Niki Lauda Biografia
Por: FilipeReis95 • 24/4/2016 • Bibliografia • 375 Palavras (2 Páginas) • 457 Visualizações
The Austrian Andreas Nikolaus Lauda, Niki Lauda won three world titles in Formula 1, Ferrari by two (1975 and 1977) and McLaren (1984).
From the city of Vienna, born on February 22, 1949, the pilot's career nearly ended after the serious accident suffered in the German Grand Prix 1976 at the Nurburgring.
Lauda's Ferrari burst into flames and he was trapped for several minutes to hardware. With first-degree burns, even received the last rites from a priest at the hospital. According Lauda himself, he heard all around him who spoke during the first days of hospitalization, when everyone thought he was unconscious.
The sequels were deep in her face, which was disfigured, even after several plastic surgeries. His right ear was nearly all consumed by fire and partially reconstituted.
In the same year, Lauda returned to racing finishing second in the championship behind the Englishman James Hunt. The persistence, strength and willingness to Lauda was bigger than his scars and stronger than his burns, the following year he was champion of the world, leaving the tracks at the end of 1979 and returned in 1982 to win his third title in 1984
The Austrian Andreas Nikolaus Lauda, Niki Lauda won three world titles in Formula 1, Ferrari by two (1975 and 1977) and McLaren (1984).
From the city of Vienna, born on February 22, 1949, the pilot's career nearly ended after the serious accident suffered in the German Grand Prix 1976 at the Nurburgring.
Lauda's Ferrari burst into flames and he was trapped for several minutes to hardware. With first-degree burns, even received the last rites from a priest at the hospital. According Lauda himself, he heard all around him who spoke during the first days of hospitalization, when everyone thought he was unconscious.
The sequels were deep in her face, which was disfigured, even after several plastic surgeries. His right ear was nearly all consumed by fire and partially reconstituted.
In the same year, Lauda returned to racing finishing second in the championship behind the Englishman James Hunt. The persistence, strength and willingness to Lauda was bigger than his scars and stronger than his burns, the following year he was champion of the world, leaving the tracks at the end of 1979 and returned in 1982 to win his third title in 1984
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