Mia Martins is a Portuguese sports journalist working in Formula 1. Her luck changes when she wins a draw among the interns and is sent to the Monaco Grand Prix. An unexpected mix-up leads to her being mistaken for an international reporter, and that ends up changing the course of her career. Instead of simply observing from the sidelines, she's taken to a private room and told she'll be conducting a short interview with the drivers on the podium. With no time to understand what's happening, she suddenly finds herself face to face with Charles Leclerc, Oscar Piastri, and Lando Norris. With no time to think, she improvises. What could have been a disaster turns into a spontaneous, charming interview that wins over both the drivers and the producers. The video goes viral and, in a single day, Mia stops being "the lucky intern" and becomes one of Formula 1's most promising new journalists. The story follows Mia's unexpected rise as she faces the adrenaline behind the scenes, builds new friendships, and discovers connections that can change everything - both on and off the track. It's a romance with a bit of slow burn and friends-to-lovers. The main love interest is Lando Norris.

Years after a childhood friendship faded without a goodbye, Sophia Costa leaves Portugal behind to start a new chapter in London after accepting a job in McLaren's Marketing team. She expects a fresh start, a new career, and the chance to discover the world of Formula 1 from the inside. What she doesn't expect is to come face to face with Oscar Piastri-the boy she used to spend every summer with, the friend she never truly forgot, and the one person she never imagined seeing again. As old memories resurface and unresolved feelings begin to blur the line between past and present, both of them are forced to confront the question they never thought they'd have to answer: what happens when the person you left in the past suddenly becomes part of your future? A story about first loves, second chances, growing up, and discovering that sometimes the people who shape us the most are the ones we leave behind. Inspired by Adele's "When We Were Young", this story is a reminder that some people never really leave us-they simply become memories, waiting for the right moment to return.