I will choose Enzo Ferrari. A few days ago I saw a mini-serie of him and I was impressed. His passion for this sport, his perseverance, his category he was really fantastic!He made the better and most mystic F1 Team.

What do you think?

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"In that sense Kimi is better than Michael Schumacher. When I was working as Michael's data engineer we always had to tell him accurately how he could drive faster in different corners according to the computer. With Kimi you don't need these kind of advice. He finds the solutions himself."-Andrea Stella

Voted for Neubauer...Just seen a documentary on 1950s racing,and he was the man,no doubt...

I'd vote for Enzo,but some of his thoughts weren't quite bright...

"Aerodynamics are for the ones that can't build powerful engines"

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"Dedico esta corrida a quem me fez perder o mundial de 1989.As corridas são assim:às vezes acabam logo depois da largada,outras a 6 voltas do fim."

"Olha,eu ia fechar o maluco até ao final da época se fosse preciso.Ele só ia passar por baixo,porque nem por cima eu deixaria."

Ayrton Senna.

I voted for Neubauer too, he was a pioneer then he created many simbols and tactics in the 30's to communicate with his drivers.

Colin and Enzo were the developers and the leaders and to me, clearly ahead of Ron and Frank.

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There are three classes of people: those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see - Leonardo da Vinci

That's it,fully agree with Cesare!
You read my thoughts!

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"Dedico esta corrida a quem me fez perder o mundial de 1989.As corridas são assim:às vezes acabam logo depois da largada,outras a 6 voltas do fim."

"Olha,eu ia fechar o maluco até ao final da época se fosse preciso.Ele só ia passar por baixo,porque nem por cima eu deixaria."

Ayrton Senna.

Although one shouldn't forget about Brabham...WC with his own team...The only driver in history to achieve that.

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"Dedico esta corrida a quem me fez perder o mundial de 1989.As corridas são assim:às vezes acabam logo depois da largada,outras a 6 voltas do fim."

"Olha,eu ia fechar o maluco até ao final da época se fosse preciso.Ele só ia passar por baixo,porque nem por cima eu deixaria."

Ayrton Senna.

I voted for the legendary Neubauer ,,, ..........
He is the guy who has revolutionised the Motorsport in Pre war times and later on brought Pit professionalism to fore after War Grand Prixs.......
I watched an One Hour Programme on History Channel about Racing Machines and How Mercedes and Neubauer revolutionised the Sport then ....
It was also mentioned that British MI 6 stole the blueprints of German Racing Cars after war and there was a file which was named as the " Secrets of German Racing Cars Success" and Britishers used those Blueprints For BRM team which flopped miserably and Commentator said that the "reason for BRM to FLOP was that they didnt have a Neubauer to manage the team " ........

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MICHAEL SCHUMACHER
SEVEN TIMES FORMULA 1 CHAMPION

you're talking about a man who was born at the end of the 19th century...


statements like "Aerodynamics are for the ones that can't build powerful engines" are the reason why my vote goes to Enzo Ferrari.

Pure passion

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When I was young, sex was safe and formula 1 was dangerous; now it's the other way around - Hans Joachim Stuck

That reminds me of a guy named Bill Gates, who once said sound and graphics (now known as Multimedia) would never be important features in a computer! *

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Enzo all the way!

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"Putting the engine behind the driver is like a cart pulling the horse?"

Passionate, perhaps, but probably too resistant to change to make an effective team manager.

I vote for Brabham, who not only took a hands-on approach to designing his cars, but also driving, and winning in them, too.

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Forza Cadel!