David Rosenthal

dies at age 24 of muscular dystrophy.

So not in a race car, but a horrible, tragic disease.

Yeah.

Yes.

Yes.

It's such a great point.

So that's a great point.

And it is truly shattering for Enzo.

This is the shattering event among many shattering events in his life because it's, of course, the grief for his lost son.

But it's also the grief for his empire.

Like, it's gone.

He has no heir anymore.

The line won't continue.

So after Dino's death, Enzo stops going to races.

It's sort of like a self-inflicted punishment that, you know, if Dino can't be here with me to go to the races, then I will no longer go.

travel to and go to the races to my great, terrible joys.

Well, if you know anything about the shareholding structure of Ferrari today or its board of directors, you might say, wait a minute.

There sure is a Ferrari who owns it.

Yeah.

Isn't there a current member of the Ferrari board of directors named Piero Ferrari who owns 10% of the company and is also the biological son of Enzo who very much would have been alive at this time?