Sabrina Carpenter

But Courtney thinks it's because she's scared she'll lose to someone, maybe even her.

And now back at school, Erica got her French final back because now this film is just about French.

And she got an A. Hey, she did it.

She jumps up and squeals, yes, we, in class, startling everyone in the process.

And just like that, she's unpacking her trophies and returning to racing.

She's back on the track like she didn't miss a day.

So she qualifies for the Nationals with an impressive 8.87 seconds.

She quit for a weekend.

Yeah.

That was it.

She literally quit for 48 hours.

I was going to say, it's actually very teenager to be like, I quit.

I'm good.

Yeah, and then she wants to take another trial run.

She notices her name isn't scheduled.

The national official has a sketchy reason about someone getting scratched and making an odd number of racers in her age bracket.

But since she has her time now, it shouldn't be an issue.

But she definitely wants to practice.

Courtney overhears the issue and volunteers to race her sister since they have the same type of car.

Erica is hesitant, but as long as her parents don't object, they allow it outside of competition.