The reason why Senna is called the god of cars is not only because of his speed, his passion, and his endless pursuit, but also because of his encouragement and support for all the people of his motherland, Brazil, which has made him more popular. Respect.
This film is wonderful and touching. As a documentary, inside is real video and interviews with people he knew well long after Senna's death, including coaches, journalists, doctors, competitors. Each of them is also a kind of memory for Senna when they describe their thoughts and experiences. They describe how Senna showed his talents when he was a teenager, and how he won countless championships at the peak of his life with a pure smile. When talking about him When I died, I could clearly feel the depression of my emotions. The coach kept pouting and opening his eyes. The reporter's eyes were red when he said that Senna died. I could feel that everyone was sincere to him.
Senna gave me the two biggest feelings: humility and ambition.
Senna's humility is also mentioned in the film, he is always smiling, getting along with people, always proud of being Brazilian, always working hard to get first... And his ambition, I think it's a must for a passionate racing driver, he comes from a small town, he's constantly striving for speed, striving for the perfect fit, striving for an F1 championship, and he'll keep going back when he knows it's impossible. Going to the track to chase after the first place, will also recklessly go on the field after witnessing the death of other drivers.
I think in the end, when Cena died, the two people who knew him best commented on his death particularly well. "I want to see him on the beach with his grandkids, and if I see him battling cancer in his 40s and 50s, he might as well die at the racetrack." Yeah, isn't that the best possible ending for him?
Senna's life is also rich enough. He emerged as a prodigy, and then started the climax of his life. Although there were also lows in the middle, the lows made him more calm and calm, while maintaining his passion for racing, and it became more and more firm. The pursuit of transcendence, and finally died a vigorous death on the racing circuit. In addition, his contribution to Brazil has also made him very respected in China. He is also keen to do charity. Before his death, he donated 2 billion US dollars to the problem of children in Brazil. What a pity!
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