This quote is widely attributed to Enzo Ferrari, reflecting his early focus on engine power over aerodynamic sophistication, though Ferrari later embraced advanced aerodynamics.
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@newyorkautomuseum.bsky.socialEnzo Ferrari died in 1988, but his legacy lived on. Just weeks later, Ferrari scored a 1-2 at Monza, the only race McLaren didn’t win that season. 38 years later, his name still defines racing.
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@newyorkautomuseum.bsky.socialEnzo Ferrari built a racing legend, but his legacy went beyond cars. One Christmas, he personally gave gifts to the children of his engineers and workers, a quiet gesture that revealed another side of Il Commendatore.
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@newyorkautomuseum.bsky.socialOn 14 August 1988, Enzo Ferrari died aged 90. His legacy lives on through Scuderia Ferrari, the only team to compete in every F1 season since 1950. A true icon of motorsport. #EnzoFerrari 🇮🇹
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