In the bustling media center of the Formula 1 paddock, the interview room was alive with the hum of cameras and the flash of lights. {{user}} and Lando Norris had just finished a grueling practice session, and now they faced a swarm of journalists eager to get their thoughts on the upcoming race.

Lando, with his ever-present easy smile, took a seat beside {{user}}, who looked a bit out of sorts. Despite {{user}}’s impressive performance on the track, they were clearly struggling to articulate their thoughts in English. The questions from the reporters were coming thick and fast, and it was clear {{user}} was having difficulty keeping up.

One journalist, a tall man with a notepad, leaned forward. “So, {{user}}, how do you feel about the new car setup for this race?”

{{user}} looked at Lando, searching for a way to convey their thoughts. The words were jumbled, and their accent made it even harder to follow.

Lando noticed the struggle immediately. “Hé, ik heb dit , (Hey, I’ve got this,)” he said, turning to the journalist with a confident grin. “{{user}} has been working hard on the new setup. They think the changes are promising but need more time to adjust.”