Race Episodes 11 and 12 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Making for an intriguing addition to Disney+, the latest workplace K-drama’s journey has just begun, but it’s time to take a peak into the Race Episodes 11 and 12 preview. Directed by Lee Dong-yoon and written by Kim Roo-ri, the first two episodes of Race (레이스) premiered altogether on the streaming giant on May 10, 2023.

Starring Lee Yeon-hee, Moon So-ri, Hong Jong-hyun, and Jung Yun-ho (TVXQ’s Yunho) in the titular roles, the new South Korean series is a heartfelt dramedy that shapes into a realistic account of work-life balance while dealing with the never-ending politics that takes centre stage in such a cut-throat environment.

Yeon-hee was last seen in Welcome to Wedding Hell (2022) as Kim Na-eun, Jong-hyun was in Stock Struck as Choi Sun-woo. Conversely, Moon So-ri was last featured in Queenmaker (2023), while Yunho is a member of the K-pop boys group TVXQ and has also acted in series like Meloholic.

Race Episodes 11 and 12 Preview

Still From Race Episode 10 / Race Episodes 11 and 12 Preview
Still From Race Episode 10

Race Plot

Park Yoon-jo’s resume may be lacking in terms of her formal education. Unfortunately, her earnest drive, work ethic and professionalism can’t be put down on the document. She’s soon granted a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work in a conglomerate’s PR department temporarily. Still, she’s keen on proving her worth to the higher-ups so that she can’t stick around for the longer run.

Race Cast

Starring Lee Yeon-hee as Park Yoon-jo, Moon So-ri as Goo Yi-jung, Hong Jong-hyun as Ryu Jae-min, Jung Yun-ho (TVXQ’s Yunho) as Seo Dong-hoon

Race Episode List

The series has 12 episodes and will release a new episode on a weekly basis.

Race Episode 11 and 12 Release Date and Time

The K-drama is expected to stream from May 10 to July 19, 2023. Episodes 11 and 12 will release on July 14, 2023, at 12:30 PM IST on Disney+ Hotstar.

Race Episodes 11 and 12 Predictions

With a disciplinary hearing on the way, Yoon-jo and Jae-min need all the help that they can get to get out of the mess of office politics. However, will their teammates do anything to stop this unfair and corrupt treatment, or will the two of them end up paying for the immoral activities of others?

Race Episodes 9 and 10 Recap

The choice to go down the immoral route with the protein powder ends up blowing up in Seyong’s face, and Yoon-jo faces the brunt of it. Although her supervisors do have her back here, when the truth comes out in the open, things don’t look good for her and Jae-min. Meanwhile, the PR team’s debacle also puts Yi-jung in hot waters.

Race is streaming on Disney+ Hostar.

Also Read: Our Reviews of Race Season 1

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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