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The first ever car to be designed and built by Enzo Ferrari after his dismissal from Alfa Romeo in 1938.

This victory marks Ferrari's 11th overall win at the historic French endurance race.

These victories marked an era of racing dominance.

The 1957 event put an end to the Mille Miglia endurance race. Read why and how Ferrari was involved.

Co-driver Luigi Chinetti won his third time at Le Mans

A complete overview of all the Le Mans victories achieved with Ferrari cars.

Winning the 1947 Rome Grand Prix, Enzo Ferrari took his first official victory under the Scuderia Ferrari name. 

The Ferrari F50 GT was one of the loudest, barest, and quickest purpose-built machines to come out of Maranello, but why did it never actually hit the race track?

The Ferrari FXX, the high-performance track only prototype based on the Enzo Ferrari.

The history of the Pista di Fiorano, Ferrari’s exclusively built test circuit on the grounds of the factory. 

The Ferrari F40 LM might be the most famous F40 race car, but did you know Ferrari built more racing versions?

A look at the Maserati MC12, the car that took the Italian marque back to the top of motorsport.

A closer look at the Ferrari Driver Academy.

It is believed that Piper bought and entered the most competition Ferraris of any privateer.

An in-depth look at the one-off Ferrari 250 GT SWB Breadvan, which came to life after a dispute between Enzo Ferrari and his top executives.

How a Ferrari built for the fury of Group B racing developed into a legend of its own right.

How a small Italian auto manufacturer beat an American giant on their own soil.

When Enzo Ferrari threatened to leave F1, the American CART Championship was a serious consideration.

Some of the greatest drivers piloted Ferraris, but only one can be the first.

Chassis 0008M might be one of the most important Ferraris of all time.

To this day, Olivier Gendebien remains undefeated as a Ferrari driver at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.