Alfredo «Dino» Ferrari

Alfredo Ferrari, known as "Dino," was an engineer and the first son of Enzo Ferrari. During his short time at Ferrari, he is credited as the originator of the 750 Monza racing car and, to a limited extent, of the 1.5-liter V6 engine that later ran in Ferrari's early Formula 2 racing cars. In late 1955, he suggested the development of this engine to his father. Dino suffered from muscular dystrophy and died at the age of 24; in his honor, Enzo Ferrari named the sports car series powered by this V6 "Dino" in 1957, with road cars soon following under the same name.

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