Lin Yan glanced at Veneres, and after hearing Lin Yan's words, Veneres also gave a wry smile.
"But his parents were successful, successfully creating an excellent race car driver."
Lin Yan was right. He wasn't much better than Daniel when he was a child. To cultivate a feel for the car, he started riding from a very young age. He suffered a lot back then, often falling and crying out in pain.
He still has many steel nails in his body that can't be removed, left from those years. Countless people envy them, thinking that GP drivers look very imposing riding factory bikes. However, the suffering endured over the years is something an ordinary person could never bear.
Veneres has always agreed with a saying within the industry: if they were to study, perhaps each of them could become a top student. He once thought that perhaps being an ordinary person would be better than now, more relaxed. Those who have walked this path know better than anyone how difficult it is.
In an interview program back then, someone asked the nine-time champion about becoming a
Lin Yan vaguely remembers this driver's number was 74. At that time, he was known as the God of Suzuka, which is the Suzuka circuit.
The reason he has such a deep impression of this driver is that when the driver was inducted into the Hall of Fame, he happened to be participating in
And this God of Suzuka added another chapter to this historic race.
At that time, everyone, including Lin Yan, never expected that this legendary driver, who made his name on the Suzuka circuit, would ultimately perish at Suzuka. The corner where he had the accident was 130R, also known as Corner 15.
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ps: I didn't intend to write this part, but to pad the word count (confession is good for leniency...) I also wanted to let more people understand. Although I don't particularly like this driver's nationality, he is the only person of yellow race, apart from the protagonist, to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.