Read the passage. Felix was the favorite to win the wagon race with four horses pulling him, two horses on the left and two on the right. Before the race, he saw that one of the left wheels was a little crooked. He decided to race anyway. The race began, and Felix could feel the wheel wobble as he thundered around the track. He let his training work for him. He encouraged his two right-hand horses a little more, and they pulled a little ahead of the left-hand ones. The wagon tipped to the right, taking some weight off the loose left wheel. It worked. Even though he came in last, he was proud that he did not drop out of the race. Which is a theme in the passage? Sometimes you just need to slow down. Skills are more important to winning than speed. Problems can be overcome with determination. Training will not help you win if you lack talent.