#220 Enzo Ferrari: The Man and the Machine

It was over. A strangely disappointing anticlimax to a life that had span most of the history of motorsports. His health had been in severe decline for months, and the end had been expected. While his mind remained quick to the last, the powerful body had long since crumbled under the sheer weight of years. Editorial writers around the world groped for words to express what Enzo Ferrari had meant.

Many try to describe him as an automotive pioneer. Which he was not. Others called him a great racing driver and engineer. Which he was not. He was exactly what he had repeatedly said he was.

An agitator of men. And he remained true to his credo to the day he died. If there was one essential quality about the man It was his iron bound tenacity. His fierce devotion to

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