Enzo Ferrari on Ferrari 

Shame he didn't get to see Schumacher win 5 titles in a row

RIP Enzo Ferrari (February 20, 1898 - August 14, 1988), aged 90

This isn’t a documentary this is a piece of art

Enzo talking about his life's work being a continuation of an adolescent dream is maybe the most perfect way to describe how every car enthusiast feels.

Enzo Ferrari, a philosopher among engineers. Very inspirational!

Rest in peace signore. And thank you.

That piece in his speak, Is the piece of man who reach all of his goals, that is what every man dream of... A very well lived life

Enzo Ferrari was one of the greatest human beings in motoring history

My father showed to me this impressing movie 32 years ago and few years ago it came agin in my memory since it is a masterpiece of highlighting a great car with great heritage that became a legend. This cars had soul in them as long Enzo was alive. After his death the speciality of this cars remained but the soul died along with the great man.

★ It was never about playboy sportscars, it was always about going around a corner with a smile on your face...

Definitely the greatest ever... FERRARI...LOVE EM

Some translations are a bit off (like the master-maestro at the

WHAT A FOOTAGE. Spectacular!

I first saw this interview (narrated version) as a kid, it was a bonus feature on a Marks and Spencer DVD, The Ultimate History of Ferrari. Such beautiful filmography. I've always adored the soundtrack and which I could find it standalone. I watch it every couple of months, it's my favourite position to this day.

the last scene at Nardò proving ground is just goosebump

The Godfather of Automotive Perfection.

Grazie per quello che hai creato!

The way Mr. Ferrari speaks about the gto and the testarossa is truly the best opinion of those cars ever. I would have an orgasm just to hear whatever he had to say about the F40. I wonder what he would think about the F12tdf and of course the LaFerrari.

Resterà nella storia sei stato un grande

Ralph dePalma did win the Indy 500 but in 1915. I never knew it was an american race that inspired sigore