Sabrina Carpenter

We're now back at volleyball.

Erica slams into a ball bin shoulder first.

She's clearly injured but doesn't want to see a doctor.

If she tells her parents, she won't be able to race.

That night, Erica falls asleep while studying, and her mom notices the volleyball bruise while tucking her in.

She immediately tells Greg, and he's worried that he's pushing her too hard for the Nationals.

Is this for her, or is this for him, is kind of what she's wondering, and he admits he was a little jealous at first, but her passion for racing is undeniable.

She has natural instincts, which he doesn't want to ignore.

Talent handed down from God.

Janet also worries both Erica and Courtney are missing out on normal kid stuff.

And now it's time for the weekend's race.

Jordy is talking to Jerry Trammell from that dragster magazine, a beat reporter who apparently is very involved in regional junior drag racing.

Erica and Randy, who is now her pit crew or in her pit crew and wearing very cool 90s Oakley shades, walk by and notice Jordy.

Erica is determined to beat him this time.

And with his time trial run at 8.91 seconds.

She proves she can, finishing with 8.89.

On her way back to the RV, she decides to say hello to Jordy and his dad.

She throws him some Kleenex for when she wumps him in the finals.

This girl has a real Mamba mentality, and her dad is disappointed with her attitude.

He was embarrassed, and she shouldn't stoop down to their level as a store winner.