Ferrari e Scuderia Ferrari

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Ferrari and Scuderia Ferrari

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Enzo Ferrari founded Scuderia Ferrari on November 16, 1929, in Modena, which is still Ferrari's main racing division. The Ferrari car brand began on March 12, 1947, when Enzo started building cars under his name, although the company was officially named "Auto Costruzioni Ferrari" in 1957. The first car to carry this name was the 125 S, which debuted in Piacenza on May 11, 1947, driven by Franco Cortese. Although he retired from that race, Cortese secured Ferrari's first victory two weeks later in Rome.

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Ferrari 125 s

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Ferrari f50

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Ferrari 458 italia

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Ferrari 488 gtb

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Scuderia ferrari

The Scuderia Ferrari racing team was founded in 1929 by Enzo Ferrari, even before the manufacturer Ferrari, indeed the first racing car used by Scuderia Ferrari was an Alfa Romeo 6C 1750

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Some of the most important car of the last century

Ferrari SF-24

Ferrari 125 F1

Ferrari F2002

Ferrari 156 F1

Weight:798kg Engine : Ferrari 066/12 V6 turbo ibrido con bancate di 90° Max Speed: +- 320km/h Power:1044CV Engine Size:1600cc Lap Time Monza: 1:14:40

Weight:710 kg Engine: V10 anteriore Engine Size:1496cc Power:280CV Max Speed:260km/h Lap Time at Monza: +-3 minuti

Weight:600kg Engine: Ferrari 051, V10 2997cc Power: 850 CV a 18500 rpm Engine Size: 2 997 cc Max Speed:340km/h Lap Time at Monza: 1:20

Weight: +- 500 kg Engine: V6 120° Engine Size:1476 cc Max Speed: 260km/h Power:185 CV Lap Time at Monza: 2:49

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As shown,the cars over the years have become increasingly rounded and therefore aerodynamic. This has led to less friction with the air and better performance. Someone might say that nowadays, cars are less powerful than their predecessors, but this make them safer and more stable on the track. In fact, racing cars are subjected to different forces such as: g-force, downforce, air friction, asphalt friction, constantly changing speeds and much more. So thanks to the stronger structure and slightly lower performance, there are almost no fatal accidents.

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