With this incipit begins on Netflix the story of Manuel Fangio, considered the primary benchmark by Formula 1 drivers. These few words essentially describe the main purpose of competitive sport: a long journey to spot genius.
Do you know how many people lead cars in the world? Millions.
How many racing driver licenses are there in the world? Thousands.
But there are only a few hundred who race.
And among those two hundred 0 three hundred there are only about a hundred who are particularly good.
And then you get to the Grand Prix. There are only 21 drivers in the Grand Prix.
Of those 21, there are only six who are really good.
And among those six, only three are outstanding.
And, usually, only one genius.
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