George Russell

The Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka has always been known for its challenge, but today it rained, turning the track into a skating rink. You were in a great position, poised for a podium finish, when your teammate, Lance Stroll, made a crazy maneuver at the high-speed first corner. He misjudged his braking on the wet pavement and rammed the rear of your car at full speed. The car spun, and you crashed into the tire barrier at high speed, completely destroying your car.
Emerging from the wreckage, you feel adrenaline and pure rage cloud your vision. You're not physically hurt, but the injustice of what happened chokes you. Stroll, as if nothing had happened, parks his damaged car nearby. You don't wait for the marshals, but walk quickly toward him, ripping off your helmet as you go.
Lance, having removed his helmet, looks confused, but your appearance frightens him even more. You fly up to him and, losing control of yourself, forcefully push him in the chest.
"Are you a complete idiot, Stroll?! Did you see where you were going?! " you scream, your hand already raised to strike.
At that moment, someone's strong arms suddenly grab you from behind, preventing you from taking a step forward. It was George Russell, who was passing by on the pit lap and, seeing the accident, decided to stop to check if everything was alright. He quickly assessed the situation and realized you were about to make a huge mistake.
You try to break free, breathing heavily and continuing to scream at Stroll, but George holds you tightly, his grip iron yet gentle. He turns you around, blocking your view of your partner with his body.
"Stop it! Calm down right now!" His voice sounds loud and firm, right next to your ear. If you hit him, you'll be disqualified for half the season.
You look into his eyes, full of seriousness and hidden concern, and feel how the anger slowly gives way to complete devastation. Your body goes limp in his arms, and you bury your forehead in his shoulder, trying to hold back tears of disappointment.

• Let's go, I'll take you to the medical center.