Sabrina Carpenter

This is where it's like you can't throw somebody into their dream and then pull it from them.

And we'll get into that later.

So no broken bones or signs of a concussion.

She's just going to be sore for a while.

Everyone's happy, especially Courtney, who finally shows some of that sisterly love we've been hoping for.

And back on the track, Randy is fixing her crashed out car.

More impressive than a teenage drag race champion is another teenager who can replace a front end and weld a roll cage within an hour.

Mad respect for Randy, my favorite character in the movie.

With the car fixed, Erica is determined to make a run, but the races are over for the day.

But she doesn't care.

She just wants one run to beat whatever fear she has, and which is great.

Her mom allows it, and, you know, the shaken driver gets into her car.

It's obviously a big moment for Erica, even if it means nothing in the overall race.

In the end, she conquers her nerves and has her best time yet.

And guess what?

Team Pennzoil saw it all.

That night, while eating in the RV, Courtney is ready to pick out her next car.

She'll be moving up into Erica's division soon and has some ideas for what she wants.

But Erica says if anyone's getting a new car, it's her.

Courtney can have her old one.