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When we went to the Ferrari garage, they closed the shatter straight away.On the other hand, McLaren mechanics did not care at all as long as we kept a reasonable distance. A mechanic even answered to us when we greeted him saying "Guddo Ibuningu (Good Evening)". | ||||||||||
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The very gentle mechanic who replied to us was working on the car without a word and other mechanics walking by him with a pair of chop sticks and a polystyrene bowls for "Udon" (Japanese noodle) in their hands. It was very relaxed and certainly a very different world to that of an intense race situation.A very simple question of "why Udon??" came across the mind of a High school boy. | ||||||||||
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The good old "banana" wings. Looking just at the picture, it looks like as if it is in the middle of making TAMIYA's 1/12 scale models, but at the time, I was amazed at seeing the 1/1 scale wings for real. | ||||||||||
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I was looking through the photos a few years back and realized that there is thought to be the previous year's world champion, James Hunt at the back of the paddock in the photo.
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