POWER SHIFT

In therapy, high-achieving Taylor Jordan discovers a shocking truth from her guilt-ridden psychiatrist: he and her father, Michael, have covertly shaped every aspect of her life since childhood to create the perfect successor Michael—former naval aviator—always desired.
Reeling, Taylor confronts Michael. He sacrificed his career to save her as a newborn after life-threatening complications; her mother abandoned them, but Taylor survived. Together, they built thriving businesses and the elite Jordan Racing Group. Now Taylor questions if her business success, piloting skills, and racing talent are genuinely hers or engineered by him.
The confrontation ignites a bitter father-daughter rivalry—though Michael views it as the ultimate test of her training.
Digging deeper, Taylor uncovers more family scandals, including the real story behind her mother's disappearance and why Michael has controlled their shared empire so tightly. She also realizes Michael has long sabotaged her budding romance with childhood friend Shane—who has always loved her—because of a hidden reason.
To reclaim her identity, Taylor severs ties with Michael, relinquishes her share of the family businesses, and splits off her own ventures and forms a rival racing team. She competes directly against him in the IMSA racing championship.
Amid cutthroat boardroom fights, racetrack duels, sabotage from the male-dominated racing world, personal setbacks, and moral tests, Taylor transforms her pain into strength, becoming a sharp, resilient strategist.
Their personal vendettas fuel intense clashes on and off the track as more secrets surface. Just before the championship finale, Taylor faces devastating revelations: Michael isn't her biological father, he's dying of cancer and can't finish the race, and the true reason he kept her from Shane—her mother had an affair with Shane's father, making Shane her half-brother.
In the final race, Taylor is leading the race when she crashes, destroying her car, and she learns Michael has died, so she petitions officials to drive for Michael’s team. Officials initially refused until they discovered that Michael had never removed her from his team’s roster.
She abandons her winning position, switches cars, and drives his machine to victory—winning the championship in his name as the checkered flag falls. Taylor proves her success is her own while honoring the complex man who raised her, completing a profound familial power shift.