was, so
I thought he wanted to go with me,

but, uh, I guess not.

See you later.

Sorry.

[Logan] Hey, Marcel, buddy.

I wanted to give
you the heads-up.

Hope it doesn't bum you out too
much but I'm selling the Sunfire.

Oh, you are?

I was kinda hoping you'd
hold onto it long enough

for me to come up with
the rest of the money.

I know but I gotta get this
thing off my lot. [sighs]

I think it's scaring
away customers.

You did inspire me to
make a minor improvement.

Check out the steering wheel.

[Marcel] Your signature
logo. It's perfect.

You still want to buy it?

[stammering] I've
only saved around 500.

It'll take forever
to get to a thousand.

I did a little reappraisal.

I think 350 is a fair
price for this bad boy.

I figured you'll need the extra
cash for when it breaks down.

And it will break down.

I'm not fixing it for free.

[laughs] Logan, I-I...

Come on, let's hear
that engine roar.

[exhales, breathes shakily]

- It's not exactly a roar.
- [chuckles]

This is mine?

- You just made the deal, buddy.
- [Marcel exhales]

[stammers] I'll take
real good care of it.

I know you will.

[chuckles]

[chuckles]

[engine revs]

[engine revving]

[tires screech]

That was your dad's car.

I'm not supposed to ask
any questions about him.

[clicks tongue] Especially
about what he did.

I probably don't have
the answers anyway.

And I don't know where he is.

[Marcel] Yo, Zac!

Check out my new ride.

That baby's all mine,
man. What do you think?

You okay?

My dad used to race here.

Who's your dad?

Christian Maddox.

[laughs]

Are you serious?

He's a legend.

[engines rev]

Yo, Harris. Rad skull grip, man.

I should get one of
those for my ride.

Listen, my boy Zac over there,
he's sorry about the diner.

Check this out. His dad
is Christian Maddox.

Isn't that badass?

Does it still run?

Man, it would take a lot of work to get
that rusty old thing back on the road.

Okay.

Let's get started.

[chattering, cheering]

[car engine revs]

[cheering continues]

Hey, new guy.

Hop in.

[tires screech]

[people cheering]

The point is I won.

- Hey. [laughs]
- Hey.

- Hi.
- Congratulations.

Thank you.

Uh, hey, man.

Coming to the party?

Uh, I'll be there.

Great.

Not good. [sighs]

And I don't have the cash
to cover a new engine.

[sighs] Can't we
just rebuild it?

[Logan] That's a big project.

We'd have to disassemble the
entire thing, find new parts.

It's a time commitment, Cate.

So?

[stammers] Don't you have
some big party to go to?

- I don't...
- [Curtis] Hey, Logan.

Busted my chain, man.

Come on, man. Again?

Hey.

Hi.

- You two know each other?
- Yeah. We're... We're, uh, partners.

Shop class.

That's kinda perfect.

- What do you mean by that?
- Oh, nothing.

I got the chains over here.

I'm guessing you're gonna
wanna install it yourself.

Oh, could I do that?

Curtis doesn't let
anyone touch his bike.

She can do it.

[Logan] Okay, then.

She is qualified.

Seventy-one bucks for the chain.

No labor, obviously.

Uh, Logan. Hey, um,

can I get you back next week?

- Sure. [sighs]
- Thank you.

I don't know what he's talking about
with that whole, "No labor" stuff,

but I'm not installing
that chain for free.

[chuckles] How much you want?

How about a ride?

[pop music playing]

[chattering, cheering]

Thank you.

This is my favorite
place in Ironwood.

From here, everyone's
the exact same.

They're all just
a bunch of lights.

[stammers] Well, some of
the lights are blinking

so I guess not exactly the same.

Thanks. I think you just
ruined my favorite place.

- [laughs] Sorry.
- [laughs]

You know, maybe we're the blinking
lights and everyone else is just...

Normal?

So, Logan's your uncle?

Mm-hmm.

Are you guys close?

Oh, yeah. Super.

My brother, Zac, and I would visit him
in the summer when he worked at NASCAR.

So, we got to go to
Daytona, Bristol.

Yeah, pretty much everything I know
about cars I know because of him.

[phone buzzing]

Everything okay?

Yeah. Uh, I just, uh, I-I kind of promised
someone that I would go to a party

so now I feel a little
bad for bailing.

Okay, I'll drop you off.

Why don't you just come with me?

Nobody wants me there.

I want you there.

You do?

Yeah, I do.

Hmm.

I'm sorry.

No, no, no. Don't be.

I'm... I'm just... I'm new here and
I'm still figuring things out. I...

No, I... I jus-just
shouldn't have.

- I... It's my fault.
- You're cool. We're cool.

Uh, let's go be cool
together at this party.

- Yeah?
- Yeah, yeah.

- Okay.
- Okay.

[country rock music playing]

Hey, new guy.

- Cool party.
- Oh, yeah.

It seems like every time my
mom and dad go out of town,

- people decide to throw a party here.
- Mmm.

I don't know, I just walk
around worrying the whole time.

Yeah. If this was my house,
I'd kick everyone out.

Except for you.
I'd let you stay.

[laughs] Do you want
me to show you around?

[motorcycle engine revs]

I think I might just go home.

No, just do one loop with me and
if it sucks, we can both leave.

[partygoers
chattering, laughing]

- There you are. You made it.
- Uh, yeah.

I had to check out at
least one Ironwood party.

Hopefully more than one.

Did you come here
with Curtis Young?

- Yeah. Is that a problem?
- I just...

I have so many questions now.

How do you know him?

Uh, shop class. We're partners.

Oh, that makes sense.
Okay, you just didn't know.

Curtis doesn't really
come to these parties.

He came to this one.

What I mean is he doesn't
even really like anyone here.

So, they don't like him.

- We can leave.
- No, no. I don't want you to leave.

I don't even care that
Curtis is here. I just...

Some other people won't like it.

- You'll see.
- Right.

Um... [clicks tongue] ...I'm gonna do a
loop but thanks for the invite, I guess.

And you have an
actual movie theater?

- Mm-hmm.
- What?

- [laughs] You want to see it?
- Yeah.

Where are you guys going?

Uh, I was just gonna
show Zac something.

Oh, uh, what a coincidence.

I wanted to show
Zac something too.

In fact, I wanna show everyone.

Come downstairs.

Yo, everyone, downstairs. Now.

[partygoers murmuring]

I just wanted to welcome
our new friend, Zac T...

Sorry, Zac, what's
your last name again?

Torres.

Not Maddox?

Isn't that your dad?

- [car engine revving]
- [helicopter blades whirring]

[police sirens blaring]

[Harris] The driver, Christian
Maddox, is Zac's dad.

I mean, look at him go.

Oh, wait. Here's my favorite
part. Watch this move. Ready?

{\an8}Right there.

{\an8}[partygoer] Whoa!

- [gasps]
- That takes some serious skill.

Oh, and they never
caught the guy.

No, no, no, no. Dude just got
away with twelve million bucks.

So, tell us the truth, Zac.
We're all friends here.

How much of that cash
did Daddy send you?

Where has he been
hiding all these years?

I don't know.

Forget them. Let's just go.

I'll... I'll meet you outside.

Excuse me.

Zac. I didn't tell
anybody, I swear.

I did.

Why? You were
right, I was wrong.

No.

You were right.

This is who we are.

There's no point hiding from it.

[hip-hop music playing]

[partygoers chattering]

[Noah] No sh*t.

[chattering]

No signal.

Get off my bike.

How about you make me get off.

Okay.

[partygoers
exclaiming, clamoring]

- [Noah] Hold him down.
- [Curtis grunting]

God, this is so dirty.

[partygoers chuckling]

Let's give it a wash.

[cheering, laughing]

You gonna do something?

Do what?

Harris, come on, man.

Don't do this.

I saw your piece-of-sh*t
car out front.

This bike goes into the lake,
or your car goes into the lake.

You decide.

- [grunts] No, don't...
- [partygoers laughing]

[exclaiming, cheering]

[Zac] Hey! Put the
bike down, as*h*le.

[partygoers clamoring]

You think you're special?

Just because your last name
is all over a dying town?

I think it's time
for you to disappear.

Just like your fugitive dad.

[partygoers murmuring]

[grunts]

[partygoer] Yeah, Noah!

[partygoers clamoring, cheering]

Don't!

[cheering]

I mean, I... I didn't
even push it that hard.

It's like it wanted
to go into the water.

- [friend laughs]
- It just...

Be free, you know, but it... but
it is a piece of junk, though.

I mean, did you
see it? It was...

- Dirt and...
- Party's over.

- I called you an Uber.
- There's still beer in the keg.

Take it with you. Just go.

- All right. Later.
- Let's get outta here.

Come on, babe.

We were just having a little fun,
you know? Things got out of hand.

I'm sorry, Harris, but
I can't do this anymore.

Harris. Your dad's Corvette.

What about it?

It's gone.

Well, if it ain't my baby brother
with a late-night surprise.

So, what do you think, huh?

Not too bad.

It's like my own Batcave.

What happened to your face?

- I need to pay someone a visit?
- I've, uh...

I took care of it.

How?

Well, ain't he gonna
know it was you?

Hopefully.

[Logan] Is that
Darren Bowers's Vette?

Used to be.

My brother hated that guy.

It's been a while, Logan.

Surprised to hear from you.

Got some big orders to fill.

[inhales sharply] Speaking of
which, you remember the boys?

Logan.

Hey, Vic.

Mikey.

[sighs]

Good to be back
in business, huh?

You know, we even got your old
office waiting for you back there.

If you ever want
to rejoin the team.

I mean, after all, you are
the one who found the place.

Yeah.

Mikey, give him a
hand with the boxes.

[clicks tongue] So, is that, like,
a typical Ironwood party or...

I... I... I don't know.

Th-That was my first real
party since, like, fifth grade.

So, maybe.

Why'd you have to
bring that burnout?

Oh, are you... are you actually
blaming Curtis for what happened?

He escalated things.

Well, hitting on that Harris guy's
girlfriend probably didn't help either.

She is not wrong.

I wish he didn't win that race.

He can drive?

He can drive.

He beat the best tonight.

So, I guess that makes
him the best now, right?

He can be beaten.

By who?

How fast does this car go?

Not that fast.

[chuckles]

I know a car that can beat him.

[chuckles]

This was Dad's car.

Custom-built 9.9-liter
big-block V-8.



Uncle Logan said he
never lost a race.

- [Marcel] Told you he was a legend.
- [chuckles]

- Does it run?
- No.

[sighs] It needs a lot of work.

I think I can do it. I just...
I... I don't have the parts.

I can help with that.

I can get you the
parts you need.

From where?

I don't think you're supposed
to ask him that question.

Yeah, I think we're good, bro.

Wait. Do you want to
help me rebuild it?

Can I see what
we're working with?

[chuckles]

Birds' nests.

[Caitlyn] It's not good.

[sighs]

This looks impossible.

Great.

I'm in.

Can I help?

Why are you holding a wrench?

In case you need me
to hand it to you.

Thanks, Marcel.

[chuckles]

Okay.

So, say we get this
back on the road.

Who's gonna race it?

What? 800 horsepower. Don't
look at me. [chuckles]

- Curtis?
- Mm-mmm.

Mmm. I'm a bike guy.

Great. Okay.

What?

[Caitlyn panting] Ready. Set.

Go!

- [all screaming]
- [water splashes]

[narrator] There are two
types of people in this world.

Those who hit the brakes
and those who hit the gas.

The question you have to ask
yourself is which one are you?

- [grunts]
- [Logan] Just stay away from him, Ray.

You dig in on this, it
won't end well for you.

[laughs]

I heard you're racing Harris.

You don't think
I'm going to win?

[Alicia] I think he'll do whatever
he can to make sure you don't win.

You're not ready to race anyone.

I'm closer than you think.

[Curtis] You might
want to see this.

This is about my dad.

What do you guys think?