'So, what should we do next? We need to sell the dream. We’ve never fully told the story of how blockchain—specifically Hive—enabled Slaven to pursue his lifelong dream of racing. Without blockchain, he probably never would have had the chance to compete at this level. That’s the message we need to share. A documentary would be the perfect way to tell this story—showing Slaven in his everyday life and how Hive has given him the opportunity to do something he’s always dreamed of. This would resonate not only with the global audience but also with the motorsport community, showing how blockchain is helping drivers achieve what once seemed impossible.'

I love this. Actually I was reminded of the Olympics too but for the swimmer Eric 'The Fish' who swam in the Sydney 2000 Olympics as a surprise wildcard from Equatorial Guinea. He literally had to learn to swim just 8 months before and finished a lowly 1.52.72 a minute off world record pace for the 100m. But it was his story and his heat as the crowd pushed him to the finish line that inpired millions around the world. Just 4 years later, Eric never gave up his dream and would go on to post a 56 second 100m lap, just 4 or 5 seconds off world record pace! The time actually qualified him for the Athens Olympics but Visa troubles ended his hopes of returning to the Olympics as a fully qualified athlete! I may be out on some details with this but that's how I remembered the story anyways and a qucik google to confirm.