F1: The Absolute Feeling of the Car
At the final F1 race in Abu Dhabi, amidst a sea of red flags surging in the audience stands, Wu Shi was involved in a car crash, flew off the track and died.
When he woke up again, he was back in 2007.
This year, the ambitious Touge officially joined McLaren, aiming for the annual championship.
This year, the old man was still the young Hamilton, who had just stepped onto the F1 stage and had not yet gone to Mercedes to start a seven-crown dynasty.
This year, Verstappen has just moved into the karting mini-max category and is about to sweep the calendar and make his mark.
This year, Zhou Guanyu, China's future number one F1 driver, started to get involved in karting under the guidance of Ma Qinghua.
This year, it seems as if nothing has started, yet it seems as if everything has already happened.
When Wu Shi stood by the track again, he recalled the 80G collision during the championship year and his extreme fear of the speed of the car.
He thought he would never have the courage to sit in a monocoque again.
Until a voice came from behind.
"Hi! Are you Wu Shi? How about we run a race?"
"What? Are you afraid? Are all Chinese people so lacking in confidence?
Sigrid_Ankertna · Sports
This book is like a car wreck. It’s so disturbing but you can’t manage to look away. Are people actually out there that are this twisted and messed up???? Why did they find eachother and harm do many innocent people and corrupt them in the process? Where is their humanity snd concience? If they exist, that is absolutely horrifying.