Future GPX Cyber Formula - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Day That Destiny Was Decided
Sugoh Aslada, a weak team, plans to introduce a new machine, the Aslada G.S.X., for the Fujioka Qualifier for the right to compete in the All Japan Grand Prix. However, while transporting the machine, they are suddenly attacked by a mysterious helicopter. Hayato, who was accompanying the team on his motorcycle, is forced to deliver the Aslada to Fujioka Circuit by himself under the tense situation.
Birth of the Youngest Racer
Asrada's driver registration system is so complicated that it takes up to a week to try to cancel it. Now that the race is about to start, Hiyoshi, the team's official driver, is unable to compete in the Asrada. The question is whether to give up the team's dream of winning the All-Japan Grand Prix and abandon the race, or whether Hayato, an amateur driver, will compete...but the Cyber Formula Grand Prix is not so lenient that an amateur driver can win.
Be Burning! Hayato!
Hayato takes on his first race. However, the unexpected G-forces on his body and the frustration of not being able to control the car as he wanted to wear him down both mentally and physically.
Fujioka Grand Prix
The final finally began. However, Hayato, who was pointed out by Aoi's owner, Kyoko, that his driving was not up to par, is unable to get going.
Aim for the All Japan Grand Prix!
The Sugoh team heads overland to Hokkaido to compete in the All Japan Grand Prix at the Niseko Circuit.
The trip goes smoothly, but at a service area they stop along the way, they happen to find a girl who is the victim of a kidnapping that was reported on the extra news.
A Nature Boy of Hokkaido
A License to the World
The Battle of Rainy Niseco
A Stormy Departure
Let the World Grand Prix Begin!
The Final Race of the First American Battle
A Glorified Racer
Survival Race
Scrap Heap of Youth
A Promise to a Girl
The Final Part of the Second Race in Peru
A Concert for Friendship
A High Speed Trap
Brazil: The Third Grand Prix Race
A Memory of a Pendant
Schumacher's Real Identity
The Secret of Asurada
Canada Grand Prix: The 4th Race
Reborn! The New Machine That My Father Left
Intense Driving! Super Asurada
The 27 Second Challenge! The Finals of the 5th Race
Confrontation! The 14 Year Old Prince
Mortal Combat On Ice! The Finals of the 6th Race
Challenge! Fireball
The Fireball Critical Moment!
The 7th Race: Bleed Kaga Returns
The 7th Race: A Tenacious Finish Line
The Miraculous 8th Race! Mortal Combat on the Big Wave
Hayato vs Asurada: The 9th Race
The Wounded Racer
The Top 3 Head-On Confrontation! The Japan Grand Prix
Glorious Winners
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