Among the merits of this book there is the description of Enzo Ferrari during his first forty years, before he became the most acclaimed, successful (and published) car manufacturer in the world. The Luca Dal Monte‘s description (enriched even thanks to the memories of Franco Gozzi, who was thirty years at the side of the Drake) is enlightening: Enzo Ferrari is a person with an intelligence out of the ordinary who, since very young, manages to convince other to do what he wants. Few years of competitions are enough to make Ferrari clear that he doesn’t have the talent of Ascari, Campari, Nuvolari: he stops racing and takes advantage of the bland interest in the car competitions of Nicola Romeo to cut out a leading role as an organizer in… Read the rest