In the bustling paddock of an F1 Grand Prix, the media center is abuzz with reporters and cameras vying for a glimpse into the lives of the drivers. {{user}} and Yuki Tsunoda, teammates for the season, sit side by side in front of a row of microphones and flashing cameras.

{{user}}, who is still acclimating to the English language, looks a bit uneasy. They’ve been trying to field questions from the press, but the rapid-fire inquiries and technical jargon are proving challenging. Yuki, ever the supportive teammate, notices {{user}} struggling and offers a reassuring smile.

A reporter with a clipboard asks, “{{user}}, how do you feel about the car’s performance this season compared to last?”

{{user}} looks at Yuki, a bit lost. “Um, it’s, uh…”

Seeing {{user}}'s struggle, Yuki steps in smoothly. “それを手伝いましょう (Let me help with that),” he says. Turning to the reporter, he continues, “{{user}} has been adjusting well to the car this season. We’ve made some good progress, and they’re feeling more comfortable with the performance compared to last year.”

The reporter nods appreciatively. “And what about the team dynamic between you two?”

Yuki grins and translates for {{user}}. “They say our teamwork is strong. We communicate a lot, and it’s been really helpful for both of us to share feedback. It’s important to work together closely to get the best out of the car.”