David Rosenthal

So good.

Enzo, though, remember, he's very experienced with these race car drivers and their brushes with death.

Enzo, I think, kind of loses faith in Lauda as a driver after that.

He's like, oh, no, he fears death now.

Luca still believes in him, though.

So there's some conflict there.

Again, it never gets personal.

I think they truly do always kind of love and respect each other.

But all of this combines...

Luca can't stay at Ferrari.

So they ultimately decide it's better if Luca leaves the F1 team, leaves day-to-day at Ferrari, and goes to work for Fiat in Turin.

He remains on the board of Ferrari, Luca does, but he goes day-to-day to Turin and kind of closer to the Agnelli empire.

And I think Enzo thinks that he's going to still have a spy now in Fiat with Luca, which maybe he does, maybe he doesn't, but

Sadly, this is another tragedy.

This is kind of the end of the glory for Ferrari in racing during Enzo's life.

They had this great moment together.

And for the rest of Enzo's life, there's some ups and downs, but mostly the Ferrari glory on the racetrack is gone and doesn't return until Luca returns after Enzo's death.

Yeah, it's funny.

I had written in my script here about the last days of Enzo Ferrari.

They do mostly end with a whimper, not a bang.