Both protagonists left a deep impression on me. If it is described in two words, James crazy and playboy, Nicky is serious and rational. They have completely different personalities and different fates, but it cannot be denied that they both have a legendary life.
I admire James for being able to die for the championship, his hands are poked with blood, and he doesn't care about the tire wear on slippery roads in rainy days. . Later, he retired as a host and died of a heart attack at the age of 45. Although the ending made the audience sigh, but so what? From beginning to end, he lived the life he wanted. He said, "What's the point of winning more prizes if you don't enjoy life?" When Nikki, who was seriously injured, returned to the game, he was really worried about his injury. At this time, they were no longer simply enemies, and they were already in the heart of each other. I admire each other. He even hit the reporter who raised the question of life attack on Nicky who just returned to the battlefield. At this time he is no longer an asshole.
I admire Nicky for being so smart, from the beginning by lending money to other people to become a driver and later on With his superb car repair skills, he has become a professional paid driver. This opening alone can make people ignore his status as a third-rate driver at the time and realize that he is not in the pool. I admire his almighty ability to both drive and repair cars, and even more admire him. After a series of strong performances in the intensive care unit after being seriously injured, his determination to return to the game is as strong as the pain he endured during the recovery process. I admire him for the top! I admire him when answering reporters' questions with an ugly face Not only was he not provoked, but he calmly faced the ugliness and laughed at the reporter. He said at the time, "The skin on my face comes from the graft on the right thigh. Although it is ugly, it will no longer drip into my eyes. This is a great thing for drivers. Good thing"...and near the end of the movie he says to James that "a wise man learns more from his enemies than a fool learns from his friends". Well, I admit I love Nier more Quito a little.
Little by little, the movie elevates the relationship between the two from being completely opposite to the point where they admire each other from the bottom of their hearts, and they are both enemies and friends.
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