It presents the conflict of the individual and society not in terms of race but of choice and missed chances.
Only it's a little tougher for me because you don't wake up one morning and say, 'I'm going to the Daytona 500 today.' I've got to not just get you off the couch, but get you to make the plans because it's not really a day-of 'I'm going to go to the race' kind of choice".
You can run as a Hero in hundreds of races across the country, or you can choose a local race of your choice, any distance, and run it as a Hero.
F1 is not such a big deal in the US, where Nascar is the motor racing sport of choice, so the studio's decision to launch Rush in four theatres is smart.
Ice racing, his sport of choice, is traditional street racing, iced — complete with all the spins, slides, unpredictability and bone-chilling cold that come with racing cars on a frozen surface.
If he can keep up this remarkable pace through the end of his career, if he can continue to show up on the field and in the dance club but never in the police blotter, he can be the shining, sweat and lipstick and Jell-o shot-covered example that athletes can have fun and still be great, no matter their race or shot of choice.
When I said that people will less easily question a leader's capacity because of his race, my choice of a gendered pronoun did not come out of a desire to adhere to outdated rules of grammar.
We are in this race down because of choices the government is making for their wealthy campaign contributors.
McLaren chairman Ron Dennis said at the final race of 2014 that a choice between Button and Magnussen would be made on a "clinical and emotionless analysis of the options".
They each had pulled out a list (a regular weapon of choice in this race) — Mr. Kirk's containing names of questionable characters he said Mr. Giannoulias's family bank had done business with, and Mr. Giannoulias's containing names of dubious donors he said Mr. Kirk's campaign had received contributions from.
