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Speedboat Girl

“Rich girl Akira flees elite life to chase dream of becoming a pro speedboat racer.”

Speedboat Girl

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Racing Sports
14 volumes · 1996 - 2003 · Manga
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Rich girl Akira flees elite life to chase dream of becoming a pro speedboat racer.

This is the story of Hayamizu Akira, a rich girl with society connections, a planned out future, and she hates it. She wants nothing to do with the snobs in her mother's life. One day when running away from one of her mother's "events" she accidentally falls in with a gambler on the run from a loan shark. They wind up at the local speedboat race, where he wins enough money to pay off his creditors. But what Akira notices is that the winner of the exciting race is a woman, and she decides right there and then that this is what she wants to do. Can she escape her mother's clutches and pursue her dreams to become a pro speedboat racer? (Source: Bakaupdates)

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A Manga Publication

  • Format 14 vol ch × vol
  • Published Dec 1996 – Sep 2003
  • Source Manga media type
  • Ref. BS-M13819 catalog

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