The Insult That Created Lamborghini

In the early 1960s, a rich Italian man drove his Ferrari to the Ferrari factory to complain about it. He was a tractor maker. And according to his own account, Enzo Ferrari basically told him to stick to tractors. So he went home and built his own supercar company, just a short drive away. CHAPTERS 0:00 The insult that started it all 0:39 Meet the drivers 2:05 Lap 1: The complaint 3:53 Lap 2: Revenge mode (1963) 5:21 Lap 3: The Miura (1966) 6:29 Lap 4: The poster wars 7:40 Lap 5: Hard times 9:01 Lap 6: The race today 10:28 Photo finish: Who won?