LONDON: The 25th anniversary of the death of Enzo Ferrari passed with no great fanfare this month, but in the middle of Formula One’s summer break—that four-week lull between the Hungarian GP and last weekend’s Belgian spectacle—it did stir memories of one of the greatest figures in the sport’s history.

The creator of the most famous marque in F1 history died at his home in Modena, Italy, on August 14, 1988. He was 90.

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