Turning on netflix, I wanted to watch something to pass the time in the evening of the holiday, but ended up watching this F1 legendary documentary in one go. Very, very, very moved, countless times to tears, blood boils, and goosebumps all over my body.
The last time I watched F1 was three years in junior high school. In my 30 years of life, I lived with my parents at home for only three years. At that time, the TV for lunch and dinner was always the sports news of Central 5. At that time, I had good grades and there was no pressure to study. I never attended cram schools. I studied on Saturdays and rested on Sundays. I slept in until noon to watch the end of the NBA, and in the afternoon I watched F1 live broadcasts.
The entire 2-hour game was watched without blinking an eye. My mother just said it was just going around in circles, what's so good about it?
Of course it's beautiful!
F1 is not just about the drivers alone, whether the car is good or not, whether it rained on the day, how to use the team's pit-stop strategy, whether the pit-stop is neat enough to change tires, whether there will be overtaking, whether there will be three consecutive hairpin turns, flat tires , Retirement is a common thing; it is really bad that the car is unstable, and no matter how good the driver is, it is impossible to perform;
The most expensive sport, full of variables and excitement;
Good technique is very important. Ferrari used to be the first because of the good car. Schumi often won the championship. Every time it was a standard jumping pose.
There are also those who can't easily win but have momentum. Montoya, who is particularly reluctant to admit defeat, challenged Ferrari again and again; later, there was a handsome British guy Button, who was good-looking but that's it. At that time, we liked Alonso. Ah, another person who dares to challenge; there are also Hamilton, Kimi, Massa, and Schumacher Jr. Will Vettel still drive the second-tier car?
I used to yearn for aerodynamics, until high school physics always failed, alas...;
Then more than ten years later, after watching this documentary, I found that F1 is still the best race in my heart.
There is no big team to win, the camera is aimed at the young racers, the bottom team, the team with no money to burn, the engine technology can not keep up with the team, the engineer without a job, the racer without a job, the team Responsible person with bad grades...
Through the screen, you can feel the huge pressure they are under (many times greater than ordinary people like me);
Faced with difficulties and loneliness under doubt, tears, speechlessness, tolerance, and exploration of solutions.
I have never seen a documentary so inspiring! I think they are really awesome!
At the same time it feels like we are living in the same world because we are facing the same problems.
I made a mistake at work because of my own reasons. There is a teammate in the team who is arrogant. The boss has no money, and the hardware technology is not reliable. The rich second generation is coming to grab my job. ...
In all cases, they do; the drivers maintain strict self-training and fight hard on the track; managers meet and meet to solve one problem after another to ensure that the work can continue smoothly.
Although in a broad sense, this is a game that can only be won if you have money, but netflix is really focusing on finding it too well, abandoning the gorgeous results of the big teams, let us see the back of the game, so many people are working hard Persevere, the people who watch it are sad.
After reading it in one breath, I shed a lot of tears and gained a lot of strength and courage.
Really good shot.
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