Monte Carlo, May 11, 1975. On the streets of the Principality, Niki Lauda's Ferrari 312T starts from pole position equipped with Brembo brakes and wins the first race of that season. 

Great is the joy of Scuderia Ferrari, which had not won the Monaco GP since 1955, and for Brembo, which had debuted in Formula 1 just 4 months earlier. It is the first GP won by a single-seater equipped with Brembo brakes. 

What they cannot imagine is that from that victory begins the race that will lead Lauda to win his first drivers' title, Ferrari to win the constructors' title, which had been missing for almost 10 years, and Brembo to win its first world title in motorsport. The first of a long series.