Postgraduates Studies and The Future

What we will do after our graduation of the initial university studies it´s always an important thing to think about, but for being real It´s a very difficult decision because after (in our case) at least 6 years of studying is very difficult to choose still studying for a couple more years, so if you really like the idea of keep studying you can study a postgraduate program like a master or maybe you like more the idea of the specialization like becoming a surgeon.   

    

    

In any case, this cost a lot of money If you don´t get a scholarship, so even If you wanted to do something you are limited for the money, but you can always work for a couple of years and if you still want to do a postgraduate or a specialization you can pay it now with the money that you saved.

Now talking about what I want to do after I graduate of dental school is and always will be to specialize in oral and maxilo-facial surgery, this being my ultimate goal after I complete my initial university studies.

Cars and Racing

Cars and racing are always related, is as simple as you just look a car dashboard, the speed that shows you could get is wayyy beyond the speed limits, like the ones of the highway, yeah sure they are limited, but you still can go over the speed limit, so a lot of people develops a passion for going faster and faster, but others they get scared of this, very justified, because you can easily die if you crash at high speeds, and for that people create racetracks and a new sport born, the motorsport, that doesn´t just involve cars, involves whatever thing that haves a motor, but in my case I prefer cars.

So out there are a lot of categories for car racing, but the one that I loved and is my favorite is the karting one, because is truly real pure racing, since it doesn´t have any way of electronic assist, and it doesn´t even have suspension, is just a pair of metal tubes, the motor and you. You really can feel the car and the ground under you, and even if is it true that you don´t get more than 160km/h at top speed because the tracks don´t have long straights, at least here in Chile, but you are sooo close to the ground that it feels faster than if you go 260km/h in a normal car, and the cornering speed in this cars is so good that you develop a lot more G force than in a normal car, that you will feel so exhausted with just a few laps and it´s very likely that you will have a lot of bruises in your ribs and legs at the end of the day and of course your hands will be stuck to the steering wheel and you will need help for somebody else to put your fingers straight. 

All that I´m saying is from the experiences that I have acquired since 2014 which was the year that I started racing as a professional racing driver and has become one of the things that I can´t keep out of my mind especially now with these quarantine times, that have kept me out of the tracks.                                                                                                                                                       

                                             

                                                 (That´s me)