Ferrari: the creator of the Mutua Madrid Open left 10 Forgotten Years in the parking lot of this Ferrari of 2 million

EFor Romanian Ion teryak They can be described in several ways. Fans of Ice hockey You can say that I competed in this discipline in 1964 Winter Games. Older tennis fans will remember that after that he went to Tennis, Become The top ten, Get access to 34 individual titles And coming to win Roland Garros In the doubles category of 1970 (with Ilie Nastase), in addition to playing several World Cup finals Davis Cup.

Richer than his country

But teryak, was born in Transylvania, It is much more , and not only because at present it is The richest man From his BA (his fortune is estimated at 2,200 million In euros). He left his native country to move to Menako While he was a tennis player, and everyone began to accumulate his enormous fortune. Become Coach and actor Of the great tennis players, after Organization of tournaments From tennis (he was the one who put aside the Mont Mutua Madrid Open), Box a The bank In his PAS, he diversified his face as an entrepreneur into various businesses…

With much trepidation, he also introduced the Cars The way of life. Many have passed through the garage of his house , so much so that he decided to create Museum With them who exhibits some 350 cars From those that he owns.

This excessive hobby led him to compile several encodotas, but the most interesting test was the one I lived with which was amazing Ferrari F40. Teryak unsuccessfully tried to get one of the 1,311 units Through Ferrari itself (he had not yet achieved the Collector’s fame that he has today), so he tried to buy his F-40 from Stefano Casiraghi, A pair Carolina Menco He would later die in an accident during his Sea kayaks.

Commitment to withdraw it

So, I kept looking and eventually found the unit I left for something more than 630,000 euros, A price that at the end of the 80’s was a fortune but today it seems Cool. Teryak buy it in Germany And leave it in a private parking lot Munich, With the obligation to withdraw it later.

But Roman was very busy, immersed in Infinity of works To make their fortune grow unstoppable, simply I forgot to pick it up for 10 years. Teryak himself admitted this in an interview, confirming that DA called him such Mr. Baker (He has nothing to do with former tennis player Boris Becker) reminding him that his Ferrari F40 It has been collecting dust in the garage for a while and I had to pick it up.

And so he did, although not personally. In fact, he had been picked up for Take her to Maranello, Where they made one Deep tuning After such a long break , and once he had to day as he put it For sale And take it out of his chest. We don’t know what they paid for the car, but for the Ferrari F40 they pay today gives prices close to 2 million euros. An irritated, but insignificant figure for a man with A lot of money… And very little memory.