00:05Hold on a minute. Don't you think we ought to talk?
00:08What, about how I'm going to run?
00:10Sure.
00:12About how you manage to live as long as you have.
00:18I think he can drive.
00:21Oh, he can drive. He can drive beyond the limits of the tires,
00:25the engine, the car, anything else.
00:27There's nothing I can't do with a race car.
00:31Oh, well, that's the difference between you and me.
00:34There's only so much I can do.
00:35You want me to work the pit and you drive?
00:40You running good?
00:42I will see how you do in a crowd.
00:45I was desperate to get your attention.
00:48Oh, you got it. I walked into a jungle.
00:51Come up here and do it. I'll take you to a race.
00:53Really, I can't. I'm a doctor. I'm cool.
00:57Think you're driving, can't improve?
00:59I'll take your word for what a car can do,
01:01but I'm not taking anybody's word for what I can do.
01:07I don't want you to hold a bad opinion, Nicole.
01:10I believe it scares him.
01:12He needs reassurance from you that he's okay.
01:14After all, uh...
01:16How could you hear me like that?
01:17I wasn't even like you.
01:19You're his doctor.
01:24See, a driver gets his bell rung and a couple of lights flicker.
01:28And loses what he needs more than his eyesight, more than his reflexes.
01:32More than anything in the world.
01:34I've raced with my legs broke, heart bruised, eyes popping out of my head like they're on springs.
01:40He loses his need.
01:43The need to drive right out there on the ragged edge.
01:46He doesn't believe you can drive anymore.
01:48How long before you find out?
01:50If you're really good.
01:52You just want to race again.
01:54Are you really lucky?
01:57You get back in that car, you'll die.
02:20You get back in that car, you'll die.
