Guido himself had survived a crash and realized that he could develop the hulls he wanted only by building them himself.
It was a genial idea and he made it very good. I can say for sure: I know very well what it means have a shipyard! Guido was also lucky: he had always supported by an incredible staff, his right arm and his left arm: Attilio and Giacomo, two world-level professional, like him.
What about Guido as a driver? Simply the best in the world: he won ten F1 world titles, fighting against to many strong drivers coming from all world countries.
After he had retired from races, he started his career as a Team manager, and how here he is: Number One in the world!
I can tell it: my son, Tullio Junior, is driving a Guido’s hull, and occasionally he takes part of racing with the Abu Dhabi Team. I can’t prevent “Tullietto” (small Tullio) from racing – I have raced for 50 years – but as a father I would like he doesn’t it. However, I’m quieter, because my son drives a Dac Racing hull!
I can’t stop him anymore: for Tullio, Guido is like a living god!
