Enzo Ferrari

The definitive biography of an icon

By: Luca Dal Monte

Narrated by: Paul Daintry

**DAILY MAIL BOOK OF THE WEEK**

Soon to be an AppleTV+ series, this is the definitive account of how Enzo Ferrari became the master of motor racing, and one of the most complex, important and imposing figures in the 20th century.

The book draws upon years of original research, conducted in Italy and abroad, and unveils hidden aspects of Ferrari's career - from his early days as a racer, to how he founded the Ferrari company, and even his dealings with the Italian Fascist government and Communist leaders.

Learn how Ferrari pushed his drivers to the brink of disaster, revolutionised the automobile industry and overcame family and company infighting on his rise to greatness.

Critic reviews

A book for enthusiasts - of cars, engines and the crazy world of racing drivers and their victories and defeats in the twentieth century.

Heavily researched.

Definitive.

Good enough I feel like it deserved atleast 10 more hours

Forza Ferrari
From American fan, guy is a legend, I shouldn’t have to sell you on Ferraris history

Fascinating and in depth!

Chronicle of an legendary life marked by enduring personal tragedy and weathering professional hardships.

Mouth noises like no other

If it weren’t for the unique, exciting, one of a kind life and exploits of Enzo Ferrari, I wouldn’t have been able to push through the narrators horrendous Italian accent, and constant unfailing mouth noises.

Touching.

His loyalty & longevity was nice. His love of his son was exceptional. A special life.

A complete, almost a year by year, telling of Enzo’s life

It’s a wonderful story, particularly for avid F1 fans. However, the narrator’s Italian accent applied to all quotes in the book was painful