Enzo Ferrari
Italian racing driver and entrepreneur (1898-1988) · Italy · Athletes · Died at 90 · also Serbia
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Something wrong?He turned a stable of race cars into the most obsessive marque on earth - nine driver titles, eight constructor crowns, and a name that still means speed even when standing still.
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, I had deluded myself - as fathers often do - that our attentions would help [Dino] to regain his health.
His death has deprived us of a great champion - one that I loved very much. My past is scarred with grief; parents, brother, son. My life is full of sad memories.
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Enzo Anselmo Giuseppe Maria Ferrari was born 18 February 1898 in Italy, became a racing driver, then founded Scuderia Ferrari to field Grand Prix teams. He later launched the Ferrari automobile marque and led it through decades of Formula One dominance: under him the team claimed nine World Drivers' Championships and eight Constructors' titles. The British called him il Drake after Francis Drake, noting how his small company kept winning against richer rivals. By his final years - he died 14 August 1988 - Italians had cycled through half a dozen honorifics: l'Ingegnere, il Grande Vecchio, il Patriarca, as if one name couldn't hold him.
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