''So many memories of him now come to mind''Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo honoured Clay Regazzoni - Ferrari driver for six years from 1970 to 1972 and from 1974 to 1976, who was killed on Friday in a car crash - with the following words:
"The death of Clay
Regazzoni has robbed us of a man of courage and generosity who lived his life demonstrating those values," said di Montezemolo.
"I remember him not only as one of my drivers during unforgettable times, but also as a true supporter of Ferrari. For him, races had to be tackled with boldness and on the limit, from the first to the final lap.
"I celebrated a first World Championship win with him and Niki in 1975, and I will never forget his great victories at the wheel of our cars, both in Formula 1 and sports cars.
"This is a very sad moment for me, especially as his "Swiss-Neapolitan" character meant he was also a unique person away from the race tracks and so many memories of him now come to mind."
Regazzoni was 67.
Source Ferrari
