Tommi Mäkinen, a four-time world rally champion, has transitioned from competitive racing to various business endeavors while also remaining actively engaged with clients. At 61, his calendar is packed, yet he doesn't wish to return to the high-stakes world of motorsport. Instead, Mäkinen enjoys managing his businesses and spending time in Tahkovuori, where he and his family participate in skiing and other activities.

Despite stepping back from the competitive scene, Mäkinen's passion for cars and motorsports endures. He discusses his efforts to step away from the automotive industry, claiming he's attempting to enjoy retirement, which he humorously points out he has tried multiple times before. His current businesses not only include driving rare and expensive cars for clients but also managing his rural properties where he engages in agricultural and forest-related activities.

Mäkinen's story highlights a successful transition from athlete to entrepreneur, showcasing how sports legends can leverage their fame and expertise in new ventures while highlighting the diversity of life after competitive sports. His presence in Tahkovuori also reflects a commitment to community and local engagement, enriching both his personal life and the experiences he offers to clients.