Plus rapide que l'éclair : Autobiographie

The story of his humble beginnings adds so much depth to his journey. I wonder if the author wanted to show how much his environment shaped his determination.

While I appreciated the honesty, those sections felt a bit slower compared to the adrenaline of his races. Was that intentional to build tension or highlight struggles?

His insights into his mindset before and after races made me think about how much mental strength matters in sports. Did the author aim to give us a window into his inner world?