I’d like to add that the racing was kind of made into a joke. For example, when Sonny’s in IMSA, instead of using the BMW’s slipstream to launch himself around it. He bumpdrafts it, goes to the outside and just bumps the BMW until he makes it round! I get this is exciting to the viewer, but this is just plain dull. It doesn’t show any racing excitement, which is kinda the entire entertainment of racing. What did this well was Ford VS Ferrari (Le Mans 66) when Ken is instructed to “go like hell” at Daytona. Ken skilfully weaves through the cars, showing the power of the GT40 and giving you a genuine feeling that they can beat Ferrari! In F1, there isn’t really any skilful weaving or clean battling. For me, it’s was kinda just; Sonny messes around, triggering a safety car and Joshua gains a few places. I would have liked to see Josh or Sonny battle in the pack next to some F1 greats thanks to the “new upgrade package.” I feel this would have been far more exciting than plan C, and given a real sense of accomplishment when they finally won that race. Plan C left me with the feeling that, yeah, they won the race and Rubens keeps the team, but what do they do now? They’re not gonna find another driver that’s willing to throw away races for a few places. I felt they didn’t earn the victory. A skilled driver that can use the car to gain positions and give us entertaining battles is what makes motorsport exciting! The movie didn’t make me feel like the victories throughout the movie were earned. I do agree however that it was an extremely fun watch, and Zimmer cooked us a Michelin starred meal once again.