Addicted to My Navigator

Adrian Reid is a racing prodigy whose speed-triggered sex-addiction symptoms make him unusable to teams. The circuit abandons him; Elian, manager of the nearly broke Velocity Racing Team, recruits him to make the team money and pairs him with Luca Shaw, a three-time championship co-driver who has wanted Adrian all along.

Adrian refuses the pairing. In a simulation, his heat hits mid-run; Luca’s touch and voice pull him back. Luca offers a treatment: enough pleasure can drag Adrian back from high-speed heat. Adrian calls it disgusting, but it works.

Chloe, Adrian’s girlfriend, notices he does not react to her touch or kiss. Adrian insists only extreme speed triggers his body. Chloe asks him to take her racing right now, and Adrian agrees. Nash, Adrian’s rival, interrupts, taunts him as a washed-up sex addict, threatens Chloe, and forces a race with a cliff as the alternative. The street race leaves both Adrian and Luca in the hospital, Luca’s arm wounded.

Elian confronts Adrian for leaving the team and street racing. Luca takes the blame and calls the race his idea. Elian ends it there.

The RPC Speed Pioneer Cup then requires every driver to complete a solo high-speed road safety test in seven days. Adrian suspects the rule is aimed at him. Luca promises a way to keep him clear-headed through heat and guarantees he will pass.

The treatment escalates: repeated stimulation, release limited to once a day, and a device Adrian must keep in even at meals. Adrian resists, then keeps the device in to stay in the race. Chloe reappears at a meal and asks to join their table.

What starts as therapy becomes dependence: Adrian cannot race without Luca. In the final, sabotage nearly kills him, and Luca’s voice carries him to the win.