Street Racer

An ex-racer who has served time for a fatal street crash. Traumatized by his past, he fights to reform, but is pulled back into danger when his parole officer pressures him to race. He ultimately chooses self-sacrifice, racing to help Danny and confronting the truth about his own guilt.

The gruff wrecking-yard owner who becomes Johnny's mentor and friend. He teaches Johnny practical racing skills and offers a steady, tough-love approach that helps Johnny regain discipline and purpose.

The boy who was crippled five years earlier and is now undergoing physical therapy at a rehabilitation facility. His perseverance, along with Johnny's newfound resolve, motivates both to keep trying despite hardship and medical bills.

The crooked parole officer who manipulates Johnny into street racing, threatening Danny and his family to enforce his control. His deception is exposed, catalyzing the story's moral reckoning and Johnny's ultimate decision.

A minor but visible figure in Doker's circle, she represents the personal side of the parole officer's life and the thin line between authority and family pressure.

Johnny's former friend and rival in the street racing world. Their rivalry culminates in a high-stakes race for Los Angeles' top street racer title and a cash prize.

A supportive presence in Danny's life who confronts Johnny about the impact of his past actions on her brother's well-being and the family's medical struggles.