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The story of a Uruguayan car racer that dreamt about being in F1 and did all that was possible to reach his goal. When he was about to reach his best prize, he died in a car accident at the CART World Series tests in Laguna Seca, US. This is a story about inspiration and overcoming obstacles. It portrays that nothing is impossible in life if there is dedication and love. A story about a young man that went through many hardships and that raced with the best. He came from a far away country with no tradition in the international automobile racing world.
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The story of a Uruguayan car racer that dreamt about being in F1 and did all that was possible to reach his goal. When he was about to reach his best prize, he died in a car accident at the CART World Series tests in Laguna Seca, US. This is a story about inspiration and overcoming obstacles. It portrays that nothing is impossible in life if there is dedication and love. A story about a young man that went through many hardships and that raced with the best. He came from a far away country with no tradition in the international automobile racing world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Luis Ara, Federico Lemos
In Theaters:
Box Office:$31,261
Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Federico Lemos, Luis Ara
Director
Gonzalo "Gonchi" Rodríguez
Self (archive footage)
Juan Pablo Montoya
Self (Team Penske, Indycar Series)
Christian Horner
Self (Team Manager F1 Red Bull Racing)
Mark Webber
Self (F1 Red Bull Racing)
Hélio Castroneves
Self (Team Penske, Indycar Series)
Justin Wilson
Self (Team Dale Coyne, Indycar Series)
Adrián Fernández
Self (former IndyCar Series driver)
Keith Sutton
Self (Photographer)
Charlie Whiting
Self (Formula One race director)
Roger Penske
Self (Team Penske Director)
Ignacio García
Self (Gonchi cousin)
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