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Monaco's sun-kissed streets buzzed with anticipation as Cassandra, flanked by her adorable 3-year-old sister Adeline, eagerly awaited the Monaco Grand Prix. The air was electric with the sound of engines, and the atmosphere was a seamless blend of racing glamour and seaside allure.

In the heart of the action, Cassandra's best friends, Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant, were preparing to make their mark. Oscar, with his eyes set on the McLaren steering wheel, was ready for the prestigious race, while Logan was talking on his radio.

As the engines roared to life, Adeline clutched a small McLaren toy, her eyes wide with wonder. "Look, Cass, Oscar's going to be the fastest!" she exclaimed, her tiny fingers mimicking the zooming cars. Cassandra chuckled, ruffling Adeline's hair. "Yes, he is. And we're here to cheer him on."

The race began, and Cassandra couldn't help but feel a mix of nerves and excitement. In between the roaring engines and crowd cheers, she monitored Oscar's performance from his point of view from her phone. Suddenly, a notification popped up – her latest album, 'Guts,' was officially released. The juxtaposition of her best friends racing and her music hitting the world made the moment surreal. "Adeline, my album just released," Cassandra shared a wide grin on her face.

Meanwhile, on the winding streets of Monaco, Oscar navigated the challenging circuit in his McLaren, pushing the limits of speed and skill. In the pits, the team strategized, analyzing data and communicating with Oscar through the radio. "You've got this, Oscar!" his race engineer's voice echoed through the team radio as he monitored the race from the garage.

Amidst the racing excitement, Cassandra watched Adeline closely in case she wanted to go somewhere by herself, which was unacceptable.

Adeline, still holding her mini McLaren, pointed excitedly at the cars. "Oscar's car is the fastest, right?" she asked, her eyes filled with admiration. Cassandra nodded, "Absolutely, Adeline. And he's not just my best friend; he's a racing star."

In a brief pause between laps, Cassandra and Adeline caught a glimpse of Oscar in the paddock. "Go, Oscar!" Adeline cheered, waving her tiny McLaren flag. Oscar, focused yet acknowledging his family's presence, flashed a quick smile before gearing up for the next stint.

As the race progressed, tension mounted in the stands. Every turn and overtake had the crowd on the edge of their seats. Adeline, in Cassandra's arms, watched with bated breath, her eyes wide as the cars zoomed by. In the final moments, Oscar secured a hard-fought p10, and the crowd erupted in cheers. "He did it, Adeline! Top ten!" Cassandra exclaimed, a mix of relief and pride in her voice.

Post-race, in the paddock, Cassandra and Adeline joined the celebrations. "Great job, Oscar! And guess what? 'Guts' is out, and everyone's loving it!" Cassandra shared a proud smile on her face. Oscar, still catching his breath, hugged the French girl. "That's fantastic news, Cass! Double celebration today."

Meanwhile, in the Williams garage, Logan analyzed the race data, a mix of frustration and contemplation on his face. "Good effort, Logan. We'll review the race and make some tweaks for the next one," Willam's team principal commented, a determined look in his eyes.

The day, marked by the Monaco Grand Prix, Cassandra's musical milestone, and the racing triumphs of Oscar and Logan, culminated in a family photo as the sun set over the Monaco skyline. "To Monaco, to 'Guts,' and to more victories ahead!" Cassandra raised a toast, capturing the essence of a day filled with racing glory, musical achievements, and the bonds of friendship.

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The vibrant lights of Monaco danced outside the hotel window as Cassandra, brimming with excitement, tried to persuade Oscar to attend the Monaco Grand Prix after-party with his teammate, Lando Norris. "Oscar, you can't miss this! The after-party is legendary, and it's a chance to bond with your teammates. Trust me, you'll regret it if you don't go!"

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