Niki Lauda was an Austrian racing driver known for his incredible talent and determination in the world of Formula 1. Born on February 22, 1949, he quickly rose to fame, winning three World Championships in 1975, 1977, and 1984. Lauda was admired not only for his skill on the track but also for his remarkable comeback after a near-fatal crash in 1976, which left him with severe injuries. Beyond racing, Lauda was a successful businessman and aviation entrepreneur. He founded Lauda Air, an airline that operated for many years. His life story, marked by resilience and passion, inspired many, and he remains a legendary figure in motorsport history.