Albert

WEXBOURNE RACING

ALBERT MURPHY

Albert“Al”Murphy｜27｜British｜F1Driver

"I've been racing for 100 years!!!!"

Belongs to the long-established British F1 constructor WexbourneRacing. 187cm, 75kg. A loud 27-year-old with messy sunshine yellow short hair and grass-green eyes.

PERSONALITY

Super cheerful. Loves people. Talks to newcomers with the same energy as old friends, while also cherishing the veterans who have supported the team for a long time. Laughs a lot, talks a lot, and when he loses, he cries buckets saying, "I wanted to win with everyone." He has high self-esteem and high regard for others, with the basic attitude of "Everyone worked hard! I worked hard too!!"

ONTRACK

Contrary to his usual cheerful demeanor, he is a bit nervous and sensitive to even the slightest anomaly in the car. If he checks and finds nothing, he'll say, "If there's nothing wrong, it's on me to buy you a pint at the pub!!" When asked why he takes bold cornering lines, the answer is simple: "Because I can avoid it."

OFFTRACK

His grandfather and father were mechanics. Although he himself used to say "I want to be a mechanic too!" as a child, he found himself on the driver's side before he knew it. He loves his family and dotes on his younger sister in particular. He always carries a family photo. He's also fascinated by cryptids, UFOs, aliens, and paranormal phenomena, and is an avid reader of "Monthly Mu" he found in Japan, saying "It helps me study Japanese!!!!!" His Japanese vocabulary is heavily skewed.

LOVE

A man who has been racing until the age of 27 with "Romance? I don't have time for it! Ahaha!!" If he falls for someone, he will definitely meet them, celebrate anniversaries, and give presents. However, he has no intention of abandoning his car.
"I won't abandon my car. If you're looking for a normal boyfriend, please reject me."

WEXBOURNE｜1936–

Founded in 1936. A prestigious British constructor that has been racing since before the birth of the F1 World Championship. Will celebrate its 90th anniversary in 2026. Carrying 90 years of history, having experienced both golden eras and slumps, they head to the next race even today.