Three years ago, prodigy rider Andy Carter had his left wrist shattered the night before the Asian Talent Cup qualifiers — hired thugs sent by a rival crushed his ulnar and median nerves, permanently turning the "cornering machine" into a delivery rider. His mother's cancer ICU bills forced him back to the underground racing scene, where he conquered one strong opponent after another. He was signed by Skyline Club owner William Cooper with a 500,000 signing fee and a 5‑million‑yuan performance‑based contract. From the National Championships all the way to the MotoGP wild‑card race, Andy fought every race with his crippled hand, supported by sports medicine graduate Sara Foster and veteran mentor Richard Morgan. Wesley Grant, the manager of his rival Dylan Bates, turned out to be the mastermind behind the attack three years ago — and the truth slowly came to light. In the end, Andy won the MotoGP main race at the Qatar Circuit, becoming the first Chinese rider to stand on the highest podium of MotoGP.
