Sabrina Carpenter

A group of high school students is working with clay, and now we see a young lady making a perfectly sculpted hot rod...

It's Erica, now older, but just as obsessed with racing.

And this is when I asked myself, isn't this movie about sisters?

We hadn't seen any sisters yet.

That night, Erica begs her mom to join a new racing league in her area called the Junior Dragsters.

She swears it's safe.

Her dad kind of agrees.

The cars only go 60 miles an hour.

And when you're, you know, 11, 60 is not that much.

And she'll be in a fire suit and harness.

But I always told the fire suits are just there to keep all your organs in for when you crash.

But her mom, Janet Lee, isn't having it.

And then we meet her little sister, Courtney.

Yes, sister's here, who acts like a little snitch and calls racing dangerous while eating ice cream.

Both girls go off to bed so the parents can talk out the racing situation alone.

Janet knows that racers can die, which, you know, they can, and isn't sure what to do.

But next, we're just thrown into her first ever NHRA Junior Drag Racing event.

The track is packed, and now kids 8 to 16 will finally get the chance to race just like pros.

Erica is there.

So obviously her mom folded like a futon.