In fact, I haven't paid much attention to the sport of Formula One. I don't think it's just driving.
It wasn't until the year before last that I went to Shanghai Auto City for the first time to watch a Ferrari open day, and found that the sound of the engine of the car can match that of the plane. You have to cover your ears every time the red Ferrari zips past the stands.
After that, I still didn't think how exciting this sport was. Isn't it just drag racing?
It wasn't until last weekend when I drove a go-kart with a friend and felt the impact of the acceleration close to the ground even in an entry-level 80cc car. When cornering, you had to use your core strength to control the direction. There is such a big difference between driving a car and watching a car.
I can't wait to watch this drama when I come back from the go-kart.
From the first episode, I was shocked.
It turns out that this is such a flesh-and-blood sport, full of love, hatred, and ups and downs. No less than the NBA I like to watch.
This movement also has its own unique charm.
10 teams, 10 drivers, 21 world metropolis, the story takes place on a global trip.
I even had the "non-consideration" of wanting to be a mechanic in the team, after all, a hard-working mechanic and a racing driver.
In any case, this is considered to be a five-star introduction to Formula One, so that a layman can no longer see flowers in the fog.
If you are also curious about the sport with the highest threshold, fastest speed and highest competition cost in the world, start with this show!
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