Niki Lauda
Niki Lauda was an Austrian Formula 1 driver and three-time world champion, born in 1949. He is renowned for his remarkable comeback after a near-fatal accident in 1976, where he sustained severe burns but returned to racing just six weeks later. Lauda's tenacity and skill made him a legendary figure in motorsport, and he is remembered for his significant contributions to the sport, as well as his successful career as an airline entrepreneur.
Born on Feb 22, 1949 (76 years old)
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Italy:
Niki Lauda was a prominent figure during Montezemolo's early years as a sports director at Ferrari.
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Switzerland:
Niki Lauda's character is portrayed in the film about the rivalry with James Hunt.
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Italy:
Niki Lauda expressed gratitude for the pleasant time spent at Villa Ansaldi.
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Ukraine:
Niki Lauda finished third at the 1976 Swedish Grand Prix, behind Scheckter and Depailler.
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Greece:
Niki Lauda survived a horrific crash and won three World Championships.
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Italy:
Niki Lauda was a close friend of Luca Montezemolo and faced a life-threatening accident.
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Ukraine:
Niki Lauda was a two-time Formula 1 World Champion who returned to racing in 1984 with McLaren.
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Monaco:
Niki Lauda is referenced as a driver who won the Monaco Grand Prix consecutively in the 1970s.
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Switzerland:
Niki Lauda expressed confidence that speed and beauty inspire each other.
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Italy:
Lauda's legacy is referenced in the context of the special livery worn by Ferrari drivers.
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