Project D's reputation is growing with every race. The team's next match pits Takumi against a downhill racer with technique very similar to his own.

Tohru's promised to quit racing forever if he loses his next match. The course is dangerous, and with Project D's downhill specialist on his tail, one wrong move could spell disaster.

Act 3 starts off with Takumi driving on Akina after finishing his tofu deliveries upon returning home Takumi informs his father that he will be doing the deliveries for the next few days due to the fact that the team will be having another away match this week their next targets are a team called The Toudou Racing School A special school for driving techniques run by a car shop owner and ex-rally driver.The opponents are Daiki with his Honda Civic EK-9 on the downhill and Sakai with his Honda Integra DC2 Type R on the uphill.This whole episode is just everyone preparing for the up coming battles and ends with Ryosuke giving Takumi a little bit of advice for his race.

Act 4 is completely the race between Takumi and Daiki once again it is in the leader/chaser style with Daiki choosing to be out in front for the first heat.Has the race progresses we learn just what the two pieces of advice Ryosuke gave Takumi in Act 3 were. First ""don't look back"" - Secondly rev limiting he told Takumi to shift gears at 9000 RPM and not the normal 11,000. The downhill battle seemed to be a bit of a surprise to both racers on Daiki's part it was just how fast both the 86 and Takumi were and on Takumi's side it seemed to be just how much Daiki was able to push him to the edge of his ability's. Has for the race itself the first heat failed to resolve anything with Daiki failing to pass Takumi and in Takumi failing to put any distance between the two of them has for the second heat with Daiki in lead now Takumi was able to end the race when he passed Daiki while using the 86 to it's full potential.

The Toudou School brings in a professional driver to face Project D in a rematch. With reputations on the line, Ryosuke must decide who will represent the team. Source: crunchyroll

The Toudou School’s driver knows all about exploiting a challenger’s blind spot. If Takumi hopes to win, he’ll have to find a way to leave his opponent in the dark. Source: crunchyroll

New challenges are popping up on Akina: Takumi is shocked when an unfamiliar car passes him with ease, and Iketani takes on a cocky circuit driver from Tokyo. Source: crunchyroll

Keisuke meets a girl named Kyoko, who happens to be a fellow FD driver. Their first encounter is pleasant and leaves her weak in the knees. Their second encounter is a race on her turf. Source: crunchyroll

Hoping to keep up with Takumi’s growth as a racer, Keisuke’s spending most of his spare time driving. He’s not interested in distractions - and that could spell heartbreak for Kyoko. Source: crunchyroll

Project D might be in trouble. The leader of the Northern Saitama Alliance has recruited a bold new driver to face Takumi. Ryosuke knows victory isn’t a sure thing, and as the race begins, so does a heavy rain. Source: crunchyroll

Takumi struggles to keep up with the Northern Saitama Alliance’s Cappuccino. As the rain soaks the course, both teams find their confidence wavering - it seems the race could go either way. Source: crunchyroll

Takumi is locked in the toughest race of his career! With Ryosuke’s odd advice echoing in his mind, and the Cappuccino still leading, his decision in the last straightaway will be the difference in victory or defeat. Source: crunchyroll

Keisuke and Wataru’s grueling race continues in the pouring rain. Meanwhile, the Cappuccino driver picks Takumi’s brain, trying to better understand his amazing abilities behind the wheel. Source: crunchyroll

After driving the Impreza, Takumi begins to question his abilities behind the wheel of the Eight-Six. Itsuki’s got his own emotional turmoil after a date with Kasumi takes an unexpected turn. Source: crunchyroll

Takumi continues wrestling with the differences in his Eight-Six and the Impreza. Later, when Keisuke falls prey to a trap set by Project D’s next opponents, the upcoming race could be over before it begins. Source: crunchyroll

The damage to Keisuke’s car might prevent him from driving in the uphill race. Just as it looks like he’s out of options, Kyoko arrives on the scene in her FD. Source: crunchyroll

The Lan EVO drivers have proven to be Project D’s shadiest opponents yet. They’ve already shown their willingness to cheat - and now they’ve threatened Takumi’s team with physical violence. Source: crunchyroll

Kyoko is delighted to spend a day with Keisuke while his car’s in the shop. She likes him more than ever, but with his skills growing, Keisuke’s never been more focused on driving. Source: crunchyroll

Project D’s next match is against a pair of legendary racers. The veteran drivers of Purple Shadow may be a lot older than Takumi’s crew, but they aren’t rusty. In fact, their skills are as sharp as polished blades. Source: crunchyroll

Keisuke climbs behind the wheel of his newly modified FD to take on the legendary God Foot’s GT-R! The race will be tougher - and longer - than normal. Luckily, Ryosuke’s got a plan. Source: crunchyroll

God Foot executes the type of improbable moves that helped him earn his nickname. Unfortunately for the legend, Keisuke thrives when he’s pushed to extremes. The race continues - but the battle is just beginning. Source: crunchyroll

God Arm’s unexpected moves and legendary steering skills have Project D’s downhill ace feeling the pressure - and it doesn’t help that Takumi’s mind keeps drifting back to the Impreza. Source: crunchyroll

Takumi’s greatest strength is his greatest weakness in the match with God Arm. The race has become an endurance test, and both drivers are wearing thin. Something’s got to give - and soon. Source: crunchyroll

Takumi and God Arm speed toward the finish line. After the race ends, the rising star looks to the legend for a lesson in technique - and Project D looks into the future where new challengers wait for their shot. Source: crunchyroll