The Tractor Maker Who Challenged Ferrari

Create a 60-second animated history explainer titled: "The Tractor Maker Who Challenged Ferrari" Audience: car enthusiasts and general viewers. Goal: viewer understands how a tractor maker created Lamborghini to rival Ferrari. Structure (strict timing, total 60 seconds): 1. Hook (0–5s): "In 1963, a tractor maker took on Ferrari." 2. Ferruccio (5–15s): Ferruccio Lamborghini, a farmer's son, built tractors after WWII and became rich enough to buy Ferraris. 3. The clash (15–27s): According to legend, his Ferrari's clutch kept failing, and it used parts similar to his tractors. When he complained, Enzo Ferrari reportedly dismissed him. Narration must say "according to legend." 4. The answer (27–37s): In 1963 he founded Automobili Lamborghini, just a short drive from Ferrari's home in Maranello. His first car, the 350 GT, arrived in 1964. 5. The shock (37–50s): 1966: the Miura, with its V12 engine mounted behind the driver, often called the first supercar. 1974: the Countach, with its wedge shape and scissor doors, became the poster car of a generation. 6. Ending (50–60s): "Ferrari had racing. Lamborghini had rebellion." On screen: "Team Ferrari or Team Lamborghini?" Visual style: 2D illustrated, vintage 1960s Italian poster look, year counter on screen, map showing the two factories close together, illustrated car silhouettes with no real logos. Tone: dramatic documentary narrator, fast-paced. Narration: English. Format: 16:9. Constraints: maximum 60 seconds, about 140–150 words of narration, one idea per scene, no invented quotes.