Just like a Ferrari car.

Blue Steel, Ferrari, Le Tigre?

He's withdrawing the whole Ferrari team.

With JeanPierre Sarti's Ferrari in pole position.

And then there's Ferrari and Le Tigre.

He drives for the great Italian manufacturer, Ferrari.

The team manager of Ferrari is there too.

It's my house, with a Ferrari out front. (Laughter)

Stoddard can't quite squeeze his BRM past Sarti's Ferrari.

My car has an engine, but it's not a Ferrari.

The Yamura's second, ahead of Sarti's Ferrari. It's on fire.

The next time you see somebody driving a Ferrari, don't think,

Exactly the same as the Ferrari driver, JeanPierre Sarti, the Frenchman.

Even if I had enough money, I still wouldn't buy a Ferrari.

Barlini's second place for Ferrari, too, will be very popular in Italy.

Pete hasn't won a Grand Prix since he left Ferrari three seasons ago.

There doesn't seem to be anything the Ferrari driver can do about it.

I don't want a Ferrari bad enough to sell my house to get one.

But there's the third man, Barlini, in his red Ferrari now wellclear of Aron.

Brabham in third place but the Ferrari might just take him again on acceleration.

He's gonna beat Sarti to the finish. There's the flag, Barlini wins for Ferrari.

He's out braked Brabham into Eau Rouge, and it's number seven Ferrari in third place.

I saw a bright red Ferrari parked at the campus gates and my jaw just dropped.

If the Ferrari keeps going, this will be his third Grand Prix win of the season.

Along the seafront, at the tobacconist it's Sarti's red Ferrari ahead of Stoddard's green BRM number 12.

Barlini leads, but Ferrari team leader Sarti, Aron and Rindt, all have the Sicilian in their sights.

His Ferrari is just a bit too fast, even for Pete Aron's Yamura and Scott Stoddard's BRM.

He told me he was incredibly rich and owned a Ferrari, but I saw through him at once.

Well it would lead you to put in Porsche brakes, a Ferrari engine, a Volvo body, a BMW chassis.

If nobody goes any faster this afternoon, the Ferrari will be in pole position for tomorrow's French Grand Prix.

Hey, Hot Dog, next time let's rip off a Ferrari. This heap's got no class. It's like you, airhead.

Now, it's Sarti in the red Ferrari, number 17 leading past the Hotel de Paris and into the Casino Square.

Leaders are onto the banking for the first time with Barlini's Ferrari in front of Stoddard's BRM and Aron's Yamura.

It's Sarti. Sarti's Ferrari has gone clean over the north banking and landed at the side of the track below.

As they finish the first lap, it's Sarti first, Stoddard second, Aron third and fourth now is Barlini's Ferrari, number 16.

Now if you don't know what hypomania is, it's like an engine that's out of control, maybe a Ferrari engine, with no breaks.

Number 17, the Ferrari of JeanPierre Sarti, is still in front but he just cannot get away from number 12, Scott Stoddard in the BRM.

And the second BRM driver, number 11, Pete Aron, is only three seconds behind with Nino Barlini in number 16 Ferrari breathing down his neck.

And they're dropping back in their great dice for second place. Coming up the main straight is number four, JeanPierre Sarti's Ferrari in 14th place.

But his teammate, JeanPierre Sarti of France, the numberone Ferrari driver and Pete Aron of the Yamura team, have both driven before here on England's premier circuit.

In fact, everybody who looks at a Ferrari or a Tesla model S might say, yes, I'd love to pay for that, but you know what? my wife won't let me or I just don't have the money.