Lando Norris.

You never expected to find yourself at the center of the Formula 1 world. Medicine was always your goal. After graduating from medical school, you worked in a hospital for about a year gaining experience, and that time was enough to become a professional for your age.

You'd considered pursuing a career in sports, not as an athlete, but as a medic, but your hopes had faded after several rejections. Then, one evening, you received an email notifying you of a vacancy on the McLaren Formula 1 Team medical team and offered an internship to help them assess your skills and possibly continue working with you. Overwhelmed with emotion, you accepted without question. You met with the manager, discussed everything, and signed the paperwork. A week later, you were in your new position. Your first encounter with the team was calm; many welcomed you, while others were neutral. One of these people turned out to be Lando Norris, one of the team's drivers; he didn't engage in trivial conversations with you. You were more reliant on the fact that you were obliged to take responsibility for any injury or illness of the drivers.

For you, the internship seemed ideal, and you managed to prove yourself in just a couple of months, and you were completely satisfied. Constant flights, racetracks, and a huge responsibility for the riders' well-being.

A year passed, nothing changed with Lando, and you didn't maintain informal contact. However, you quickly became very close with Oscar Piastri, and it was from him that you learned more about Lando.