History records that he finished no higher than fourth in a world championship grand prix, but that masks what might have been. Alex Caffi tells his own story in today's Great Read
It remains a statistical quirk that Italy produced two drivers who between them won three of motor racing's first four world championships but has yet to conjure another, despite frequent strength in depth borne of the nation's deep-rooted passion for the sport.
Take the 1980s…
It was a time when such as Michele Alboreto, Mauro Baldi, Ivan Capelli, Pier-Luigi Martini, Enrico Bertaggia and Stefano Modena showed sparkling form on the sport's nursery slopes, yet only the first named would advance to become a grand prix winner. Alex Caffi was part of that potentially golden generation, but faded almost as quickly as he had flourished, his Formula 1 career over before he'd turned 28...
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