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Niki Lauda Had Racing's Greatest Comeback


September 3, 2025 | Carl Wyndham

Niki Lauda Had Racing's Greatest Comeback


In 1976, Niki Lauda was infamously trapped in a flaming car and read his last rites. When he returned only weeks later, it seemed like a miracle.


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