Ferrari F80 - Ferrari.com
The electric motor used for the F80 is the first unit developed, tested and manufactured entirely by Ferrari at Maranello. The design of the electric motors draws directly from Ferrari’s experience in racing; specifically, the tooth-coil stator, Halbach array rotor configuration and magnet retention system in carbon fibre are all solutions derived from the design used in Formula 1.
SCUDERIA FERRARI F1 ENGINEERING ACADEMY 2024
The Scuderia Ferrari F1 Engineering Academy, based in Maranello (Italy), is looking for the best engineering Master-graduates & PhDs to join us in within the highly stimulating, fast-paced and challenging work environment of the Ferrari F1 team.
Ferrari 812 Competizione: V12 830 cv - Ferrari.com
The 812 Competizione is the ultimate expression of Ferrari’s concept of an extreme front-engined berlinetta and hones the characteristics of the critically-acclaimed 812 Superfast to a level never seen before.
Museum Ferrari Maranello - Ferrari.com
The Museum has a shop where visitors can purchase a vast array of official Ferrari merchandise including a selection of items dedicated specifically to the Maranello museum itself.
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Ferrari Daytona SP3 - Ferrari.com
At the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona, Ferrari took the top three places in the first round of the International World Sports Car Championship. The 330 P3/4, 330 P4 and 412 P that famously shot past the chequered flag side by side perfectly encapsulated the spirit of the sports prototypes of the 1960s, a decade now considered the golden era of closed wheel racing.
Ferrari 296 GTB: defining fun to drive - Ferrari.com
The Ferrari 296 GTB, an evolution of Ferrari’s mid-rear-engined two-seater sports berlinetta concept, represents a revolution for the Maranello-based company as it introduces the new 120° V6 engine coupled with a plug-in (PHEV) electric motor capable of delivering up to 830 cv.
Ferrari F40 (1987) - Ferrari.com
The F40’s performance was that of a true supercar: its claimed top speed was 324 km/h. It accelerated from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.1 seconds, covered 0 to 400 m in 11.9 seconds, and reached 0 to 1000 m in 20.9 seconds.
Ferrari Personalization Programme - Ferrari.com
In those early days, owners had huge freedom of choice in terms of the fabrics, leathers, woods, colours and finishes of their cars, resulting in genuinely one-off creations tailored minutely to their individual desires and tastes.
Ferrari 488 Spider - Ferrari.com
The Ferrari 488 Spider is the latest chapter in Maranello's ongoing history of open-top v8 sports cars, a story that started with the targa-top version of the 308 GTB - the immortal 308 GTS - and which ultimately resulted in the full convertible spider architecture.