"Dottorcosta", the title of this autobiographical volume, is the first word they utter when drivers feel the pain, is Claudio Costa rushes, day and night, in Italy and anywhere in the world, saving legs and careers. Although then, explains Costa, the most powerful medicine of the world is the "heart" of the patient and its ability to not deludersi never "able to change direction in the turns of life," says Alex Zanardi. This book is a thesis: the courage, pain, death, and individual and collective challenge. The author tells the background of falls and recoveries of many champions who took care of the track in thirty years (1972-2002): Jarno Saarinen Valentino Rossi, passing by Mick Doohan, Giacomo Agostini, Wayne Gardner, Renzo Pasolini, Virginio Ferrari, Wayne Rainey, Loris Capirossi, Marco Melandri, Manuel Poggiali, Max Biaggi and many others. This book takes us through the mind of the pilots to understand why they run, take risks, fall, they return to run again broken. She tells the myth of the Mobile Clinic, the hospital traveling he created that follows the Grand Prix to aid pilots who are bad and that is a refuge from the wounds and also against the cold of life.