There are 11 races. Fittipaldi was dominating in 1972, winning 5 of 11 races and comfortably winning the F1 Drivers' Championship from Jackie Stewart by 16 points, thanks to what was considered the best Formula One design of all time, the Lotus 72D. He was the youngest F1 champion in history at the age of 25. After that season he decided to quit while he was still dominant but came back in 1975 to finish second behind James Hunt. He returned for another season in 1976 but after losing his backer Ken Tyrrell withdrew funding from the team, ending Fittipaldi's career early. However, he did manage to win one more race before retiring for good this time. Emerson Fittipaldi died in August 2014 at the age of 70. He remains today as one of only two drivers to have won the F1 World Championship as a driver and as an engineer (the other being Alberto Sordi). His brother Wilson also became an F1 driver and both were successful during their time in the sport. Their father Enzo was an influential figure in F1 who created the iconic Lotus car brand. Their uncle Nelson was also an F1 driver. They are the first family of Brazilian motorsport. F1 was originally called World Sportscar Championship and only included cars made by French manufacturer Ferrari. In 1970 they allowed American Ford to join as well, forming a three-team field.