I have mixed feelings about this book. Let me start with the good ones. :) 
 I love the thrill that it gave me. 
 I like how the story revolved around bikes and racing. It was a breath of fresh air to me. I like how the author was able to make me feel like I'm really in the race with them. I was exhilarated whenever Kenzie was driving. I also like it that Kenzie and Hayden's romance didn't spout all of a sudden. It took time and it took setting aside some of their prejudices against one another. The push and pull was a good factor, at least to me. 
 One thing that didn't work for me was the Romeo and Juliet vibe going around in the book. I found some scenes unnecessary. Kenzie's strong opposition about going to the "other team's" territory was very ironic, given the fact that it ended the way it did. Kenzie's attitude was also off-putting. Once again, I would reiterate that I liked the push an pull in this book, however, Kenzie could have curbed her bitchiness a little. There's no other way to say it. She was sometimes downright bitchy to Hayden that she annoyed me a lot. 
 Frankly speaking, I really liked the premise of the book. The way they were in the races were amazing to read about. Kenzie is a badass out there, and of course, Hayden is too. I just can't discount the over-the-top conflict between two groups and the way Kenzie acted in some scenes. 
 Anyway, this was still an entertaining read. :) 
 I was provided with an ARC by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.