But presumably you didn't see anyone who looked like you behind the wheel of any of those cars, which did.

That must have made it harder.

Surely I think it made, I think, as a young starlet's last eight years old.

So I wasn't really too conscious of that.

Naturally when we arrived, I always relate my life too cool Runnings.

Has anyone seen that?

Yeah, yeah, that's my favorite movie.

Got a picture of you quick with that?

Um, and the reason I select that's because, you know, they arrive at the top of the hill with this rusty old Bob said.

And my first go cart.

I mean, I grew up on the desk out, So my first go Kat was 1/5 hand go cart from the loot newspaper, and it was bent and rusty, and we arrived at this at the first right house, and everyone kind of stopped like in the movie.

Everyone stops and looks at them, and that's the same for us.

So I always remember that But my dad just always says, Do you talking on the track?

So that's what I was gonna do.

And, you know, I think I want my first few races and I loved it so much.

My dad was like, If you work hard at school, I'll do it whatever I can to keep racing.

So he had, like four jobs put for sale signs up vending machines, anything that could pay in £15.10 pounds to be auto.

Fill the car up by new tires.

And there were times along the way where I remember coming from school, and I feel like I'm ready to go and be like, I'm sorry we don't have the money this weekend.

But hopefully by the next next race, I'll have the money to keep us going.

Yeah, and my dad's the real hero.

I'm just, you know, kind of the one that's in the spotlight.

But if my dad hadn't done the work, he did.

And if I didn't get signed when I was 13 by Ron Dennis and I wouldn't be sitting miss.