On this day, 127 years ago, on February 18, 1898 (January 28, 1898, the lunar calendar), Enzo Ferrari, founder of the world famous automobile brand Ferrari, was born. Enzo Ferrari (1898--1988), the founder of Ferrari Motors Company, enjoys a high reputation in the automobile manufacturing industry and is known as the "father of racing". Enzo Ferrari was born on February 18, 1898 in Modra (small town of Modena), northern Italy. At the age of 22, he won the runner-up in the Grand Prix and was favored by the owner of the Erfa Romeo Automobile Manufacturing Company. He became a test driver who "joked with his life". At the age of 32, he served as the captain of the Erfa Romeo Automobile Manufacturing Company's racing team. He led the "Ferrari Racing Team" named after him, and successively competed in Formula Racing, 24 Hours Sports Car Endurance, and Miller Migt Grand Prix. Mille Migtia, Targa Floria and other major competitions, participated in 39 Grand Prix, won 11 championships. Enzo Ferrari tried to get a job at Fiat when he was 20, but he was disappointed. He then joined CMN Milan as a test driver and racing driver for the team. In 1940, he founded AutoAvio Costruzioni, which built his first car. The arrival of World War II stopped Ferrari and his car company. After the war ended, Ferrari launched the first car named after itself-the Ferrari 125S in 1947. In 1947, Ferrari established its own car manufacturing factory. After producing the first car, he named it after himself-the Ferrari Tipol25, with the vault diagram as its trademark. Actively participate in various car competitions to test and promote your racing cars. He has won many titles: in the 1951 Mile Migral Car Race, the Tipo375 with a displacement of 4.1 liters won; in the 1000-kilometer Car Race in Buenos Aires, the Tipo410 with a displacement of 4.9 liters won; on August 14, 1988, Enzo Ferrari, a superstar in the automotive industry, passed away at the age of 90. The original Ferrari racing car Ferrari 125S