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Encyclopedia > Fittipaldi

Fittipaldi most often refers to the race car driver Emerson Fittipaldi, but it may also refer to his brother Wilson Fittipaldi or Wilson's son Christian Fittipaldi.

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Grand Prix Hall of Fame - Emerson Fittipaldi- Biography (771 words)
Fittipaldi made his debut at Brands Hatch driving an old Lotus 49 in which he scored an 8th place.
Fittipaldi's 1971 season was interrupted by a road accident on his way home.
More than the threat of his fast teammate Fittipaldi might have surmised that Lotus was entering one of their down periods after the racing life of their superb Lotus 72 had reached its end.
Abstract Art and Contemporary Art by Blind Artist, Lisa Fittipaldi, Oil Painter, Watercolor Paintings, Oil Paintings, ... (896 words)
Fittipaldi was declared legally blind in 1993, and in the ensuing years her vision dropped below measurable levels.
Clearly for Lisa Fittipaldi the loss of her sight was a challenge to her formidable intellect, one that she knew she must meet in order to keep her spirit and vitality alive.
Fittipaldi delights in giving her viewer the visual experience of color and energy that she sees in her mindÂ’s eye.
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