DRIVER'S ANATOMY
DIECI INCROCI PERICOLOSI TRA PILOTI PER SVELARE IL LATO UMANO DELLA F1
Seventy years of Formula One reinterpreted through those physical peculiarities that have made the drivers famous.
An anatomical point of view on a world built in high motor technology, therefore completely new, although not unknown to the many enthusiasts who have been able to grasp through the singular physical peculiarities of the protagonists and the use they make of it in the race, the more human aspect of the fastest and most futuristic circuit there is.
Because it is thanks to those bodies that this sport has entered the collective imagination as a synonym of grit, courage, risk and adrenaline.
Bodies donated to the science of speed. Normal bodies but capable of doing things that are not really normal. Bodies through which joy, pain, life, death and glory pass.
Inside those bodies hides the greatness of the pilot, like Villeneuve's "liver", synonymous with courage and madness, or Alonso's heart, as hot as he is but sometimes traitor.
And then Cervert's eyes, turned off forever in an American afternoon, Senna's shoulders, used to calibrating the driving of his racing car as if to carry the weight of a nation.
Curious details such as Juan Manuel Fangio's belly or Nuvolari's arms, the very first champions.
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