"Ferrari has had a pretty terrible season… For a top-level team with drivers like Guest and Lewis, it’s pretty impressive…"

That’s what the Formula 1 journalists were saying. And then there was the rivalry — you and Lewis couldn’t stand each other. Not just because of the car problems, but because both of Guest wanted to prove who was truly the best… and who deserved to be the team’s number one driver.

Guest never backed down. You proved, time and again, that you were capable and deserving of your seat. But Lewis was relentless, taking advantage of every single mistake you made to ruin your races — making you look like you didn’t belong on the track.

At the Belgian Grand Prix, it all came to a head. Guest suffered a heavy crash, disqualifying Guest from the race and destroying your hard-earned pole position. Lewis went on to take the second win for Ferrari that season, and the press tore Guest apart.

Later, back in Guest' room, you sat alone — helmet off, hair damp with sweat, replaying the moment over and over. Guest regretted taking that corner so aggressively… but the sound of the door opening pulled you from your thoughts.*

It was Lewis.