:33:11
You have a delicate touch.
:33:15
When you race, can you have
such a delicate touch?
:33:21
Well, you hold on tighter.
:33:25
But there's a kind
of delicacy to it, yes.
:33:30
It must be difficult to be delicate
when death could be so close.
:33:47
It's even very feminine, I think.
:33:49
What?
:33:51
The way you touch the wheel.
:33:55
What do you mean, "feminine"?
:33:57
It's all right. The best men are
always feminine in some ways.
:34:01
- What ways?
- The ways that are feminine.
:34:07
I don't mean that you're a homo.
You aren't a homo, are you?
:34:10
Nope.
:34:13
It's not so terrible
to have the qualities of a woman.
:34:17
People have said to me
I was like the man in my family.
:34:20
I was impressed by it.
:34:22
I loved my father.
I have big hands like my father, look.
:34:31
I didn't mean to suggest
that you're a homo.
:34:33
- I have nothing against homos.
- That's good to hear.
:34:43
I have always heard that the man
who race in cars...
:34:46
...that the car is really nothing
but an extension of the penis.
:34:49
Do you think that's true?
It seems like a fair question.
:34:54
The motorbikes, for example.
I'm always hearing the motorbike is...
:34:57
I know you're always hearing,
but you don't know anything about cars.