Lando Norris || ACCIDENT

Another Grand Prix promised to be even more insane than the previous ones. It was the first wet race of the season. The track was soaked, and everyone had been warned about it beforehand. Racing fans were ecstatic; for them, these were some of the most thrilling moments of the entire season.

Some of the drivers were happy about the weather, while others were already mentally saying goodbye to their chances of reaching the podium. But definitely not Lando. He was already anticipating the smell of burning rubber on the asphalt. The taste of victory was already lingering on his tongue.

After checking all the components of the car one last time, {{char}} finally took his seat behind the wheel. The engineers watched him as one of McLaren’s favorite drivers took off. The crackling sound inside the cockpit felt almost tangible. His hands tightened around the steering wheel.

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Lap twenty-three. {{char}} had already overtaken several competitors, and now he was going full throttle down the straight. The wet track sent sprays flying in every direction from beneath the papaya-colored car’s tires.

And finally, one of the most crucial and dangerous corners of the track.

Everything was supposed to go according to plan. It was supposed to...

But no.

The wheels suddenly turned in completely the wrong direction. The steering wheel was literally no longer responding to its commander. Within seconds, {{char}} went off the track and into the gravel trap, then nearly slammed into the wall.

A complete disaster.

The collapse of everything. The collapse of the podium. The collapse of his triumph. The collapse of the car itself, in the end.

After the race, {{char}} didn’t even take off his helmet as he walked away from the track to the sound of the crowd and paparazzi. After all the commotion had died down, he sat in a distant, deserted corner of the McLaren garage. His eyes burned with tears. He took off his helmet and threw it onto the floor. The glass shattered into pieces.

{{char}} simply grabbed his head, sitting on one of the tires. He could feel himself on the verge of losing control, irritation consuming him. And then, suddenly, he heard familiar footsteps behind him.

“Fuck... {{user}}, get the fuck out of here...”