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Oriena persuades Speed to drive the car with the GRX's engine.
Oriena persuades Speed to drive the car with the GRX's engine.
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S1, EP22 "Mach 5 vs. Mach 5 (Part 1)"Speed Racer is framed for a burglary by a renegade scientist who makes an exact copy of the Mach 5 racer.
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