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thelovehypothesis · 9 months ago

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Part 2.1 : Between the Pit Walls and the Heartbreak - 1 | 43

part 1

ex!Franco Colapinto x fem-engineer!reader x Max Verstappen

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a/n’s: again full credit to @afterglowsainz go read their fic “don't smile” its amazing, and this is the long awaited part 2 on my take of their fic! BUT here is and alternate ending... Part 2.2

warnings: angst-fluff (debatable happy ending)

Summary: Two three hearts, one racetrack, and a love that no team can control. When love collides with ambition, can they find a way back to each or to another?

Racing Ahead (qatar grand prix 2025)

It had been nearly a year since you walked away from Franco, since you’d chosen your career and dreams over the love you once thought would last forever. Life had changed in ways you could never have imagined. The moment you accepted the position at Red Bull, everything shifted. The high-intensity world of being Max Verstappen’s race engineer consumed you, leaving little room for reflection, which was how you preferred it.

You were good at your job—great, even. From the very first race weekend with Max, you felt the rush of adrenaline, the electric tension of every decision you made behind the mic, and the weight of contributing to a world championship. It was thrilling, everything you’d ever worked for, and yet, there were quiet moments when your mind drifted back to what you had left behind.

But you didn’t have time for what-ifs. You stood in the garage, headphones around your neck, watching the pit crew scramble as they prepared the car for qualifying. Max was a machine—focused, relentless—and the two of you had developed an easy rapport. He trusted you with critical decisions, and you trusted him to deliver on the track. It was a partnership built on mutual respect and shared ambition.

As you stood there, watching the screens, you felt a familiar tug of emotion—memories of race weekends with Franco, late-night strategy talks, and the way he used to smile when he nailed a lap. But you pushed those thoughts away. That chapter of your life was over.

“Y/N, we’re ready,” Max’s voice crackled through your headset, pulling you back to the present.

“Copy that,” you replied, all business again. “Let’s nail this one, Max.”

The next few minutes were a blur of data, radio calls, and fast decisions. Max was flying, setting the fastest times in each sector. By the time the session ended, he had secured pole position, and the garage erupted in cheers. You smiled, proud of the work you’d done and of what the team had achieved together. This was where you belonged now—at the heart of the action, right on the edge of greatness.

But as the celebration in the garage began to die down, you caught sight of a familiar figure across the paddock—Franco. He was there, leaning against the railing, watching you. His eyes met yours, and for a brief moment, everything around you seemed to blur, the noise of the team fading into the background.

He looked different—older, somehow, more serious. But that same magnetic energy was still there, the pull between you undeniable, even from a distance.

Franco was back in the paddock as a reset driver for Williams and Mercedes in the 2025 season. It was bittersweet seeing him there, a constant reminder of the past and what you had left behind. His presence felt heavy, especially to him when he noticed the subtle moments between you and Max. The way Max’s eyes would linger on you during quick debriefs or the soft smirk on his lips after a race made it clear he was interested. Franco noticed everything, and it was as if the air between you and him thickened each time you were near.

You quickly looked away, your heart pounding in your chest. It had been so long since you’d seen him. You didn’t know what to feel—anger, sadness, or relief. You had moved on—or at least, you convinced yourself you had. But seeing him here, now, was like reopening a wound that hadn’t fully healed.

Later, after the garage had emptied out and the team had retreated to prepare for the race, you found yourself wandering the paddock, lost in thought. You didn’t expect to bump into Franco, but as fate would have it, there he was, standing by the entrance to the hospitality suite, waiting for you.

“Y/N,” he called out, his voice soft but urgent.

You froze, torn between walking away and confronting the emotions you had buried. Slowly, you turned to face him.

“Franco,” you said, your voice steady though your heart was racing.

He stepped closer, his expression unreadable. “I wasn’t expecting to see you here.”

You raised an eyebrow, trying to maintain your composure. “I work here now. This is my job.”

“I know,” he said quietly. “I’ve been following you this season. You’re doing incredible things.”

There was a brief silence, filled with all the words you both wanted to say but couldn’t. Finally, Franco spoke again, his voice laced with regret. “I’ve thought about you a lot. About us.”

You swallowed hard, keeping your emotions in check. “Franco, that part of my life is over. I made my choice.”

“I know you did,” he said, his voice strained. “But it doesn’t change how I feel about you. It never has.”

You shook your head, the familiar ache returning to your chest. “Franco, you can’t just say things like that. You can’t—”

“I still love you,” he interrupted, his eyes burning with intensity. “I never stopped.”

His words hit you like a punch to the gut, and for a moment, you were speechless. You spent months trying to move on, trying to forget him, but hearing him say those words stirred up feelings you thought you’d buried.

“I know I hurt you,” he continued, stepping closer. “And I know it’s too late to fix things. But I had to tell you. I had to try.”

You stared at him, torn between the past and the present. Part of you wanted to run back to him, to fall into his arms and forget everything that had happened. But the stronger part of you knew that things could never go back to the way they were.

“I can’t, Franco,” you whispered, your voice breaking. “I’ve built something here.”

His face fell, and he nodded, as if he had expected that answer. “I understand. I just… I had to see you. To tell you how I feel.”

You nodded, tears stinging your eyes, but you refused to let them fall. “I’m glad you told me. But we’re on different paths now.”

He took a step back, his hands clenched at his sides, and for a moment, you thought he might try to say more. But instead, he just nodded again, resigned. “Take care, Y/N.”

You watched as he turned and walked away, your heart heavy but resolute. You had made your choice, and there was no turning back now.

As you stood there, alone in the paddock, the sounds of the race weekend buzzing around you, you took a deep breath. The pain was still there, but so was the certainty. You had chosen yourself and your future. In this moment, that was enough.

Turning back toward the Red Bull hospitality, you squared your shoulders, ready to face whatever came next. You were here for a reason, and no matter what ghosts from the past lingered, you knew you were exactly where you were meant to be.

The next day after the race, as if pulled by some invisible force, you found yourself near the Williams hospitality and crossed paths with Franco again. His eyes held a certain determination, as if something had been left unsaid. You didn’t plan on stopping, but you did.

“I just need to tell you one last thing,” he said. His voice was soft but strained, like he’d been carrying the weight of these words for too long.

You hesitated, unsure, but standing there, looking at him, you knew you wanted to hear what he wanted to say. You exhaled, already knowing this wasn’t going to be easy.

There was a pause, a moment of silence where the two of you just stood there, the air thick with everything unsaid. Finally, he broke it.

“I see the way Max looks at you,” he began, his gaze flickering to the ground for a moment before meeting yours. There was an edge to his words, the mention of Max hanging between you like a challenge. You met his gaze, unflinching.

“It's..It’s obvious. And I don’t think it’s fair. You won’t give me another chance, but… you’re giving him one?”

The accusation hung in the air between you, but it wasn’t anger or bitterness that hit you—it was sadness, the echo of what you both once had.

You shook your head slowly, the corners of your lips lifting in a bittersweet smile. “Max trusts me, Franco. You didn’t.” There was another big pause between you two.

His expression faltered, the words sinking into the space between you. It wasn’t just a statement—it was the truth of why things had fallen apart.

“You know…I’ve moved on,” you said, though the words felt heavy in your chest. “You should too.”

Franco’s jaw tightened, and for a moment, you saw a flash of something—regret, jealousy, maybe both. He took a breath, stepping closer.

He looked at you as if the wind had been knocked out of him. “So it is because of Max?” he asked, his voice tight. “He’s the reason you’re saying this?”

You shook your head, exasperated. “This isn’t about Max. It’s about me. I’ve found my place here, Franco. I’ve built something on my own. I’m happy.”

Franco stepped forward, close enough that you could see the pain in his eyes. “Do you really mean that?”

You hesitated, and for a moment, you felt the urge to reach out to him, to pull him close and tell him that everything would be okay. But you didn’t. Instead, you took a deep breath and stood your ground.

“Yes, I do.”

He stared at you for a long time, his expression shifting from hurt to acceptance. Finally, he nodded, stepping back. “I guess I always knew I’d lost you the moment I walked away.”

There was a pause, and then, almost in a whisper, he added, “I’m sorry, Y/N. For everything.”

You felt the tightness in your chest ease, the weight of the past lifting, even if just a little. “I know,” you replied softly. “But we can’t go back.”

Franco gave you one last look, a look that said everything he couldn’t put into words. You leaned in and kissed his cheek, a gentle goodbye to the memories you shared, and turned to leave.

As you walked out of the paddock, the sense of closure settled over you. It was done. The past no longer had a hold on you. You had said your goodbyes, finally and fully.

Max was waiting outside, leaning casually against his car. When he saw you, he opened the door and gestured for you to get in without saying a word. The moment you sat down, he reached over and took your hand, his thumb brushing gently over your skin.

“Everything okay?” he asked, his voice calm, yet filled with concern.

You nodded, squeezing his hand in return. “Yeah. Everything’s fine now.” And for the first time in a long time, you truly believed it. The weight of the past no longer held you down. You were moving forward, and whatever the future held—whether it was with Max, racing, or something else entirely—you knew you were ready for it.

The ride back to the hotel was quiet, but Max never let go of your hand. He didn’t need to say anything more—his presence was enough. You leaned back in the seat, feeling a sense of peace wash over you for the first time in what felt like forever.

You knew things were going to change. But for now, you allowed yourself to just be in this moment, feeling safe and understood beside him.

The new, the better (abu dhabi grand prix)

The Grand Prix was electric, charged with tension, adrenaline, and the weight of the championship. Max was on the verge of winning his fifth world title, and every single decision you made felt like it could either make or break his season. The entire paddock was watching. The stakes had never been higher (for you(maybe), cause well the 2021 season happened).

As the race unfolded, your nerves buzzed with anticipation. Max had been flawless, pushing the car to its limits, but on the final lap, a risky opportunity presented itself—one that could either win the championship or lose it. You had seconds to decide. Your heart pounded as you called it.

"Box Box, Max. Trust me on this."

There was a brief pause on the radio, but Max’s voice came through steady and confident. “Copy. I trust you.”

And that was it. He trusted you, completely. He always had.

As Max took the gamble and crossed the finish line first, securing his fifth world championship, the entire Red Bull team erupted into cheers. The pit wall exploded in celebration, and you stood there, momentarily frozen, barely able to believe what had just happened. Max had done it. You had done it. Together.

Before you could even process the victory, Max pulled his car into the pit lane, the roar of the crowd filling the air. As he climbed out, he ripped off his helmet and, without a second thought, sprinted toward you. Your breath caught in your throat as he reached you.

His eyes, wild with excitement and joy, locked onto yours, and before you could say anything, Max was pulling you into his arms, kissing you deeply. The world around you fell away—there was no paddock, no crowd, no cameras—just the warmth of his lips on yours, the passion in his embrace, and the weight of the moment between you.

For a split second, time froze. Everything you’d been holding back, all the tension, the unspoken feelings, rushed to the surface. Max kissed you like he’d been waiting forever for this moment, and the way he held you, like you were the only person in the world, left you breathless.

When he finally pulled back, you were both panting, stunned by the intensity of it all. Max’s hand lingered on your waist, his forehead resting against yours as the crowd roared in the background. He grinned, his face flushed from the race and the kiss, and whispered, “I’ve wanted to do that for a long time.”

You could barely process it, but before you could respond, your eyes drifted to the side where Franco stood, watching the entire scene unfold. His face was a storm of emotions—jealousy, anger, heartbreak all at once. He looked away, and for a moment, the past tugged at you. But it wasn’t enough to hold you back anymore.

Later, after the race, you found yourself alone with Max in the team’s motorhome, away from the cameras, the chaos, and the noise. The atmosphere was thick with the unspoken. You sat across from him, the adrenaline still coursing through your veins, but there was also a newfound calm between you two—a sense of inevitability.

“You really didn’t have to kiss me like that,” you teased, trying to lighten the mood. But your voice trembled slightly, betraying just how much the moment had affected you.

Max leaned back, his blue eyes sparkling with mischief and something deeper. “I didn’t have to, but I wanted to. I figured it was the right time.”

You blushed, your heart fluttering as his words sank in. You’d always known Max was bold, but this… this was different. “So… what now? Red Bull doesn’t exactly encourage relationships between team members.”

He smiled, a slow, confident grin that made your heart skip a beat. “Actually, they don’t mind, as long as we don’t let it affect our work. And we work pretty well together, don’t we?”

You met his gaze, feeling a warmth spread through you that had nothing to do with the victory. It was more than that. It was the trust, the bond that had been quietly building between you two for months. “You really think this can work?”

Max leaned forward, his eyes soft but sure. “I think we should give it a shot. See where it goes. No pressure, just you and me.”

You took a deep breath, the weight of the past year lifting slightly from your shoulders. For the first time in a long time, you felt like you had control over your life, over what you wanted. And maybe, just maybe, this was something you were ready to explore.

“Okay,” you said softly, your heart racing with a mix of excitement and nerves. “Let’s see where it goes.”

Winter break and the next season all became a delicate dance between work and something more. Max was still the fierce, competitive driver you admired, but there was a softness to him now, especially when it came to you. At work, you were still the same duo—focused, driven, unstoppable—but away from the track, things were different. The playful banter that had once been strictly professional became more personal. You found yourself opening up to Max in ways you hadn’t with anyone else in a long time, and the connection between you two deepened with each passing day.

Franco remained a constant presence in the paddock as he got a seat for the 2026 season, a reminder of the past you’d left behind. There were moments when his gaze lingered on you and Max, moments when you could see the regret in his eyes. But that chapter of your life had closed, and it was time for something new.

Max didn’t push you for more, but he made it clear he was all in. He was patient, understanding, and above all, he trusted you. It was that trust, more than anything, that made you realise how different this was. Max believed in you, in the decisions you made, both on and off the track. He never questioned you, never made you doubt yourself. And in return, you found yourself falling for him, slowly but surely.

One evening, after a particularly gruelling race weekend, you and Max were sitting in his hotel room, the city lights of whatever country you were in glowing softly through the windows. Max had his arm wrapped around you, and you were leaning into him, both of you exhausted but content.

“You know,” he murmured, his voice low and warm, “I don’t think I’ve ever been happier.”

You looked up at him, surprised by the quiet vulnerability in his voice. “Really? Even after winning five world championships?”

He smiled down at you, his eyes softening. “Yeah, even after that. This—being with you—it feels right.”

Your heart swelled at his words, and you realised in that moment that you felt the same way. It wasn’t just about the thrill of the races or the adrenaline of being part of something bigger than yourself. It was about Max, about the way he made you feel grounded and safe in a world that was constantly in motion.

For the first time in a long time, you were happy. Truly, deeply happy.

And as the season went on, that happiness grew. You and Max navigated the challenges of working together in such a high-stakes environment, but you also grew closer in ways you never imagined. There were quiet moments, stolen glances, and late-night conversations that made you realise how much Max meant to you.

The rest of the paddock eventually got used to the idea of you and Max as a couple, and while there were still whispers and raised eyebrows, it didn’t matter. What mattered was that you had found something real, something worth holding onto.

By the end of the season, you were no longer just Max’s race engineer—you were his partner, in every sense of the word. And as you looked toward the future, you knew that whatever came next, you and Max would face it together, stronger than ever

---The end---

I'am really happy with the outcome! hope you are too.

Once again my request are open for all your request!

-lots of love, Em.

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holllandtrash · 2 years ago

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long live | daniel ricciardo

pairing: daniel ricciardo x driver!reader (epilogue to fragile line)

long live the walls we crashed through i had the time of my life with you long, long live the walls we crashed through how the kingdom lights shined just for me and you

time passes and feelings may fade, but the memories never will word count: 7.7k (im so sorry) warnings/tags: time jumps like always, angst and heartbreak but it's not all sad this time, or is it?

four years later

“Daniel Ricciardo, 2025 Formula 1 World Champion, The Honey Badger,” James Hinchcliffe put his arm around the fellow commentator, “Tell us what you know.”

“What I know, Hinch,” Daniel repeated, taking a dramatic look up towards the clear sky. “What do I know?”

They didn’t need to act like they were friends for the camera, James and Daniel had grown close in a short time, ever since Daniel put down the helmet and picked up a microphone, Replacing the racing overalls with a suit and tie. He had the personality to be a motorsports commentator. No one was surprised when he was announced as Sky Sports newest reporter following his Formula 1 retirement.

And James, a fellow retired driver himself from the IndyCar side, a Canadian with the humour and the banter that could keep up with Daniel, they were truly one of the best duos when it came to motorsports broadcasting.

They weren't often together, though. Daniel stuck to Formula 1. James was a regular for IndyCar. There were only a handful of races where they came together and the Indianapolis 500 was one of them.

They were a comedic duo last year at the 2026 running, it only made sense to bring Daniel back again this year.

“Who’s your money on?” James asked. The question was innocent enough, proposed to most people who didn’t have an association with any team.

Daniel had his answer. Before the race weekend started he had an answer. Before the season started he had an answer.

But he hesitated.

Or, maybe froze was a better word. Daniel froze when he dropped his gaze from the sky and looked further down the pit lane. They didn’t plan on standing a few slots away from the number 6 car of Arrow McLaren, but that's where they found themselves.

Daniel froze when he spotted the familiar face sitting on the bench in the pit wall, looking at the data on the screens and nodding along with the engineer as he spoke. Daniel froze, because even though he knew exactly who was driving that car, he still wasn’t prepared for what he would do when he saw the driver.

When he saw you.

You guys had agreed, long ago, that there would be no more interactions. That your careers, your lives, would be better if the other stayed as far away as possible.

Daniel knew that even now, four years later, he had no right to talk to you, to talk about you. He knew that at this point, it was for the best that ties were still cut, that the conversations didn’t happen. It had been over a year since your last interaction, he was in no position to change that.

And he tried, desperately, over the years to follow the rules you agreed on. You as well kept your distance, you had to.

But you were only human. There had been a few slip ups over the years.

For the remainder of the season, after the Austin race, you both had stuck to your word. You stopped giving the world the moments they were waiting for. You refused to interact with each other, you forced yourself to stop caring.

It grew easier with time. The 2024 season was challenging in itself, but with Max and Daniel fighting amongst each other in a league of their own, you knew you couldn’t fight them in a McLaren. All you could do was make the most of what you had.

Lando and you had a strong opening those first few races. McLaren was third in the constructors for a short time until other teams started to catch up, filling in the holes of their designs.

You quite literally didn’t have time to care about Daniel when you were so focused on the rest of the grid, your actual competition. Ferrari, Mercedes, Aston Martin even. Your upgrades were no match with theirs and by the end of the season, it was disappointing to look back without a podium to reminisce on. Lando scored two, one in Spa, the other in Singapore. You did well, but not well enough to bring home a trophy.

2025 was…different.

In many ways. Firstly, the McLarens showed consistency as the season continued. You and Lando were always top contenders for points.

Secondly, Daniel was giving Max a run for his money. He had a bit the year prior, but this season was far more competitive. You, like everyone else, was dying to see who would pull through and score that first place trophy at the end of the day, but you had to hide your desires for it to be Daniel.

You still hadn’t spoken. You had successfully veered away from any accidental interactions. His name stayed out of your mouth and at this point, everyone on the grid knew there was a disconnect. You both had gone out of your way, this year and in 2024, to assure there would be no media appearances together, no driver conferences, nothing that the online world could twist.

But you couldn’t do anything about still being happy for him. That would never go away. You would always want Daniel to succeed. You just couldn’t be watching the screens when he podiumed. You couldn’t go out with him and the others to celebrate. You couldn’t wish him a congrats in passing like Lando could if you were walking down the paddock.

Daniel felt the same. While the love was gone, there was nothing he could do about those proud moments. He wanted you to make a name in this sport, to make history. He wanted you to be someone and even though he once wanted to be at your side while you planted your roots, he couldn’t.

Except that one time when he physically was at your side.

There was a mistake in the media pen scheduling on that Thursday in Miami. From what you knew, Daniel was supposed to be in the press conference and you’d be one of the ten unlucky few that had to stand under the Miami sun in the football field, talking about how you were looking forward to this race when in reality you personally thought this was the worst race on the calendar.

But it was too hot to complain about anything other than the heat and how you needed to change shirts as soon as the media pen segment was over because the breathable material of your papaya polo was anything but breathable.

You had barely stepped into the roped off circle to join the other drivers when you heard your name being called. Glancing over your shoulder, it took a second to realise that the call was coming from a young girl running in your direction. Her paddock lanyard flailing over her shoulder as she sprinted, one hand held onto her McLaren hat so it wouldn’t fall off.

“She can’t be here-”

“Piss off, she’s fine,” you weren’t even sure who you interrupted, but you didn’t give the risk of a reprending a second thought as you stepped forward to meet the young fan.

She was small, and you weren’t a professional when it came to guessing the ages of kids but you would put her somewhere in the range of six and eight. Maybe?

You knelt down to be more at eye level, “Hi darling, what’s your name?”

“Cara,” she answered, slightly out of breath. There was a gap in her teeth from where she must have just lost one, but it didn’t affect her grin at all.

“Hi Cara,” you smiled at her, only then noticing she wore a shirt with your last name on it. Glancing over your shoulder, you saw an older gentleman running towards her. “Is that your dad?”

Cara looked and then nodded, but she didn’t care that she had completely abandoned him and given him a heart attack. “I saw you last year here. You finished fifth, my dad took me to watch. He says you- he says that you’re the only girl driver.”

“I am the only girl driver,” you confirmed, pouting slightly. You brushed your hand over her shoulder to smooth out the material of the shirt, “That should change soon, don’t you think? All of these boys need to be put in their place and I can’t do it alone.”

“I can join,” Cara suggested. The carefree optimism was a rare sight at one of these race weekends, but you admired it in Cara. She was too young to know the difficulties of being a female in this field and hopefully by the time she grew up, there were less walls for her to climb over, just doors to open.

“You can join,” you nodded at the idea, laughing slightly, mostly because her dad had caught up to her and he was more out of breath than she saw. You smiled at him but looked back at Cara, “Do you race?”

“Yes!”

“No,” her dad answered, putting a hand on her shoulder. “Not yet, at least. We’ve signed her up for karting this summer, we’ll see how it goes.”

“I can already tell you’ll be a natural,” you told Cara. Watching her face light up was probably the most rewarding feeling you’d get all weekend.

“I want to be like you. I want to win races, I want to win a championship!”

“You know what Cara, I can’t break every record, being the first girl driver. So I’ll save the championship one for you, how about that? I want to see you become the first girl to win the championship.” You gave her arm a squeeze and then stood up, turning your focus to her dad.

He wasn’t wearing a wedding ring and although you couldn’t make assumptions that he was single, the greying hair at a fairly young age and the bags under his eyes told you that he was mostly likely the main caretaker for Cara.

“She’s got dreams,” you said.

He nodded, but smiled proudly, “That she does.”

You didn’t want to speak negatively about this industry in front of Cara, you didn’t want to crush her dreams, but you also didn't want her to grow up and be hopelessly disappointed either.

“It’s not easy for girls in this sport,” you told him. “But if she’s serious, if both of you are, look into working with Mary from Victory Speedway, located out in Tampa. She’s got contacts with F1 Academy as well. They’re goal is to make it easier.”

“Thank you,” he nodded, holding out his hand to shake. “And thank you for talking with Cara. Both of us are big fans, you truly are inspiring.”

You chatted for a bit longer, ignoring Oliver who was at your side reminding you that you had media duties. They could wait. A photo with the girl that seemed to be your biggest fan and maybe one day your predecessor, couldn’t wait.

No one really heard what you spoke about, the other drivers had their own obligations in the media pen.

Daniel, though, he listened.

He was standing right near the entrance when Cara had run up. He had watched you bend down to chat with her, making her a priority opposed to the reporters. He was less than two feet away as he overheard your conversation and when you turned around, ready to get the media day over with, you met his eyes.

For the first time in a long time, you didn’t look away.

Daniel wanted to tell you he admired that conversation, the hope you installed in the young fan. He wanted to tell you that you made a great role model, for not just girls but all aspiring drivers. He wanted to say a lot of things to you.

He settled on a question, “You’re not trying to win the championship?”

This was the first time you had spoken in months and it wasn’t even in private. It was quite literally in front of cameras, reporters, people with audio recording devices and microphones. You opened your mouth slightly only to lock up, giving him an apologetic look because you both knew better than to be having any sort of interaction.

You turned to face the first reporter, ignoring Daniel’s question completely. He just nodded to himself and walked to his own spot, keeping you in the corner of his eye.

This young reporter, though, was also curious, having overheard what Daniel asked.

“You’re not vying for a championship? Does Zak Brown know this?” He asked with a soft chuckle.

You shrugged and gave him a smile, “I mean, every driver's dream is the championship, but it’s not my goal currently. Your goals can, and should, be different than your dreams. And yes, Zak knows this, don’t you worry.”

“Your goal then, what is it?”

You inhaled, thinking to yourself for a second, “I’ve got a few and I have a good team supporting me while I work towards them. First would be to make as much history as I can, set as many records while I have a spot in Formula 1 and then I want to help other female drivers break them.”

“You want your records to be broken?”

“If it means getting more females into Formula 1, then yes.”

Daniel, who was in the middle of trying to listen to the reporter in front of him, smiled as he heard that. It was a very you response. He leaned forward, gripping the railing a bit because he completely misheard his own question and needed him to repeat it.

“And your other goal?” The young reporter asked you.

Your lips curved into more of a devious smile, deciding to keep that one close to your chest. “Do you have any questions about the race this weekend? Or are you trying to write a biography on my life?”

Daniel was dying to know what it was too. He spent the rest of that media session racking through the memories of you, there were a lot, trying to think if you ever had that conversation. You must have, right? So why couldn’t he remember?

When all of you made your way out and back to the paddock, Daniel ignored the voice in his head telling him to just let it go. He completely drowned it out as he jogged up to your side, refraining from reaching out and brushing his hand over your elbow to grab your attention. Instead he just said,

“Hey.”

You glanced up, instinctively stepping to the side as you walked to put more space between your bodies.

“Hi,” you breathed out, pulling your eyes off of him and on the Red Bull motorhome that was coming up. This conversation would be short, he’d have to go back inside. You’d be fine for ten seconds, right?

“So what-” he cleared his throat. This shouldn’t have been awkward but it was. After so long of not even glancing at each other, there were new lines painted between you. Daniel didn’t know how to navigate them, and honestly, neither did you.

“Triple Crown, Dan,” you answered, knowing that's where he was going when he opened his mouth.

The Triple Crown. Monaco. Indy 500. 24 Hours of Le Mans.

He took a second to process that goal, not having expected it in the slightest. When he nodded, you could see the hurt in his eyes, only there was less pain and more distance. He didn’t know you like he thought he did.

“I never knew you were aiming for the Triple Crown.”

“You never asked.”

He had trained you, helped you become the best athlete you could be. He had introduced you to the right people. He acted as a mentor, but the conversations you had about racing were limited. There was a lack of communication in that sense because why bring work home with you?

But that was the wedge driven between you. Had you talked about racing, contracts, your futures, you would have never found yourself in that McLaren contract scandal that ultimately broke you two up.

He nodded, because what else could he say to that? You gave him a soft smile and told yourself to keep walking, to move to the other side of the paddock as Daniel headed into the Red Bull motorhome.

You don’t interact again until Monaco. Daniel now knew winning this race meant more to you than others. Winning this would be one third of the Triple Crown checked off and as much as he was gunning for the podium, thankful for his P2 starting position, he saw that you were starting fourth and took a breath of relief. You had a shot.

Daniel wasn’t sure what came over him when he saw you in the paddock after qualifying. Maybe it was because you not completely shutting him down in Miami gave him a strange surge of confidence to approach you again, or maybe it was because he was ignoring all the voices in his head to just keep walking. Whatever it was, Daniel saw you chatting with a member of Sky Sports and as he walked passed, patted your shoulder in a congratulatory manner.

You paused whatever it was you were saying and turned in his direction, just in time to see him give you a smile and a thumbs up as he continued on his way. You returned it, but that small interaction had you stumbling over your words for the next two hours.

Not because you were smitten, you were past that. You didn’t look at Daniel anymore and lose your train of thought, you didn’t get lost in a daze and allow everything else to fade around you.

But he didn’t seem to let go of you completely yet, and you could work with that. You could be civil. You could be neutral during race weekends, as long as it didn’t go further than the friendly smiles and minimal chats.

It shouldn’t have been hard to keep the conversations short, you hadn’t actually had anything meaningful to say to each other in over a year. When you ran into him after the race on Sunday, after he claimed the title of Monaco Grand Prix race winner for a second time, you should have just said congratulations and kept walking.

But Daniel saw you as he was propped up against the side of the Red Bull motorhome and then he stood up straighter, almost inviting you to walk up to him. There were no cameras around anymore, the majority of the paddock had gone home so you felt safer, sort of. If the world hadn’t lost their minds at the clip of him patting your back yesterday, you could talk to him now.

The Red Bull engineer he was with said his goodbyes and smiled politely at you as you approached, stopping at a safe distance.

“Another Monaco win under your belt.”

“So it seems,” Daniel tried his best to not look too proud of himself. You could see his dimples poking through. You wanted him to not be holding back, you missed his grin but gone were the days when he didn’t have to refrain with you.

“You deserve it,” you nodded, glancing over your shoulder out of habit. You were scared of any stragglers with iPhones, but no one around seemed to care that you and Daniel were talking. You were drivers, it shouldn’t have been a strange sight.

“You deserve it,” Daniel playfully shot back. “I mean, I couldn’t just hand it over this year though, despite your Triple Crown goal.”

“Oh but next year? You’ll let me have it then?” You asked, eyebrows raised. It was a joke, a small tease, but Daniel’s smile slipped and you caught it. You caught it and you stepped forward, hand flinching because it would be moments like this where you’d want to reach for him but you couldn’t do that anymore, could you?

Daniel tensed. Now it was his turn to look anxiously around, “I might not-” a sharp inhale passed through his lips, “Yeah I might not be here next year.”

You scoffed because that idea was preposterous, “Oh shut up.”

“No it’s true,” Daniel said, but his smile told you that he wasn’t sad about it. “You know how your goal is the Triple Crown?”

“Yes.”

“Mine’s the championship, sweets.”

You weren’t given an opportunity to react to the nickname because he continued on explaining without missing a beat. Either he didn’t see the way saying sweets affected you or he didn’t even notice he said it because even after all this time, it still came naturally to him.

“There’s a clause in my contract,” he said. “If I win the championship this year, we can renegotiate. I can leave, I can- I can retire. The way I want to.”

You didn’t know how to process this.

Daniel belonged in Formula 1. He fought so hard for his seat, he was a mess when he was left without one and now there was a chance he’d be gone?

And even though you were only eight races in, already he was leading the driver standings over Max, not by much, but he was. There was a strong possibility Daniel could take the championship home at the end of the season.

You couldn’t say what was on your mind. You couldn’t say, selfishly, I hope you lose the championship. You couldn’t say that it was impossible to imagine the paddock without him because even those few months when he wasn’t racing, he was still there.

“We’ve still got a few months to go,” Daniel’s voice broke you from your thoughts, trying to move to a brighter note because that’s just who he was. “But this could be good for you. You’ll have a real shot at winning Monaco next year. But I mean- you technically already won Monaco.”

“That was F2.”

“I think it still counts.”

“I think I’ll win it again, just to be safe.”

Daniel liked that response, he liked how confident you were that the win was coming. He nodded and he really would have liked to talk to you more about this, about his potential leave, about your success, but when he was called from across the paddock you didn’t hesitate before saying goodbye. The conversation was long enough.

Things seemed lighter between you after that.

You didn’t stop yourself from being visibly happy when he was doing well. You laughed if you overheard the stupid shit he said in the paddock. You didn’t make a big deal about it when you two were signed up for the same press conference session. Granted, you still sat on complete opposite ends of the couch, but you sat there with a smile because you liked hearing Daniel talk about the lead he still carried in the standings.

Spa was the turning point for you two.

While you hadn’t taken any more steps beyond paddock conversations and friendly interactions, what was Daniel supposed to do when you both ended up on the podium together? Him on top, claiming first, you right next to him on the second step?

You both held back when you climbed out of the cars. He opted for a friendly pat on the back even though he wanted nothing more than to bring you in for an embrace. You had podiumed once already this season, but not with Daniel. You stood between the two Mercedes drivers back in Austria but now you were there, with Daniel at your side, both of you beaming.

You were proud of yourselves. You were proud of each other.

Both of you had dreamt of this moment, standing next to each other on the podium. You still remembered that conversation years ago, trying to imagine what it would be like to hear the cheers for both of you.

‘You’ll have to do a shoey.’

‘Only if you win. I’m not doing one if I win.’

You had shared this dream when you were in love and even though that wasn’t the case anymore, the dream was still very much alive. Because of that, it almost didn’t feel right.

It felt sort of unfulfilling, despite you being handed a heavy trophy.

But this was a moment that you would remember for the rest of your life. All of your accomplishments were held very close to your heart but this one meant more than you could put into words.

Hands shaking, crowd going wild, you were on top of the world and you were standing next to the man you used to be in love with. You glanced to the side to watch him, not able to stop yourself from smiling wide and then wider still as he held his head high like a hero.

Daniel was larger than life.

He always would be.

You tried not to let yourself think that this might be the only chance you’d get to stand here with him. This win only pushed him further ahead in the championship and you were, seemingly, the only one who knew this year would be his last if he ended up winning.

You had to hold onto this moment. It wouldn’t come again.

To everyone watching at home, this was the start of a new age with you and Daniel. Fans could see the way you two interacted, the sheer joy you had for each other, something they hadn’t seen since you still raced in F2.

To you, this was the beginning of the end.

Finally, you and Daniel were getting to a place where things could be good and in a few short months, he’d be gone.

You couldn’t think about it more, not when you felt champagne being sprayed in your direction. You were late to the game and popped yours after Daniel and Max had, but you still joined in with the celebration.

You laughed when Daniel took his shoe off and poured some of the bubbly liquid into the sole. He laughed when you refused to drink it, both of you ignoring the fact that if you were still in love, if you were still together, you would have done the shoey with him.

Daniel was content with the nod. He knew you were happy for him, the same way he was happy for you. But neither of you could show it the way you wanted to.

The championship win was decided at the second last race of the season, Qatar.

You didn’t have a good weekend, and you knew this. You took responsibility for the poor qualifying, the bad performance, for all of it. But you were distracted, unable to keep yourself from thinking about Daniel because if he won this race, he won it all.

And then he’d walk away.

You were conflicted. You wanted to see Daniel take home the win but selfishly, you wanted him in Formula 1. You always wanted him in Formula 1.

So when he crossed that line, ahead of Max, ahead of the rest of the grid, when he did celebratory donuts and stood on the podium with his chin held high, you stood on the sidelines and ignored how you used to wish for a day like this, wished for a day where he would be crowned the Championship Winner.

Daniel Ricciardo. 2025 Formula 1 World Champion.

It had a nice ring to it.

That’s what you told him that night when you were out at dinner and saw him sitting with a few members from his team just a few feet away. You weren’t surprised to see him at the establishment, it was exclusive, it was way overpriced and it was where many drivers went prior to going out and partying.

You avoided his eyes that evening, scared that if you’d meet them you’d be forced to accept the reality that he really was leaving. At least, you know, if you didn’t look at him, you could live in your own little world where he wasn’t gone just yet.

You were genuinely annoyed when you bumped into him after leaving the toilets. The hall was dim, narrow and there was quite literally nowhere for you to go when he turned the corner and stopped walking when he saw you.

“Hi,” you swallowed, anxiously smoothing out the skirt you wore, even more anxiously trying to avoid his eyes.

“Hi,” Daniel slid his hands into his pockets. His Enchante shirt clung to his skin due to the heat, but you told yourself you weren’t allowed to look at the way his little curls stuck to his forehead.

“You, um-” you held your hand out. “Congratulations, really. Daniel Ricciardo. 2025 Formula 1 World Champion. It’s got a nice ring to it.”

He laughed and nodded along, “Yeah, yeah, thank you.”

When he leaned against the wall, you realised you were stuck. There was no getting out of this conversation. No escaping this reality.

It didn’t help that the rest of the dining room faded behind him. The people, the sounds, the light, it was just Daniel.

Just Daniel and just you.

How it always should have been.

How it would never be again.

You opened your mouth, intent on saying something else about his win but all that came out was a shaky breath and a choked back sob that triggered the tears you didn’t even know were building. It was quiet, but it was desperate and it was painful and Daniel didn’t hesitate before stepping forward and wrapping his arms around you, pulling you into his chest. Your cries were muffled against his shirt and Daniel stroked your back and then your hair, holding you tight against him.

You were happy for him, really. If anyone deserved this win, it was him but god you were devastated because up until now, you didn’t realise you still held this much love for him. Up until now, you didn’t realise that even after everything, you still needed him.

You needed him.

“What am I going to do without you on the grid?” You asked, your voice was already quiet but it was even more so muffled as you spoke directly into his body.

Daniel chuckled, it vibrated through his chest. “What you’ve been doing this whole time, sweets. You’ll make history. You’ll put the rest of the guys in their places. You’ll be the driver I know you to be.”

It took a few seconds, maybe a few minutes actually, of just standing there and crying into his chest until you snapped out of it. You weren’t dating anymore, your conversations now didn’t last longer than five minutes, it was embarrassing to be losing it in front of him, because of him.

You stepped back and wiped your eyes, “Sorry, sorry, I didn’t- I just-”

“I’ll miss you too, Y/N,” he breathed out.

You nodded, because if you tried to say anything else you would be crying again. Daniel held his finger up and walked into the toilets to grab some tissue for you. It took another minute for you to be able to trust your voice again.

“I can’t believe you’re really leaving,” you dabbed at your cheeks, knowing you’d have to go back to the hotel to fix your make up before going out again.

“I’ve got things lined up,” Daniel shrugged.

“Care to share?”

He tried to hide his smile and failed miserably, “Just don’t be surprised if I show up at the track next year with a microphone instead of a helmet.”

That was about as much he would say as his deal with Sky Sports wasn’t yet official.

But now you felt more like an idiot for crying about him leaving if he wasn’t even actually leaving. You’d still see him. He’d still be around. You could work with that.

Daniel could still be proud of your accomplishments, even if he was on the sidelines.

He was, however, a little conflicted when you won the last race of the 2025 season.

You made history in Abu Dhabi. The first female driver to win a race. This was a wall you had spent years trying to crash through and now there you were. On top of the podium, on top of the world as confetti fell to the ground around you, champagne sprayed in all directions.

This was your moment.

Your win, your first win and all you wanted was Daniel up on that podium with you. As happy as you were to celebrate with Max and George, you couldn’t deny something was missing.

Because you really could never cut yourself off from Daniel completely, could you? You could try, you could attempt to distance yourself, you could stop the interactions and you could tell yourself you didn’t care but you were right that day you told Lando that Daniel was your missing piece.

So it made sense that you were at a bit of a loss for words when he showed up at your hotel room that next morning.

You invited him in, despite being slightly hungover. He didn’t care that your clothes were spread all throughout the room, but he did smile at the sight of your trophy on proud display on the table before you had to give it to your engineer for safe travels.

“So this is it,” you sighed, sitting down on the far side of the couch. Daniel sat down as well, the opposite side, arm stretched along the back of it.

“This is it,” he agreed.

“When does the news drop?”

He clicked his tongue, “Tomorrow.”

“Who’s replacing you?”

“Not sure,” he scratched the stubble along his jaw. “My guess is Lawson or possibly Palou.”

You sat in silence for a while, thankful that it wasn’t uncomfortable because it easily could have been.

But you both grew this season.

You could both admit now, being in love and being drivers was an unattainable dream.

But you could be drivers and you could still have love for each other.

You reached across the couch, a gentle smirk playing on your lips as you nudged his arm, “So what are you going to say about me?”

Daniel dipped his head back and laughed, “What do you mean?”

“You know,” you shrugged. “Like when you talk about us drivers on Sky Sports. What are you going to say about me?”

“I’m going to say that not only did you steal my seat, but you stole the glory of my last race by winning.”

You rolled your eyes, recognizing the sarcasm but you were thankful his words weren’t malicious anymore, “I thought we were past this. I didn’t steal your seat, Dan.”

“No, but I don’t think I can joke about it on air so this is my last chance.”

You reached behind you and grabbed one of the throw pillows, smacking it against his chest. You chose to look at this playfully, instead of it as the inevitable end.

And Daniel needed a second to think about your question anyway, so the joke was just a way to stall. Honestly, he was a little surprised that he hadn’t already thought about it considering you were on his mind more than you should have been.

He cleared his throat and adjusted himself on the couch cushion. You could see that he was struggling to come up with a good response and you didn’t mean for this. You didn’t want him to think he had to choose his words carefully.

“Hey,” you whispered, shifting closer to him, “Promise me something.”

You met his eyes, his dark brown eyes that once had such a strong hold over you. You looked at him and remembered why you fell in love with him in the first place. In this moment, it was hard to remember why you ever wanted to stop loving him.

Had you stopped loving him? Did that day really come?

You could have love for someone and not be in love with him anymore, but you didn’t think you’d find yourself in a position where you had to differentiate between the two. You thought, you knew, you would always be in love with Daniel that to sit here and think that maybe, possibly, you didn’t anymore, felt like a betrayal.

He was supposed to be the one that stood by you through it all. The good, the bad, the wins, the losses. It wasn’t supposed to end with you two sitting on the couch and admitting that this truly was over.

It wasn’t supposed to end like this, but you always knew it would.

Fate stepped in and whether you liked it or not, it was forcing you into a goodbye, into an acceptance that your lives would no longer be intertwined, that you couldn’t go back to the way things were.

“Anything,” Daniel spoke softly. Maybe one day he would have said, I’d promise you the world, if you asked, but that seemed a little too forward for the moment.

“Be honest, Dan,” you told him, your hand finding his over the edge of the couch. Your thumb brushed against his fingers and both of you fought the urge to just connect them further. “Tell them my name, but tell them how I got to Formula 1. Tell them it was you, that you helped me pave the way, that you helped me make a name in this sport. Don’t just point to the pictures of me, point to the ones of us. Now that you’re done with racing, I don’t care about the assumptions, the rumours, any of it. Tell people how it really was you and I, how we were the team that should have been, that never was, please, because even though I know-”

You paused, taking a second to swallow the lump at the back of your throat. You glanced at your hand and maybe it was you or maybe it was him, but your fingers started to interlock. Your eyes stayed glued to the touch as your last admittance filled the air between you.

“I know I could have made it to Formula 1 without you, but I can’t put into words how thankful I am that I didn’t have to.”

Daniel nodded, because he agreed with you. He knew you could have gotten here without him but he too was grateful he was by your side for the start of it. He agreed that you two really were the team that never was but should have been. He nodded and agreed that he would say all of those things.

But you knew that he wouldn’t.

Those words were for him, not the rest of the world.

He would tell people that you shined on top of the podium. He would say that the crowds went wild, louder for you than any other driver.

And he would never say that he had any part of shaping your career. Despite you knowing he did, despite the whole world knowing he played a detrimental part, Daniel didn’t hold onto those connections when you went on to race in 2026 and he stood in the commentators box.

He stayed neutral, surprisingly.

It helped that he didn’t interact with many drivers or if he did, it was never you. He did talk about you, but only about your performance on the track. His colleagues knew not to bring up your past, not when the only thing that mattered was how well you were doing in the present.

He had some thoughts when you announced you were making the switch to IndyCar at the end of this season, but mostly because you made that announcement before the Monaco Grand Prix, before you claimed the win you were chasing, before you could check off one third of the Triple Crown.

He wanted to pull you aside and question why you were making this choice but he couldn’t. He also couldn’t call you out publicly on air like other reporters had.

All he could do was hold his breath after you qualified P2 in Monaco. He sat on the edge of his seat, struggling to do his job, struggling to commentate on the race because the second you made the move to overtake Max and it worked, Daniel had to leave the room.

He had to leave because he knew that if you kept the lead, if you won, he couldn’t celebrate the way he wanted to with cameras on him. Instead, he watched from the privacy of a separate media suite. The broadcast was a few seconds delayed but at least he was able to cheer and be visibly proud of you and not have to hold back when you crossed the line ahead of Max.

You won the Monaco Grand Prix, in a McLaren of all cars, and now he knew what you were gunning for next.

The Indy 500.

Signing that Arrow McLaren deal ended up being the right move after all.

“Who’s your money on?” James Hinchcliffe asked him as they stood on the pit lane where the teams were preparing for the greatest spectacle in racing. The question was innocent enough, proposed to most people who didn’t have an association with any team.

Daniel had his answer. Before the race weekend started he had an answer. Before the season started, he had an answer. Despite knowing you were still far from winning the Indy 500, his money would always be on you.

You looked up from where you sat on the Arrow McLaren bench and you smiled at him.

You were having a pretty good season, for a rookie. With O’Ward and Rossi as your teammates, you knew you couldn’t compare, but they were good people to have on your team, in your corner. They helped you, guided you through the shift from Formula 1 to Indy and you could be proud that in a grid of 26 drivers, you were 11th in the standings.

“Not betting on anyone, James,” Daniel answered, but his eyes were still locked on you and his smirk said otherwise. “It’ll be a good race.”

He could say your name, he wanted to. But Daniel stayed as far away from your life as he could because you decided on it a long time ago and nothing that happened since told him that you’d be going back on that decision, that you wanted him back in your life.

He might not have been a driver anymore, but you still were. So he was content with being civil, neutral. He was fine with the friendly smiles and if an old photo of the two of you circulated every now and again, well, he didn’t hate it.

He sat with the rest of the Indy commentators during the race. He shared his honest opinions throughout and he, along with the other reporters, praised Alexander Rossi for taking home his second Indy 500 victory, eleven years after his first.

But that was not the Arrow McLaren driver he wished was celebrating in Victory Lane.

Daniel waited until his job was done, but he knew he had to find you before the day ended. He wanted to congratulate you on finishing twelfth. That was something he was proud of and he hoped you were as well.

It would only go up from there. The Indy 500 was still an achievable goal.

He found you in the paddock. It wasn’t hard. You stood out, even in the crowd of people. He waited off to the side and watched you take photos with young girls, young fans that resembled that one girl in Miami, all of them looking up to you and thanking you for paving the way for them, for other females in motorsport.

It was by chance that you looked over your shoulder and saw Daniel standing there. He nodded, wordlessly assuring you that he could wait, to take your time with the fans.

He ended up waiting almost fifteen minutes.

Eventually, you started to approach him. Daniel stood up straighter, having been leaning against the Penske trailers until you were done. You still had your racing overalls on, but unzipped and hanging loosely on your hips. The black fireproofs under the papaya looked good on you, but Daniel hadn’t let himself appreciate your appearance for years, he couldn’t start now, even if he really wanted to.

“Hey,” you called out when you were only a few steps away.

“Hey yourself,” Daniel chuckled. When you finally stood in front of him, he was sort of expecting to see a sliver of defeat, but you were happy. You may not have won the 500, but you had a good run and there was always next year. Plus, you still had the rest of the season to finish. The season wasn’t over, you could still make history in this sport.

You crossed your arms over your chest and glanced around, jaw clenched until you finally worked up the courage to meet his eyes.

“So,” you inhaled a breath. “You’ve got some time on your hands now that you’re retired, right?”

Daniel wasn’t sure where this was going but he laughed and nodded, “Somewhat, yes, but I do still work race weekends.”

“But Monday through Wednesday?”

He pondered it for a second, just for dramatic effect. “I’m fairly open.”

You nodded, hoping for that answer.

If you were being honest with yourself, this was a conversation you wanted to have with Daniel since he announced his retirement almost two years ago, you just never knew what the outcome would be.

You felt a bit safer now, knowing that he was based out of the UK and your races were only North American. If he hated where you were going with this, well, it was rare you’d be crossing paths so soon afterwards.

You just had to blurt it out.

“Ever thought about being a trainer?” You asked. “Or a manager? Mentor even? You know- my last mentor walked out on me-”

Daniel cut you off with a booming laugh, “Walked out? Really? Is that what you tell people?”

Him playing along with your humour felt like a weight off your shoulders, “Only if they ask.”

Daniel, finally, didn’t have to refrain himself anymore. He felt confident enough to drape his arm over your shoulders and walk with you down the paddock. For once, he didn’t care if people looked or recorded and secretly, he hoped they did.

All he wanted was to be at your side. All he wanted was for the world to know he was proud of you, that, if you asked, he’d be back in your corner.

And you were asking.

“So you need a mentor?” He repeated. “A trainer?”

Your hand slipped around his waist. It was natural, comforting, right.

“Well, I need to win the 500 eventually and then I need to get into Le Mans. I can’t do it alone.”

Daniel looked at you, wearing that stupid grin you missed so much even if you had memorised it the first day you met. You missed him, despite hearing his voice on the broadcasts and seeing him in the paddock. You missed him, he was your missing piece after all.

Daniel looked at you, and you knew, you weren’t alone.

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Best AI Training in Electronic City, Bangalore – Become an AI Expert & Launch a Future-Proof Career!

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Study Abroad Made Simple: Top Global Universities & Courses with Y-Axis Canada

Pursuing your dream to study abroad begins with choosing the right country, university, and program. At Y-Axis Canada, we empower students with the guidance, support, and expertise needed to navigate the complex process of international education. With a network of top global institutions and a proven track record in student study visa success, we help you turn your global academic aspirations into a reality.

Why Choose Y-Axis Canada for Your Study Abroad Journey

Y-Axis Canada is one of the most trusted names among immigration consultants, with a strong presence across countries and thousands of successful student placements. We specialize in identifying the best study opportunities for aspiring students by matching their academic goals, preferences, and career plans to world-class institutions. Our services include:

Personalized career and academic counselling

University and course selection tailored to your profile

Expert support for study visa filing

Guidance on SOP, LORs, and scholarships

Pre-departure and post-landing assistance

Our team ensures that your study abroad experience is efficient, stress-free, and successful from application to arrival.

Top Countries to Study Abroad in 2025

Study in Canada: Post-Study Work & PR Pathways

Canada remains a top destination for international students due to its world-renowned universities, welcoming culture, and opportunities for post-graduation immigration. Universities like the University of Toronto, McGill University, and University of British Columbia consistently rank among the best globally.

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Engineering

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With a simplified study visa process and options to work during and after studies, Canada offers a direct pathway to permanent residency. Our experts assist in every step, including GIC funding, SOP writing, and visa interviews.

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Study in USA: Academic Diversity with Career Advantage

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Best Education Franchise Business Opportunities for First-Time Entrepreneurs

Let’s cut to the chase starting a business from scratch is tough. Building a brand, creating a curriculum, handling marketing, hiring staff it’s a lot. That’s why many first-time entrepreneurs turn to franchising. And when it comes to impact, growth potential, and long-term stability, education franchise business opportunities are among the smartest plays you can make.

Here’s the thing: education isn’t just about schools anymore. It’s about skills. It’s about future-proofing careers. And in 2025, it’s one of the few industries where demand keeps rising no matter what the economy is doing.

Let’s break down why education franchises are ideal for first-time entrepreneurs and which types of models are worth your time.

What Makes Education Franchises So Entrepreneur-Friendly?

1. Proven Business Model

You're not starting from zero. You get a blueprint—tried, tested, and refined. This drastically reduces your risk of failure.

2. Brand Credibility

A known education brand already carries trust. That helps you get students, close deals, and build authority quickly.

3. Training & Support

Most good franchises offer training, marketing templates, sales guidance, and curriculum updates—so you’re never left guessing.

4. Evergreen Demand

There will always be parents who want the best for their kids, professionals trying to upskill, and graduates looking to land a job.

5. Flexible Formats

Many education franchises offer hybrid or online delivery—making operations easier, even from small centers or coworking spaces.

Best Education Franchise Business Opportunities in 2025

1. Skill-Based Learning Centers

If there’s one education model with explosive demand, it’s this. Think short-term, high-value courses in:

Digital Marketing

Data Science & Analytics

Artificial Intelligence

Cloud Computing

Cybersecurity

These programs appeal to working professionals, college students, and even small business owners who want to level up fast.

Why It’s Great for First-Timers: Low infrastructure, high margins, and easy-to-market courses. Plus, you get measurable student outcomes—like job placements and certifications—that fuel growth through word-of-mouth.

2. Soft Skills & Job Readiness Training Centers

Degrees alone aren’t enough anymore. Employers want people who can write an email, give a presentation, or handle a client call.

That’s where soft skills training centers come in. These franchises focus on:

Spoken English

Interview preparation

Resume writing

Workplace communication

Confidence and personality development

Why It’s Great for First-Timers: You’re solving a real, visible gap in the education system. These programs are affordable, scalable, and deeply valued—especially in Tier 2 and 3 cities.

3. K-12 Academic Support & Coaching

The K-12 tutoring market remains rock-solid. Despite online learning, many parents still want structured academic support for their children.

You can specialize in:

Math & Science tutoring

Olympiad coaching

Foundation courses for IIT-JEE/NEET

Homework help and concept revision

Study skills and time management

Why It’s Great for First-Timers: This model thrives on local community trust. You don’t need to be a subject expert—franchises usually help with content, assessments, and faculty training. Plus, repeat enrollments are common.

4. EdTech Franchise Hubs

Tech-first franchises offer video-based learning, AI-powered assessments, live online sessions, and mobile apps.

Formats include:

Hybrid learning centers (offline + online)

Coding and robotics programs

Digital-first schools for kids or professionals

Why It’s Great for First-Timers: Tech handles the heavy lifting—less dependency on full-time faculty. Learners love the flexibility. And you can operate with a lean team from a small space.

5. Competitive Exam & Test Prep Centers

Entrance exams still drive huge spending—across banking, engineering, medicine, government jobs, and overseas education.

Good franchises provide:

AI-backed practice tests

Doubt-solving apps

Strategy workshops and one-on-one mentorship

Adaptive learning paths for different student types

Why It’s Great for First-Timers: Clear academic calendars. Predictable student flow. Strong referral potential. And if you’re near a college or in an education-focused locality, your foot traffic builds naturally.

Key Things to Look for in a Franchise Partner

✅ Support with Student Acquisition

First-time owners need help with marketing—especially digital. Look for franchises that offer leads, local SEO guidance, or centralized campaigns.

✅ Training for Staff and Owners

Even if you’re not from an education background, a good franchise will train you on operations, sales, and delivery.

✅ Curriculum Updates

The world changes fast. Choose a franchisor that updates content frequently and keeps the material aligned with current trends.

✅ Scalable Operations

Can you add more courses later? Open a second center? Move to an online model? Flexibility matters as your business grows.

✅ Transparent Investment and ROI Projections

Know what you’re putting in and what you’re likely to get back. If the brand can’t give you clear breakeven estimates, walk away.

Mistakes First-Time Franchisees Should Avoid

Choosing a franchise based on popularity, not relevance. Just because it’s famous doesn’t mean it works in your location.

Not negotiating territory rights. Make sure you get exclusivity for your region or area.

Ignoring digital. Even physical centers need strong online presence—website, social media, lead capture, reviews.

Hiring without vetting. Your instructors and counselors are your front line. Train them well. Keep them motivated.

Final Thoughts: Should You Start an Education Franchise?

If you’re looking for a business that combines profit with purpose, this is it.

You don’t need to be a teacher. You don’t need an MBA. You need a willingness to learn, a focus on service, and a solid franchise partner. And if you pick the right model—whether it’s skill-based training, K-12 support, or professional upskilling—you’re not just opening a center. You’re opening doors for people.

In 2025, education isn’t optional. It’s a competitive edge. And when you build a business that delivers real outcomes, the demand doesn’t just grow��it compounds.

So if you’re ready to get started and see an education franchise business opportunity for what it truly is—go for it. The best time to build something meaningful is now.

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From Beginner to Expert: U.S. Azure Developer Roadmap 2025

Introduction: Your First Step Toward Becoming a Pro Azure Developer in the USA

If you're aiming for a high-growth career in cloud computing, following the right Azure developer roadmap can be a game-changer. Azure is Microsoft's powerful cloud platform that is increasingly dominating the U.S. tech landscape. This roadmap is designed specifically for those in the USA, helping you transition from a curious beginner to a confident, job-ready pro. Whether you want to become a Microsoft Azure developer in USA or specialize as an Azure DevOps developer in USA, this step-by-step guide will walk you through it and ensure you have everything you need to thrive. It’s a complete azure developer career path 2025 strategy that ensures long-term success.

What is an Azure Developer Roadmap?

An Azure developer roadmap is a well-organized learning path that outlines what tools, languages, and skills you need to master to succeed as an Azure developer. Think of it as your personal GPS to a cloud computing career. It maps out every essential checkpoint—from understanding cloud fundamentals to advanced services in Azure. With this roadmap, you don’t just learn randomly; you follow a structured, purpose-driven route that aligns with what companies actually want in Azure cloud developers in USA. It’s the ideal azure full stack roadmap for both aspiring and experienced developers.

Why Is the Azure Developer Roadmap Important?

In today’s fast-paced digital world, knowing what to learn and when is half the battle. The Azure developer roadmap takes away the guesswork, giving you a laser-focused path. This is especially important in the U.S., where demand for Azure software developers in USA is skyrocketing across sectors like healthcare, finance, and government. A roadmap also helps avoid burnout and confusion by breaking the journey into digestible, actionable phases. You stay on track, stay motivated, and make measurable progress toward achieving your career goals in a competitive cloud market. It's truly how to become a Microsoft Azure developer in 2025.

What’s Behind the Azure Developer Role?

Being an Azure developer means more than just coding. You’re building scalable, secure applications in the cloud using Microsoft tools. Azure developers often work on projects involving web apps, APIs, and data pipelines. You need to understand Azure services like Functions, App Services, Cosmos DB, and Logic Apps. Whether you're working as an Azure full stack developer in USA or focusing solely on the back end, you're the engine behind digital transformation. Your job is to write clean code, deploy applications efficiently, and ensure services are performing well and securely.

Types of Azure Developer Roadmaps

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all Azure developer roadmap. Instead, there are multiple paths depending on your experience and career goals:

Beginner Roadmap:

Learn Azure basics and cloud fundamentals

Understand virtual machines, storage, and the Azure Portal

Get comfortable with scripting tools like Azure CLI and PowerShell

Intermediate Roadmap:

Dive deeper into Azure services such as App Services and Azure Functions

Start building and deploying real applications

Learn about identity management and integrating APIs

Advanced Roadmap:

Master serverless architecture and containerization with Kubernetes

Learn CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps

Focus on security, scalability, and global availability

This tiered approach ensures you’re always building on what you’ve already learned, leading to mastery in areas that companies hiring Azure DevOps developer in USA expect. It’s also considered part of the official Azure certification roadmap for USA jobs.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Following an Azure Developer Roadmap

Advantages:

Gives you a clear learning structure with specific goals

Matches what employers in the U.S. market are actively hiring for

Helps you prepare for globally recognized Microsoft certifications

Makes it easier to track progress and avoid feeling lost

Boosts motivation by offering measurable milestones

Disadvantages:

Requires discipline and consistency, especially for self-learners

May feel overwhelming without a mentor or peer support

Technology evolves quickly, so you’ll need to keep updating your skills

But overall, for anyone serious about becoming an Azure software developer in USA, the advantages significantly outweigh the challenges.

How Do Azure Developer Companies Work in the USA?

Azure developer companies in the USA operate across various industries and scales. From Fortune 500 enterprises to agile startups, these companies are hiring like crazy. They use Azure to scale their operations, improve data security, and deliver services faster. Roles for Azure cloud developers in USA typically involve working on cloud migration, DevOps pipelines, and custom app development. These companies prioritize skills, certifications, and real-world project experience over formal education. You’ll often work with both development and operations teams to deliver seamless solutions. Following an azure DevOps roadmap for job seekers helps meet these expectations.

Why Azure Developer Companies Matter in the Roadmap

Understanding the needs of Azure developer companies in USA helps tailor your learning. These companies shape hiring trends and skill expectations. Want to work for a consultancy like Synergy IT? Then learn about managed services, automation, and client-focused deployment. Interested in SaaS startups? Then know your full stack tools and APIs. These insights not only inform your Azure developer roadmap but make you a much stronger candidate when applying for jobs, making your efforts truly targeted and valuable. It supports going from beginner to pro in Azure development.

Synergy IT and U.S. Opportunities in Azure Development

Synergy IT is a notable example of a company actively building and hiring Azure talent. Based in North America, they specialize in cloud solutions and Azure migration services. They offer services to both public and private sectors. If you're aiming to become a Microsoft Azure developer in USA, Synergy IT provides opportunities for hands-on project experience, client interactions, and real-time problem-solving. Understanding how companies like Synergy IT operate helps align your skills with industry needs and prepares you for real-world work environments. It’s also a strong case study in the Azure developer career path 2025 outlook.

Pro Tips for Navigating the Azure Developer Roadmap

Start with Microsoft Learn: Free, comprehensive learning platform provided by Microsoft

Join online communities and forums: Connect with peers via Reddit, Discord, or LinkedIn

Build and share your GitHub portfolio: Real-world projects show your capability

Use tools like Visual Studio Code and Azure CLI: Get comfortable with real-world development environments

Set short and long-term learning goals to maintain consistency and focus

Aim for certifications like AZ-204 and AZ-400 to enhance credibility

Stay updated with Azure blog and release notes to keep your skills fresh

Take part in hackathons or open-source projects for hands-on experience

Learn both front-end and back-end to become a solid Azure full stack developer in USA

FAQ: What Skills Should I Focus On First? Learn cloud basics, Azure portal, scripting, and basic app deployment.

FAQ: Is This Roadmap Beginner-Friendly? Yes, it is designed for all skill levels and builds up gradually.

FAQ: Do I Need a Degree to Become an Azure Developer? No, skills and certifications are more important than formal education.

FAQ: How Long Does It Take to Complete the Roadmap? Between 6 to 12 months depending on your pace and dedication.

Bonus: Azure Certifications and Their Role in the Roadmap

Certifications are like milestones in your journey. They validate your skills and boost your credibility.

Start with AZ-900 (Azure Fundamentals) to get a basic understanding

Move on to AZ-204 (Developer Associate) to showcase your development skills

Complete AZ-400 (DevOps Engineer Expert) for advanced DevOps knowledge

Each certification aligns perfectly with the Azure developer roadmap and shows employers you’re ready. Having these on your resume can double your chances of landing interviews with companies hiring Azure cloud developers in USA.

Summary: Your Future as a Pro Azure Developer Starts Now

The Azure developer roadmap is more than a guide—it’s a career accelerator. It’s designed to turn passion into profession and learning into earning. With the demand for Microsoft Azure developers in USA rising fast, now is the best time to dive in. From basic knowledge to advanced deployment, every step of this roadmap matters. Your future role as an Azure full stack developer in USA or a DevOps expert is just a roadmap away. Follow the journey, keep learning, and take action with confidence in your Azure full stack roadmap.

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Why Learn SOLIDWORKS in 2025? Future-Proof Your Engineering Career

In today’s fast-evolving design and manufacturing industry, staying ahead means mastering tools that define the future of engineering. SOLIDWORKS, one of the most powerful 3D CAD software platforms in the world, continues to dominate the global engineering landscape in 2025. Whether you're a student, a mechanical engineer, a product designer, or a manufacturer, learning SOLIDWORKS this year is more relevant and rewarding than ever.

🚀 The Demand for SOLIDWORKS Is Growing

Across industries—from automotive and aerospace to consumer electronics and medical devices—companies are seeking professionals who can hit the ground running with SOLIDWORKS skills. According to recent job market trends, over 80% of product design and development roles list SOLIDWORKS as a preferred or required skill.

In India, this demand is even stronger with Make in India and digital manufacturing initiatives pushing the need for certified design professionals.

🛠️ Industry-Leading Design and Simulation Power

In 2025, SOLIDWORKS offers even more powerful tools for:

3D part & assembly modeling

Real-time simulation and motion analysis

Product data management

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Cloud-based collaboration with 3DEXPERIENCE

These tools are designed to speed up your workflow, reduce errors, and support innovation from concept to production.

💼 Career Growth & Certification Opportunities

Learning SOLIDWORKS doesn't just enhance your technical skills—it opens doors to global opportunities. With official certifications like CSWA (Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate) and CSWP (Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional), you stand out in the job market and prove your expertise to employers worldwide.

At Tech Savvy, a SOLIDWORKS Authorized Training Partner in India, our expert-led courses prepare you for these certifications and real-world applications.

🌍 Embrace the Future of Design & Innovation

The future of design is digital, collaborative, and intelligent. With SOLIDWORKS integrating seamlessly into IoT, AI-powered simulation, and cloud-based engineering, 2025 is the perfect time to invest in learning this transformative tool.

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Part 2.2 : Between the Pit Walls and the Heartbreak - 43

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Franco Colapinto x fem-engineer!reader x friend!Max Verstappen

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a/n’s: lastly! full credit to @afterglowsainz go read their fic “don't smile” its amazing, and this is the long awaited part 2 on my take of their fic! BUT here is and alternate ending... Part 2.1, I really enjoyed wiriting this, hope you like it!

warnings: angst-fluff

Summary: Two hearts, one racetrack, and a love that no team can control. When love collides with ambition, can they find a way back to each and if they can, can they learn to forgive?

Start line, finish line, at the end it's the same

It had been nearly four since you walked away from Franco, since you’d chosen your career and dreams over the love you once thought would last forever. Life had changed in ways you could never have imagined. The moment you accepted the position at Red Bull, everything shifted. The high-intensity world of being Max Verstappen’s race engineer consumed you, leaving little room for reflection, which was how you preferred it.

“Y/N, we’re ready,” Max’s voice crackled through your headset, pulling you back to the present.

“Copy that,” you replied, all business again. “Let’s nail this one, Max.”

He looked different—older, somehow, more serious. But that same magnetic energy was still there, the pull between you undeniable, even from a distance.

Franco was back in the paddock as a reset driver for Williams and Mercedes in the 2025 season. It was bittersweet seeing him there, a constant reminder of the past and what you had left behind. His presence felt heavy, especially for him when he started to believe Max had feelings for you. Franco noticed every subtle interaction—the way Max’s eyes would linger on you during quick debriefs or the soft smirk on his lips after a race. Franco was convinced there was something more, but you didn’t see it. To you, Max was just being friendly, and you never thought to question it. Yet, Franco couldn’t shake the feeling, and each time you were near, the tension seemed to grow.

Y/N," he called out, his voice soft but urgent.

You froze, torn between walking away and confronting the emotions you had buried. Slowly, you turned to face him.

"Franco," you said, your voice steady though your heart was racing.

He stepped closer, his expression unreadable. "I wasn’t expecting to see you here."

You raised an eyebrow, trying to maintain your composure. "I work here now. This is my job."

"I know," he said quietly. "I’ve been following you this season. You’re doing incredible things."

There was a brief silence, filled with unsaid words and memories. Finally, Franco spoke again, his tone softer, less guarded. “I’ve thought about you a lot. About us.”

You swallowed hard but kept your emotions in check. "Franco, that part of my life is over. I made my choice."

"I know you did," he said, his voice strained. "I’ve made mine too. But I don’t want us to keep being strangers. We shared too much to walk away from each other like this."

You hesitated, not expecting this direction. "What are you saying?"

He sighed, running a hand through his hair, frustration mixed with something softer. “I don’t want us to end on bad terms. We were friends once, Y/N. I don’t want to lose that, too.”

Your chest tightened, the weight of the past heavy on your shoulders, but his words reached you. "You hurt me, Franco. We can't just pretend like none of that happened."

"I know," he said, his voice thick with regret. "And I’ll carry that. But maybe we could start again. Not like before, but as friends. You’ve moved on, and I need to accept that."

You studied him, searching his eyes for any hint of insincerity, but all you saw was the boy you had once cared for, now standing before you, trying to make amends.

"Friends," you repeated, testing the word.

He nodded, hopeful but cautious. "Yeah, friends."

A small, tentative smile tugged at your lips. "I think I’d like that."

Franco’s shoulders relaxed as if a weight had been lifted. "I’d like that too."

For the first time in a long while, the air between you felt lighter. You knew it wouldn’t erase the past, but maybe it was a step toward healing it.

"I’ll see you around, then?" you asked, taking a step back toward the paddock.

He smiled softly, nodding. "Yeah, I’ll see you around."

As you turned and walked away, the knot in your chest loosened. Maybe this wasn’t about choosing the past or the present—it was about allowing both to coexist in their own space.

Heading back toward the Red Bull hospitality, you felt a sense of closure. You were ready to move forward, and for the first time, it didn’t feel like you were leaving something behind.

For the next few races, something began to shift between you and Franco. Slowly but surely, your interactions felt less heavy, less tied to the past. You started to talk more during race weekends, sharing little jokes or catching up between sessions. It wasn’t forced, and for the first time in a long while, it felt easy.

As the weeks went on, your friendship began to mend. The conversations that were once filled with tension now carried a lightness, and the lingering pain of what had happened between you both faded. You found yourself laughing with him again, and before long, you were falling back into the familiar rhythm of being really good friends—just friends this time you promised yourself. There was no pressure, no unspoken feelings. It was just you and Franco, rebuilding something new.

The next race, you once again crossed paths with Franco again.

“Hey,” he called out, taking a step closer. “I’ve been meaning to tell you something.”

You raised an eyebrow, intrigued but cautious. “What’s up?”

He leaned in slightly, his voice lowering as if sharing a secret. “I think Max likes you,” he teased, a mischievous grin playing on his lips. “I mean, have you seen the way he looks at you? It’s like you’ve got him all flustered.”

You laughed, shaking your head in disbelief. “Oh, come on, Franco. Max and I? It’s nothing like that.”

Franco crossed his arms, still smirking. “Sure, sure. But I’m telling you, he’s definitely interested. You just don’t see it.”

You rolled your eyes, smiling at his playful tone. “Trust me, it’s all professional. Max and I work well together, but that’s as far as it goes.”

He raised an eyebrow, not quite convinced. “Really? Because he seems to hang around a lot when you’re around.”

You nudged him lightly, amused by his teasing. “Don’t worry, Franco. I’d never see Max that way. He’s my driver. That’s it.”

Franco chuckled, clearly enjoying the banter. “Alright, alright. Just don’t be surprised if he starts asking you out for coffee or something.”

You laughed again, feeling the tension between you both ease with each joke. “I’ll keep that in mind, but seriously, it’s nothing to worry about.”

He smiled, and for the first time in a while, it felt light between you two. “Good to know. Just looking out for you.”

You nodded, grateful for the lighter moment. “Thanks, Franco. I appreciate it.”

As you turned to leave, Franco called after you, still with that teasing tone. “But if he does ask you out, you owe me an update!”

You laughed over your shoulder. “Deal!”

After the race, as you and Max walked toward the team hospitality, he glanced at you with a grin. “Hey,at this point I just need to tell someone, when I head back to Monaco, I’ve got a date lined up,” he said, his tone casual but playful.

You blinked in surprise, then smiled. “A date, huh? Good for you,” you replied, nudging him lightly. “I hope it goes well.”

“Thanks,” he said with a wink, and you couldn’t help but feel relieved. Whatever tension had been there between you two, it seemed Max was focusing elsewhere. It was a reminder that everything between you was purely professional.

Later that night, back at the hotel, you found yourself thinking about the past few weeks and Franco’s teasing remarks about Max. Pulling out your phone, you shot Franco a quick text: "You were wrong. I was right 😏 Max has a date, so nothing to worry about!"

Moments later, your phone buzzed with his reply: "Told you I wasn’t worried 😉 Wanna grab ice cream and celebrate your victory?"

You hesitated for only a moment before responding with a quick, "Sure, see you in a bit"

It didn't take long for the two of you to find a cosy, well-known ice cream shop nestled in the heart of town, far enough from the hustle of the paddock to feel peaceful. The shop had a retro charm, with colourful decor and the scent of freshly made waffle cones filling the air. You both grabbed your favourite flavours and found a quiet corner by the window, the soft hum of chatter around you.

Sitting across from each other, you fell into easy conversation—old memories, upcoming races, and life outside the paddock. The laughter came naturally, and it was as if the tension of the past had melted away. The familiarity between you felt comforting, like slipping back into something that had never really been lost.

As you looked over at Franco, you realised something you hadn’t expected. Despite everything, despite moving on, there was still a part of you that loved him. It was buried deep, hidden beneath layers of time and distance, but it was there, undeniable and real.

The finish line?

A week later, when the F1 circus rolled into the summer break, you found yourself spending a few days together with Franco. It wasn’t planned, but it felt natural, falling back into a familiar rhythm. You wandered through small towns, shared meals at local cafes, and simply enjoyed each other’s company. The past no longer felt like an anchor, pulling you back; instead, it was something you both acknowledged but didn’t dwell on.

The moment you sat down during one of those quiet afternoons, Franco reached over and took your hand, his thumb brushing gently over your skin. There was no pressure, no unspoken expectations—just the comfort of being together.

“Everything okay?” he asked, his voice calm, yet filled with concern.

You nodded, squeezing his hand in return. “Yeah. Everything’s fine now.” And for the first time in a long time, you truly believed it.

The weight of the past no longer held you down. You were moving forward, and maybe, just maybe, there was still something between you and Franco worth exploring.

(abu dhabi grand prix)

The Grand Prix was electric,charged with tension, adrenaline, and the weight of the championship. Max was on the verge of winning his fifth world title, and every decision you made felt like it could either secure or break the season. The pressure was immense, and everyone in the paddock knew what was at stake. The intensity of it all was almost overwhelming, but you were laser-focused, guiding Max through the race.

On the final lap, a risky opportunity appeared—one that could win both the drivers' and constructors' championships in one brilliant stroke. You had mere seconds to make the call. Your heart raced as you pushed the radio button, your voice steady despite the adrenaline coursing through you.

“Box, box, Max. Trust me on this.”

There was a heartbeat of silence before Max’s calm voice responded, “Copy. I trust you.”

And that trust was everything. As Max executed the strategy perfectly, crossing the finish line first, the Red Bull garage erupted in celebration. The screams of the team echoed around you, but for a second, you were frozen—still processing the magnitude of what had just happened. Max had done it. You had done it. Together, you had clinched the championship, securing not just his fifth world title but the Constructors’ Championship for Red Bull as well.

The team started racing toward the barricade to greet Max as he pulled into the pit lane, his car surrounded by a sea of red and blue. As you ran alongside your teammates, you were suddenly jostled in the rush of bodies. The next thing you knew, you bumped into Franco—completely by accident—but before you could even apologise, his arms were around you.

He caught you easily, lifting you up, and in one fluid motion, he kissed you. The world seemed to stop, the noise around you fading into nothing as his lips met yours. Franco pulled back just slightly, his voice filled with emotion as he whispered, “Congratulations. That call was amazing.”

You were stunned, the whirlwind of emotions overwhelming you, but you smiled through the tears that suddenly welled up in your eyes. “Thank you,” you whispered, before leaning in to kiss him again. This time, it was slower, more intentional, as if you were both grounding yourselves in the reality of the moment. The past, the pain, all of it seemed to fade away.

When you finally parted, Franco set you down gently, his hands lingering at your waist, and you gave him a soft smile. "I guess you owe me some ice cream later,” you joked, trying to lighten the charged atmosphere.

He chuckled, his eyes softening as he gazed at you. “Definitely."

With a quick glance at the roaring celebrations ahead, you squeezed his hand and ran toward the podium area, where the ceremony was about to begin. Max was already there, grinning ear to ear, waving to the ecstatic crowd. You stood beside him, watching as he was crowned world champion again, but all the while, your mind drifted to Franco.

From your place on the podium, you spotted Franco standing quietly off to the side, watching you with a look of pride and something deeper. And in that moment, as the confetti rained down and the world celebrated around you, you realised the truth that had been tugging at your heart all along—you still loved Franco.

You found yourself falling in love with him all over again.

---The end---

I'am really happy with the outcome! hope you are too.

Once again my request are open for all your request!

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Career Counselling in Sarjapur Road – Because “Just Do Engineering” Doesn’t Cut It Anymore

Imagine it as Google Maps for your professional life, only much more customized and less automated. A smart career counselor does not just advise you to follow the trend of becoming a data scientist. They really discuss your objectives, interests, abilities, and even anxieties with you. To determine which fields might be a good fit for you, some people even take psychometric tests (don't worry, it's not a pass/fail situation).

They open your eyes to possibilities you never even knew existed or confirm a route you've been thinking about in private but were afraid to voice due to familial pressure.

Sarjapur Road: Why?

Why not go somewhere else for this, you might ask. Fair enough, but in all honesty, Sarjapur Road is now the sweet spot. Due to the abundance of schools, coaching facilities, young professionals, and startups, there is a significant need for career counseling in this area.

There are experts here who can assist, whether you're a parent attempting to mentor your kid without completely projecting your own goals onto them (I know, I've been there), a confused twentysomething changing jobs, or a student trying to decide between science and business.

Bonus: getting there won't need battling traffic on the Silk Board.

In any case, who attends career counseling?

It isn't limited to students. Who are some of the most frequent visitors to these Sarjapur Road sessions?

Students in classes 9–12 are feeling disoriented after each career webinar.

College graduates who feel trapped after choosing a course "just because"

Working professionals who are considering changing careers but are unsure whether it is too late (spoiler alert: it isn't)

Parents who want for their children to "do well" yet are unaware of the realities of the world in 2025

Basically, everyone who feels as if they are at a crossroads or that they are on a route that no longer seems correct.

What to anticipate during a session

The majority of career counselling in Sarjapur road provide a combination of the following:

A private consultation (either in person or online)

Tests of aptitude, interest, and personality (Yes, there may be some multiple-choice questions; don't worry, there won't be any math unless you like it.)

Comprehensive reports indicating the kind of areas that could be a good fit for you

Suggestions for a career roadmap: classes to enroll in, universities to think about, tests to prepare for, etc.

Follow-up sessions are available if you require additional direction or simply want to cry and reorganize (no judgment).

"How to build a design portfolio" and "Switching from coding to content writing without starting from scratch" are just two examples of the specialized assistance that some provide.

A Few Locally Mentioned Names

Here are several career counseling experts that individuals in the Sarjapur Road area really suggest in casual discussions, without providing you with one of those phony "Top 10" lists:

A group of counselors with expertise in student mental health operate Mindspace.

Univariety consultants, who are renowned for providing thorough school-level advice, sometimes conduct sessions in this area.

Career coaches and independent psychologists; some even assist with advice programs at foreign universities.

The greatest ones here are often found via word-of-mouth and school recommendations rather than advertisements. You should ask around in your apartment WhatsApp group without fear.

As someone who has changed careers twice, my thoughts

They don't tell you enough about this: It's acceptable to have second thoughts. Even twice. I worked in finance for a while, hated it, studied business, and now write full-time. When I took the leap, I didn't have a career counselling in Sarjapur road, but I regret not doing so since winging it was messy and I could have saved a lot of time (and therapy expenses).

Don't suffer through the chaos alone if you're on Sarjapur Road with a lot of ambitious individuals, a ton of job postings, and professional FOMO. More insight may be gained from a few hours with the proper counselor than by endlessly browsing LinkedIn.

Last Remark

In the past, choosing a profession meant going with the "safe" or "most respectable" path. Right now? It's about discovering what fits with your beliefs, lifestyle, and talents. And you don't have to figure that out on your own.

So maybe it's time to see a career counselling in Sarjapur road and feeling bored, trapped, or overloaded with possibilities. The worst situation? You'll know what not to do when you go. The best scenario? At last, you will be aware of your true goals.

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Best Digital Marketing Training Institute in Hyderabad – Learn from Industry Experts

In 2025, more than 900 million Indians are online — shopping, watching videos, browsing social media, and searching for information every day. This digital revolution means businesses need skilled digital marketers now more than ever.

If you want to build a future-proof career or scale your business using digital marketing, joining a trusted institute like Eduyagna is a smart choice.

Why Should You Learn Digital Marketing in 2025?

The Digital World Is Here to Stay

From buying groceries to gadgets, most purchases are happening online. Companies are spending heavily on Google Ads, social media campaigns, and SEO to reach their customers. So, knowing how to market online is no longer optional — it’s essential.

Skills That Employers Value

Digital marketing is a broad field. Here are some key skills that can open doors in many industries:

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Paid Advertising (Google Ads, Meta Ads)

Content Marketing

Data Analytics

Website and eCommerce Management

These skills can help you work with startups, established companies, or even your own business.

Why Is Joining a Digital Marketing Institute Better Than Learning Alone?

The Pitfalls of Self-Learning

Sure, YouTube tutorials and blogs are helpful, but they often lack:

A clear learning path

Hands-on practice with real campaigns

Expert feedback and mentoring

Career and placement support

Professional training offers a structured approach and practical experience — which gives you a real edge.

Why Choose Eduyagna — Hyderabad’s Top Digital Marketing Institute?

Real-World Training from Experts

At Eduyagna, you learn from professionals who actively work on live marketing campaigns. This means you gain up-to-date, practical knowledge — not just textbook theory.

Hands-On Projects

Theory alone won’t get you hired. That’s why Eduyagna focuses on real assignments, including:

Running Google Ads campaigns

Creating SEO strategies for websites

Planning content for brands

Measuring results with Google Analytics

This practical experience prepares you to confidently enter the job market.

Certifications That Make You Stand Out

After completing the course, you earn Edu yagna’s certification and get prepared for major certifications such as:

Google Ads Certification

Meta (Facebook) Blueprint Certification

HubSpot Content Marketing Certification

These certificates help boost your resume and impress employers.

Comprehensive Placement Assistance

Edu yagna supports you beyond training with:

Resume building

Mock interviews

Internship opportunities

Job placements with agencies and companies in Hyderabad

They guide you every step of the way to secure your dream job.

Final Thoughts

Digital marketing is a booming field with endless opportunities. To build a successful career or grow your business, you need the right skills — and the right training.

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Unlock Your Tech Future: Best Advanced Computer Science Courses in Jaipur 2025

As the digital world accelerates, the demand for highly skilled computer science professionals has skyrocketed. From AI and cybersecurity to cloud computing and data science, today’s tech careers require much more than basic programming knowledge. If you're an aspiring engineer planning for 2025 admissions, choosing the right course in the right city can be your biggest advantage.

Jaipur, known for its cultural heritage, is now fast becoming a leading destination for advanced technology education. With modern infrastructure, competitive institutions, and a focus on industry-relevant curriculum, the city offers some of the best opportunities to pursue advanced computer science courses that prepare students for high-growth careers.

Let’s explore how Jaipur is shaping the next generation of tech professionals and which courses can help you unlock your future.

Why Choose Jaipur for Computer Science in 2025?

Over the past decade, Jaipur has seen a significant transformation in its educational ecosystem. The city now hosts numerous universities and engineering colleges that offer specialized tech courses aligned with global standards. These institutions combine academic rigor with hands-on experience, giving students a practical understanding of real-world technology challenges.

Beyond academics, Jaipur offers a student-friendly environment, affordable cost of living, access to internships in tech startups, and connectivity with IT hubs like Gurugram and Bengaluru—making it an ideal city for ambitious tech students.

If you're aiming for top-quality education, you'll find options that rival any top computer science engineering college in Rajasthan—but with the added advantage of smaller class sizes and more personalized learning.

What Are Advanced Computer Science Courses?

Advanced computer science courses go beyond the standard B.Tech CSE curriculum to include specializations in cutting-edge technologies. These programs are designed for students who want to stay ahead of industry trends and build expertise in niche domains.

Typical subjects included in such courses are:

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Data Analytics & Big Data

Cloud Computing & DevOps

Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Technologies

Internet of Things (IoT)

Robotics & Embedded Systems

Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking

Full-Stack Development

UI/UX Design and Human-Computer Interaction

Choosing the right cs engineering course in jaipur allows students to specialize in one or more of these areas, backed by project work, internships, and sometimes even international certification programs.

Top Advanced Computer Science Courses to Consider in 2025

Whether you’re a fresh 12th-grade graduate or someone switching to a tech field, Jaipur offers a wide range of programs tailored to various career goals. Here are some of the most promising advanced courses available in 2025:

1. B.Tech in Computer Science with Specialization in AI & ML

Offered by several top private universities, this course trains students in data modeling, deep learning, and algorithmic systems. Ideal for those who want to work on cutting-edge AI applications.

2. B.Tech in CSE with Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity professionals are in high demand. This specialization focuses on ethical hacking, digital forensics, risk management, and secure system design.

3. B.Tech in Data Science & Analytics

One of the most popular courses, this specialization deals with statistical modeling, Python, R, and machine learning applied to real-world data problems.

4. B.Tech in Cloud Computing

A growing number of colleges now offer cloud-focused programs that train students in AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud—ideal for roles in DevOps and infrastructure engineering.

5. Integrated B.Tech + M.Tech in CSE

Some institutions offer integrated courses that allow students to gain deeper knowledge while saving a year of study.

These programs are designed in collaboration with industry leaders, ensuring that students learn the tools and technologies being used in top companies today.

Where to Study: Leading Colleges in Jaipur

Jaipur is home to institutions that combine strong academics with a future-focused approach. Some of the colleges offering advanced CSE specializations include:

AESTR by Suresh Gyan Vihar University – Known for its AI-driven curriculum and collaboration with tech giants.

JECRC University – Offers diverse specializations and strong placement support.

Manipal University Jaipur – Provides global exposure and interdisciplinary research options.

Poornima University – Strong focus on hands-on learning, innovation labs, and startup support.

LNMIIT Jaipur – A premier institute with a strong legacy in research and engineering excellence.

Each of these offers a unique approach to learning, and students should evaluate faculty expertise, placement records, certifications, and internship tie-ups before enrolling in any advanced cse course in jaipur.

Career Opportunities After Advanced CSE Courses

Graduates from advanced CSE programs are not restricted to traditional software roles. Instead, they gain access to a broader spectrum of tech-driven careers, such as:

AI Engineer

Data Scientist

Cloud Solutions Architect

DevOps Engineer

Full-Stack Developer

Blockchain Developer

Cybersecurity Analyst

IoT Engineer

Product Manager in Tech Firms

With the right specialization, students can secure jobs with global tech firms, innovative startups, or even pursue research and higher education in India or abroad.

Important Considerations Before You Apply

Here are a few tips for students considering advanced CSE programs in Jaipur:

Check for Accreditation – Ensure the program is approved by AICTE/UGC.

Evaluate Curriculum – Look for a balance of theory, practicals, and projects.

Explore Industry Links – Choose colleges with strong placement and internship records.

Understand Fees & ROI – Compare tuition fees with placement packages to evaluate long-term value.

Campus Facilities – Modern labs, cloud computing tools, and innovation centers are crucial.

Final Thoughts

As the world becomes increasingly digital, advanced computer science skills are no longer optional—they’re essential. Jaipur, with its growing reputation as an educational and technological center, provides an excellent launchpad for aspiring computer science professionals.

Whether your interest lies in AI, data analytics, cloud technology, or cybersecurity, there is a program waiting to help you build your dream career. With the right guidance and academic foundation, you can unlock a tech-powered future full of opportunity, innovation, and impact.

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How to Choose the Right College in AP ICET 2025 Counselling

AP ICET 2025 counselling is a crucial step for students aspiring to pursue MCA or MBA programs in Andhra Pradesh. Selecting the right college ensures quality education, better career opportunities, and industry exposure. Among the top MCA/MBA colleges in Andhra Pradesh, Godavari Global University (GGU) is considered the best choice for its excellent academic structure and high placement rates.

For students in Rajahmundry, GGU is widely recognized as one of the top MCA/MBA colleges in Rajahmundry and also ranks among the best MCA colleges in Rajahmundry. The university offers cutting-edge programs in software development, AI, and data science to prepare students for global careers. In addition to MCA programs, GGU is also ranked among the best M.Tech/B.Tech colleges in Rajahmundry and across Andhra Pradesh, making it a top choice for technical aspirants. As a top MBA/MCA university in Andhra Pradesh, GGU combines academic excellence with strong industry tie-ups for internships and placements.

It is also considered one of the best MBA colleges in Rajahmundry and best MBA colleges in Andhra Pradesh, while ranking high among the best M.Tech colleges in Andhra Pradesh for engineering studies. When prioritizing colleges in AP ICET counselling, opting for the best MBA/MCA college in Andhra Pradesh like GGU ensures a bright and rewarding career path.

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Business Analytics vs. Data Science: What Should MBA Students Choose in 2025?

Business Analytics or Data Science for MBAs in 2025?

Compare roles, skills, pay, and growth across analytics and data science. See tool lists, PGDM course gaps, and tips to pick the fit that matches your aims.

The data revolution has transformed how businesses operate, with India leading global demand at 17.4% of job postings seeking data analytics skills. The India data analytics market generated USD 3,551.8 million in 2024 and is set to reach USD 21,286.4 million by 2030. But MBA and PGDM aspirants face a critical choice: Business Analytics or Data Science?

With NASSCOM predicting 25–35% CAGR for India’s AI market over the next four years, the timing is perfect for analytics education. Top PGDM College in Mumbai, Valia School of Management, responds to this growth by offering AICTE-approved PGDM tracks in both Business Analytics and Data Science, coupled with a six-month industry internship that bridges academic learning with real-world application.

What Is Business Analytics? Exploring PGDM in Business Analytics

Business Analytics is the process of using data to make better business decisions. It helps organizations understand trends, solve problems, and plan for the future by turning raw data into useful insights. With tools like Excel, Power BI, and SQL, it drives smart, strategic growth.

A PGDM in Business Analytics provides students with both technical skills and business acumen. The curriculum combines statistical methods, data visualization, and strategic thinking to prepare graduates for leadership roles in data-driven organizations.

What Is Data Science? A Deep Dive for MBA/PGDM Students

Data Science is the process of collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting large sets of data to uncover patterns, make predictions, and support decision-making. It uses tools like statistics, programming, and machine learning to turn raw data into valuable insights.

In today’s data-driven world, Data Science helps businesses understand customer behavior, market trends, and operational challenges. For MBA or PGDM students, it’s not just a tech subject, it’s a career edge. Knowing the basics of Data Science can help you work better with technical teams, improve data-backed strategies, and boost your decision-making skills in any business role.

While Data Science involves advanced tools like Python, R, and machine learning algorithms, MBA students don’t need to become coders, but understanding how data is used can give you a real advantage in marketing, finance, HR, and operations.

Business Analytics vs Data Science: Key Differences MBA/PGDM Students Must Know

The primary difference lies in objectives. Business Analytics aims to optimize business processes and support decision-making, while Data Science focuses on innovation through predictive modeling and algorithm development.

Required skill sets differ significantly. Business Analytics professionals need strong business acumen, communication skills, and basic technical knowledge. Data Science requires advanced programming skills, mathematical expertise, and deep understanding of algorithms.

Career tracks also vary. Business Analytics leads to roles like Business Analyst, Marketing Analyst, and Operations Manager. Data Science paths include Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, and Research Scientist positions.

PGDM courses in Mumbai reflect these differences. Business Analytics programs highlight case studies, business strategy, and practical applications. Data Science specializations focus on programming, statistics, and technical implementation.

Career Opportunities in Business Analytics and Data Science in 2025

Career opportunities in Business Analytics include various roles across industries. Core Business Analytics positions include Business Analyst, Analytics Manager, and Consulting Specialist, with strong demand in consulting, finance, and retail sectors.

Data Science career paths focus on technical specializations. Popular roles include Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, and Data Architect. These positions typically require advanced technical skills and specialized knowledge.

Salary benchmarks show interesting patterns. Business Analysts in India earn an average of ₹9,00,000 annually, while Data Scientists earn around ₹11,24,572 per year. However, Business Analytics offers faster career progression into management roles.

Long-term prospects favor both fields. NASSCOM predicts 25-35% CAGR growth for India’s AI market, benefiting both Business Analytics and Data Science professionals.

Essential Skills, Tools, and Curriculum Comparison

To succeed in the fields of Business Analytics and Data Science, students need to build a strong foundation in both technical tools and soft skills.

Key Skills Required

For Business Analytics:

Critical Thinking: Ability to analyze business problems and interpret data logically.

Communication Skills: Presenting insights clearly to non-technical stakeholders.

Business Understanding: Knowing how to apply analytics in areas like marketing, operations, and finance.

Data Ethics Awareness: Understanding responsible data use and privacy concerns.

For Data Science:

Programming Skills: Proficiency in Python or R for data manipulation and model development.

Mathematics & Statistics: Strong base in probability, statistics, and linear algebra.

Machine Learning: Ability to build predictive models and train algorithms.

Problem-Solving: Tackling complex data challenges with structured thinking.

Tools You Should Know

Business Analytics Tools:

Excel: Widely used for data analysis and reporting.

Power BI and Tableau: Popular for creating interactive dashboards and visual reports.

SQL: Necessary for data extraction and querying from databases.

Data Science Tools:

Python and R: Preferred languages for data analysis, modeling, and scripting.

TensorFlow: Commonly used in building AI and deep learning models.

Jupyter Notebooks: For documenting and sharing code with visualizations.

Scikit-learn: Library for implementing machine learning models.

These tools help professionals solve real-world problems, whether by generating business reports or developing AI-based solutions.

Curriculum Highlights

PGDM in Business Analytics typically includes:

Business Strategy

Financial Modeling

Marketing and Operations Analytics

Data Visualization and Reporting

PGDM in Data Science generally focuses on:

Machine Learning

Statistical Modeling

Data Structures and Algorithms

Programming in Python/R

The difference lies in application vs development. Business Analytics students learn how to apply tools to solve management problems, while Data Science students are trained to build the tools and models themselves.

Factors to Consider When Choosing Between Business Analytics and Data Science

Personal interest plays an important role. If you enjoy strategic business insights and working with stakeholders, Business Analytics suits you better. If you prefer technical modeling and algorithm development, consider Data Science.

Career goals matter significantly. Business Analytics leads to leadership and management positions faster. Data Science offers specialized technical roles with high compensation but may limit general management opportunities.

Program format affects your choice. Valia School of Management(VSM), PGDM in Business Analytics in Mumbai, offers complete business education with analytics specialization. Data Science programs focus primarily on technical skills with limited business training.

Industry trends show Business Analytics among the best PGDM specializations for 2025, reflecting strong market demand for business-focused analytics professionals.

Why Valia School of Management Is the Best PGDM College for Business Analytics in Mumbai

Valia School of Management stands out as a premier institution for PGDM in Business Analytics in Mumbai. With AICTE approval and over six decades of excellence, VSM combines academic rigor with practical industry exposure. Our state-of-the-art infrastructure and experienced faculty further ensure a transformative learning experience.

The specialized PGDM in Business Analytics curriculum at VSM integrates innovative tools like Tableau and Power BI with complete business strategy modules. Students work on real industry case studies and gain hands-on experience with leading analytics platforms.

VSM’s faculty brings extensive industry experience and academic expertise. The school maintains strong partnerships with leading corporations, ensuring students access current industry practices and networking opportunities.

The placement record speaks for itself. VSM graduates secure positions with top consulting firms, banks, and technology companies. The six-month intensive internship program provides valuable industry experience, making graduates highly sought after by employers.

Conclusion: Choose Your Data-Driven Path

Your choice between Business Analytics vs Data Science depends on career aspirations and interests. Business Analytics offers faster progression to leadership roles with strong business focus, while Data Science provides specialized technical expertise with high compensation potential.

Consider your strengths and long-term goals. If you enjoy business strategy and stakeholder interaction, Business Analytics aligns better with your profile. If you prefer technical challenges and algorithm development, Data Science may suit you better.

Ready to launch your data-driven career? Explore PGDM in Business Analytics at Valia School of Management and join the next generation of business leaders who can harness the power of data to drive organizational success. Download our program brochure or register for an information session to take the first step toward your analytics career.

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