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Based on a real scene from the 1998 Belgian Grand Prix of Formula One, a piece featuring a very angry Jiro going to a rival's garage to deal with some unfinished business.
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
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File Size 189.6 kB
You've really got his anger and determination pegged. The blurring of the background shows he's in rush to that confrontation. I like how you've got the chap on the right, almost pleading with him to calm down. Fantastically drawn and great colouring, especially the red, add to the emotion of the scene. GREAT WORK AGAIN😎⭐⭐⭐⭐
Murray Walker: Now what's going on, he's storming down the pitlane...he's going to have it out with his rival! This is a bit like Nigel Mansell and Ayrton Senna at their Belgian Grand Prix, when Nigel got him by the throat! James, what's the news?!
James Allen: Unbelievable altercation, as you say, Murray. Jean Todt's there, he's dragged his driver away. Jiro absolutely furious! I saw the car as I came in, absolutely destroyed the front suspension. He's walking past me now, he's ready...he's close to tears, guys...
James Allen: Unbelievable altercation, as you say, Murray. Jean Todt's there, he's dragged his driver away. Jiro absolutely furious! I saw the car as I came in, absolutely destroyed the front suspension. He's walking past me now, he's ready...he's close to tears, guys...
Well, he is 97 years old, but you're absolutely right! And from what I understand, he still stays as actively involved in motor racing as he can at his age.
My personal favorite Murray-isms:
"There's absolutely nothing wrong with the car except that it's on fire!"
or
"Well, this has blown it for Irvine, blown it for Ferrari! I'm not sure what's happened, but obviously there was a major-mal-mis-organization problem there...!"
My personal favorite Murray-isms:
"There's absolutely nothing wrong with the car except that it's on fire!"
or
"Well, this has blown it for Irvine, blown it for Ferrari! I'm not sure what's happened, but obviously there was a major-mal-mis-organization problem there...!"
Now those are some classics, my personal favourite was not what he said but how he said it.
Suzuka Circuit, Japan, 1990
"Senna sprints away but Alain Prost takes the lead, its happend Alain Prost has taken the advantage, Senna is trying to go through on the inside and IT'S HAPPEND IMMEDIATELY....THIS IS AMAZING. SENNA GOES OFF AT THE FIRST CORNER BUT WHAT HAS HAPPEND TO PROST? HE HAS GONE OFF TOO."
Couple of memorable Murray-ism's:
"He's gone from 7th to 6th to 4th to 5th and up to 3rd and this is only lap 23."
"Into the pits and I'm going to stop the start watch."
Suzuka Circuit, Japan, 1990
"Senna sprints away but Alain Prost takes the lead, its happend Alain Prost has taken the advantage, Senna is trying to go through on the inside and IT'S HAPPEND IMMEDIATELY....THIS IS AMAZING. SENNA GOES OFF AT THE FIRST CORNER BUT WHAT HAS HAPPEND TO PROST? HE HAS GONE OFF TOO."
Couple of memorable Murray-ism's:
"He's gone from 7th to 6th to 4th to 5th and up to 3rd and this is only lap 23."
"Into the pits and I'm going to stop the start watch."
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