Split Screen Racing Game Driver View

Maintain the character from the reference image perfectly, including face, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, ears, build, skeletal structure, shoulder width, neck thickness, arm silhouette, age, gender expression, and atmosphere. The screen is a split-screen composition divided into left and right. Both sides capture the same moment from different cameras, featuring the same vehicle on the same corner and time axis. [Vehicle] The vehicle in both screens is the same. Model: sports car or tuned car. Both screens show the same vehicle from different viewpoints. [Left Screen] Driver camera. Diagonal low-angle waist-up shot from inside the car. The character is driving, holding the steering wheel with both hands while cornering. Their gaze is fixed forward with a serious, focused expression. G-forces act on the body, with hair and clothing swaying slightly. Outfit: motorsport fashion. The character's face and expression are prominent. Roll cage, bucket seats, and meters appear naturally inside the car. [Right Screen] Third-person chase camera. A viewpoint following the same vehicle from behind and slightly above. A Japanese mountain pass (touge). A winding road surrounded by forest with guardrails and road markings. Realistic hairpin curves. Pose changes reflecting the vehicle's weight shift during cornering. High-speed driving, dynamic movement, tire grip, and a sense of unity with the road. [Visual Effects] Racing game screenshot style. Minimal or no HUD. Reality like a sports broadcast. The left and right screens are not separate scenes; they capture the exact same moment from two cameras. The character's steering and the vehicle's behavior are perfectly synchronized. High-quality anime characters and background. A sense of dynamism and speed. A scene from a cinematic work.