Luca di Montezemolo

Yes.

There's no engines involved.

That's interesting.

I'm not sure I totally agree with the distinction, but a thing that I will say is you go to Paris to absorb the history and look at the fine museums, and you go to Italy to feel something.

To let loose.

Yeah.

To live your life in the fullest, to let your hair down.

I mean, it's a whole different side of life they are asking you to embrace when you are doing something distinctively Italian.

And these are death machines.

Totally.

You're on the edge.

You're living every ounce of life that you possibly could to the fullest.

These are death machines and they are being designed by the era and the country's most esteemed designers.

Beckoning to risk it all.

I mean, and that's even more tragic.

It's more romantic if he had died in a race car.

And Enzo has spent 24 years since Dino's birth keeping him safe.

I mean, doing everything that he can control in his worldly power to not be around race cars.

I mean, he's not racing them.

He's trying not to have Dino race them.