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Enzo Ferrari's driving career ended in August, 1931 at Italy's Circuit of the Three Provinces, where he drove an Alfa Romeo 8C to a second-place finish behind the great Tazio Nuvolari, his Scuderia Ferrari teammate. At the end of the race the winner genuinely and sincerely praised the runner-up. "In order to beat you," Tazio told Enzo that afternoon, "I had to work harder than I've ever done before."