The couple of young drivers on the eve of the start of Formula 1 recount the friendship, rivalry and ambitions that brought them to Maranello together
The red house has a new tenant: it is Carlos Sainz, son of a rally legend. He and Charles Leclerc, who took the keys to Maranello from former captain Sebastian Vettel, form the second youngest Ferrari duo in history after Jacky Ickx and Chris Amon (1968). They arrive at the start of the F1 World Championship in Bahrain full of expectations and hopes, with the same book in their suitcase: My terrible joys, the biography of Enzo Ferrari. Because there is no future without the past.
– .
