David Rosenthal

Participating in the pinnacle of motorsport, as we've just been talking about, is integral to what Ferrari is.

And if you buy a Ferrari as a client...

What you are buying is a direct connection to that ongoing heritage in a way that you are not with any other auto manufacturer.

Yep.

So...

As we continue the operatic life of Enzo Ferrari here, the re-entry into the racing business and the new pinnacle of motorsport in Formula One unfortunately comes with renewed tragedy.

Enzo would hire the young Alberto Ascari, who is the son of one of his two mentors who died when Enzo was racing for Alfa Romeo.

And Enzo would take Alberto under his wing, treat him almost like a surrogate son.

Until in 1955, Alberto is killed practicing in a Ferrari at Monza at exactly the same age that his father died.

And Enzo vows that he will never become emotionally close to a driver again.

He's witnessed too many deaths in his life.

But unfortunately for Enzo, death during this time was only just beginning to reenter his life and his company.

Yes.

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