Ferrari History

Michael Schumacher 🇩🇪 driving the black Ferrari F300 at the Fiorano test track (1998)

The Ferrari 250 P that won the 1963 24 Hours of Le Mans. The 2 drivers: Ludovico Scarfiotti 🇮🇹 and Lorenzo Bandini 🇮🇹

Mike Hawthorn driving his Ferrari at the 1958 Monaco Grand Prix.

Alberto Ascari 🇮🇹 and Juan Manuel Fangio 🇦🇷. Ferrari's first 2 World Champions

Malaysia 2008. The Ferraris of Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen qualified 1st and 2nd. The Finn took the lead after Massa crashed out and it was a fairly simple race after that as Raikkonen finished almost 20 seconds ahead of Kubica's Sauber.

Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly in their karting days

The Ferrari 312PB that won the 1972 6 Hours of Daytona. It was driven by Jacky Ickx 🇧🇪 and Mario Andretti 🇮🇹

Singapore 2015. After Sebastian Vettel's victory the team got together to take the traditional photo in the pits. However Seb looked at the pitboard and did not see Kimi Raikkonen's name there who finished P3. He pointed it out, the change was made and the photo was taken.

Jody Scheckter 🇿🇦 after winning his 1st Grand Prix for Ferrari in Zolder, Belgium in 1979.

Kimi Raikkonen 🇫🇮 has won at Spa 4 times, 2 of which were with Ferrari (2007, 2009).

Wishing a very happy birthday to former Ferrari driver Gerhard Berger 🇦🇹 who turns 61 today. -96 races with Ferrari -5 race wins -24 podiums -7 pole positions -9 fastest laps

Gerhard Berger 🇦🇹 with his Ferrari 412 T2

Monza 1950. Enzo Ferrari and Alberto Ascari at the pitwall talking strategy. Whatever was said worked as the Italian finished P2.

Canada 2003. Despite qualifying 3rd behind the 2 Williams cars, Michael Schumacher claimed an important win at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Ferrari got their strategy bang on and Michael brought the car home despite some late-race car issues.

José Froilán González 🇦🇷 driving the Ferrari 375 Plus during the 1954 24 Hours of Le Mans

Sebastian Vettel after winning the 2019 Singapore Grand Prix, almost definitely his last win for Ferrari

The Ferrari 166 S Coupé Allemano that won the 1948 Mille Miglia. The 2 drivers were Giuseppe Navone 🇮🇹 and Clemente Biondetti 🇮🇹

Monza 2019. Charles Leclerc 🇮🇩 crosses the line to claim an emotional win