Early 1976, during winter. A 16-year-old boy, dressed only in a light loden, rides his motorbike from Bologna to Maranello. His aim is to watch the Ferrari tests of his idol: Formula 1 world champion Niki Lauda.
He has no idea how much that experience will change his life, nor that, years later, he will find himself joking with Lauda himself, inside that world that had fascinated him.
Roberto Boccafogli, a journalist, communications expert and deep connoisseur of the Ferrari universe, retraces his personal story, which is inextricably linked to the exploits of the Maranello-based Scuderia.
From his adolescence influenced by the myth of Lauda, to his first steps into journalism during the tumultuous years of Gilles Villeneuve, to the realisation of a career that developed in parallel with the historic victories of Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.
Amidst unpublished anecdotes, unforgettable meetings and an unquenchable love for the Prancing Horse, Cuore rosso tells the story of a passion that turned into a profession, a journey through decades of racing, emotions and fulfilled dreams.
Cuore rosso - Cinquant'anni all'inseguimento della Ferrari is a book for those who do not just watch Ferrari on the track, but feel it coursing through their veins.
185 pages. Text in Italian.
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