How do the events in the story change the way squeaky views competition?

Throughout the story, Squeaky's perspective on competition changes as she witnesses Raymond's natural running talent and challenges herself to consider other forms of success beyond simply being the fastest. This shift prompts her to understand that competition doesn't always have to be about surpassing others, but can involve personal growth, support, and mutual respect. She learns to appreciate the value of friendly rivalry and the importance of individual growth in the face of healthy competition.