We all have dreams of buying some sports or luxury cars, one of the best company for cars is Ferrari. Ferrari is an Italian company based in Maranello. The company was founded by enzo Ferrari and built it’s first car in 1940.
Enzo Ferrari was an Italian motor racing driver and entrepreneur.
Ferrari started searching for a job but unsuccessfully he volunteered his services to Fiat in Turin,eventually settling for a job as test-driver for C.M.N. (Costruzioni Meccaniche Nazionali), a car manufacturer in Milan. In 1920 he joined department of Alfa Romeo as a driver.

The rivalry between Ferrari and Lamborghini

Ferrari has many rivals in the automobile sector such as Aston Martin, Maserati etc but one of the biggest rivalry is with Lamborghini. It was founded by ferruccio Lamborghini. It served Air Force in World War 2. It had used the machines and re-purposed them as tractors. Lamborghini was interested in racing and used Ferrari cars for it as Ferrari was the top dog of the car business but he wanted some changes in it. When Lamborghini approached Ferrari for the change in its feature, Ferrari ignored and this begun the rivalry between the two companies.
At last I would like to conclude it with a saying
Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts.

SHE IS A WOMAN but she is different from other women, she proved stereotypes wrong who thought women can’t play football.
I’m talking about Ngangom Bala Devi who was born in manipur, India. From the young age she had the passion to play football, she used to play with boys as girls weren’t allowed to play football. She was a part of manipur U19 team 2002. She plays as a forward player. Bala Devi also works as a policewoman in manipur. Currently she plays for Scottish Women’s Premier League club Rangers and captains the India national team.
In this age she achieved alot and she is the real example of women empowerment.
In a world where women are being discriminated mainly in the rural areas, it’s hard to come out of there and become a footballer.

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