David Rosenthal

And after the race, Enzo is charged by the Italian authorities with manslaughter.

Was he even at the race?

I don't believe he was at the race, no.

Right.

Well, it's not just that he's the owner.

It's that he is the architect of this slaughter, basically, which is exactly what the Catholic Church charges him with.

So not only is the Italian state, the police, charging him with manslaughter, the church, the pope,

comes after him.

So the Vatican's official newspaper runs a story after the race with the headline of Industrial Saturn.

Saturn, of course, being the Roman god who devoured his own children.

And it calls Enzo, quote, "...a modern Saturn become industrial tycoon.

He continues to devour his sons, as in the myth, so unfortunately."

in reality.

Ultimately, Enzo is acquitted after a long process in the legal case, and he reaches a compromise with the Vatican that he can continue racing and Ferrari can continue to sort of exist as this sort of national champion within Italy.

Oh, is this as long as they're not Italian drivers?

Yes, as long as he agrees to never hire Italian drivers.

Basically, you can kill young men as long as you don't kill our young men.

Brutal.

Oh, man.

But all of this, this whole era, this just waves incredibly, incredibly heavily on Enzo.