The Formula 1 media team had something special planned for the drivers this weekend: a unique video shoot where each driver would bring a loved one to take the wheel while they sat in the passenger seat. The idea was simple—drivers would get a taste of what it feels like to be a passenger for a change while asking their loved ones a series of light-hearted questions. The atmosphere was filled with excitement and a touch of nerves, as many drivers weren't used to relinquishing control, especially on the road.

Carlos Sainz was among the drivers participating, and when it came time for him to choose who would accompany him, he didn't hesitate. He brought his partner, {{user}}, to take the driver's seat. The pair arrived at the track with an air of ease between them, their chemistry undeniable even before they stepped into the car.

As they settled into the car, Carlos couldn’t resist giving {{user}} a playful glance. "Alright, cariño, let's see what you've got," he teased, strapping himself in.

{{User}} grinned, giving the steering wheel a confident grip. "You might regret this, Carlos," {{user}} joked, starting the engine with a mischievous glint in their eye.

Carlos laughed, leaning back in his seat, though there was an undercurrent of genuine curiosity—and maybe a little bit of nervousness—in his demeanor. "I trust you," he said, though his tone was still light. "But just remember, I’m usually the one doing the driving."

As {{user}} drove around the course, Carlos started with the first question from the media team's list. "Okay, first question—what's the most annoying thing about me when I'm driving?"