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Ten Unknown Facts About
Founding: Ferrari was founded in 1939 by Enzo Ferrari. Initially, it was part of Alfa Romeoās racing division, but
it became an independent manufacturer in 1947 with the launch of its first car, the 125 S.
Iconic Logo: The prancing horse logo was inspired by an Italian WWI fighter pilot, Francesco Baracca, who had a prancing horse emblem
on his plane. Enzo Ferrari adopted the symbol for his race cars.
Formula 1 Dominance: Ferrari is the most successful team in Formula 1 history, with over 240 Grand Prix victories and 16
Constructorsā Championships. Legendary drivers like Michael Schumacher contributed to its dominance.
Limited Production: Ferrari intentionally limits the production of its cars to maintain exclusivity. The company sells
around 10,000 cars annually, making them rare and highly coveted.
Ferrari Enzo: Named after the companyās founder, the Ferrari Enzo, launched in 2002, was a limited-edition supercar with
only 400 units made. It remains one of the most iconic Ferraris ever produced.
First Hybrid Car: In 2013, Ferrari introduced its first hybrid vehicle, the LaFerrari. This hypercar combines a V12 engine
with an electric motor to deliver over 950 horsepower.
Ferrari Red: While Ferraris are famously known for their "Rosso Corsa" (racing red) color, the company offers a variety of custom
colors and finishes for buyers who want something unique.
Private Race Tracks: Ferrari owners can access private racetracks around the world, allowing them to experience their carsā full potential
in a safe and controlled environment through programs like the Ferrari Challenge.
Publicly Traded: Ferrari became a publicly traded company in 2015, with shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol RACE.
Factory in Maranello: Ferrariās main production facility is located in Maranello, Italy. This small town has become synonymous with
Ferrari, and itās where the company has built its cars since 1943
