On Track with Andre De Grasse

Young Andre wants to quit the basketball team when his height gets in the way of making plays. Future Andre comes back and teaches him that speed can beat height on the court.

When Hannah loses her comic book for a contest, Young Andre doesn’t have time to help her. Future Andre tells him that you have to put friends first. Young Andre races to help her find it.

When Future Andre can’t find things at his house, he realizes it’s his younger self’s fault. His messy self is messing up their timeline. He goes back to get Young Andre to clean up his act.

When Young Andre is nervous to give a class presentation, Future Andre comes back to encourage him to be out of his comfort zone and gives him tips to do his best.

Against Future Andre’s warning, Young Andre eats chocolate cake before a race. The sugar rush makes him bottom out right in the middle of the race so he loses. He panics that the loss changes their future.

Future Andre is home and sees a video of his younger self in flashy on track garb. He portals back in time to stop Young Andre from focusing on the wrong thing: his outfits instead of his race.

When Young Andre’s practice is cancelled, he and Mom have different ideas about how to spend their day off. Future Andre comes back to show him all she does unnoticed to help him achieve his goals.

Young Andre is frustrated when he finishes fourth and doesn’t make the podium. He calls out for his future self to come help him. Future Andre arrives and tells him no one wins all the time.

Young Andre coaches his basketball team for the day and the power gets to his head. All he wants his team to do is run faster. He’s so bossy, they quit. Future Andre shows him what true leadership is.

Young Andre is the lead in Hannah’s play. When he discovers the part includes singing a song, he tries to bail. I can’t sing! Future Andre arrives to plead with him to live up to his commitments.