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Sebastian Vettel spent the morning in Maranello, in meetings with the engineers and Team Principal Mattia Binotto, looking ahead to the new season. Over in the Vehicle Assembly area, mechanics were on hand as Seb had his first seat fitting in the new car to check out his position in the cockpit. Seat-fit. Just before midday, the German, who is third in the list of Ferrari race winners behind Michael Schumacher and Niki Lauda, stepped into what will be the sixth Ferrari he has raced. It was an opportunity to give his impressions to the mechanics and get a first look at the car. Eleven days to l ..read more

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Shortly before 10 o’clock this morning, Scuderia Ferrari’s 2020 challenger was fired up for the first time. Engineers, other personnel and management were all present in the Gestione Sportiva facility in Maranello, as the noise of the new Power Unit resonated around the car assembly area for around 30 seconds. The car will be officially launched on 11 February at 18.30 in the Romolo Valli Municipal Theatre in Reggio Emilia. The team is hard at work preparing for the season that starts on 15 March with the Australian Grand Prix. A few days after the car is unveiled in the theatre, it will roll ..read more

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The unveiling will take place at Reggio Emilia’s Teatro Valli on Tuesday 11 February 18.30 CET Scuderia Ferrari will launch the Formula 1 car it will race this year at the historic Romolo Valli Municipal Theatre, in the city of Reggio Emilia. The curtain goes up at 18.30 on Tuesday 11 February, while fans can follow the presentation live, as it streams on the Scuderia’s digital platforms*. We have chosen Reggio Emilia, because 223 years ago, this city was where the tricolour was born and later adopted as the flag of unified Italy. The Valli Theatre is therefore the perfect setting to reveal Sc ..read more

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Seventy years ago Gilles Joseph Henri Villeneuve was born. He was no ordinary driver, he was an outstanding talent, capable of driving absolutely anything: snowmobiles, helicopters, motorbikes and, of course, Formula 1 cars. He was a true star, a real personality who put Formula 1 on the front pages, doing a lot to popularise the sport. His name, linked to that of Scuderia Ferrari, became legendary. Gilles Villeneuve had a different approach to racing, one that knew no fear. He had little interest in the concepts of tactical racing, being careful or prudent and never gave a moment’s thought to ..read more

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