We flash past the braking marker at 180 mph. Yeah, the 2025 Ferrari 12 Cilindri is awful fast in a straight line. Gianmaria Fulgenzi, the Italian company’s product development chief, says the ...

Ferrari is planning to enter the electric vehicle market. The automaker's margins dwarf those of its competitors. Ferrari remains a top auto stock to buy in the current market. And in case you ...

The team will launch an LMP2 effort for 2025 in order to get familiarized ... Toyota, BMW, Alpine, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Peugeot. Aston Martin is also expected to join both grids in 2025.

Ferrari has always trodden its own path. Despite a mid-engined supercar boom in the ‘90s which bore the likes of the Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR, McLaren F1 and the Jaguar XJ220, Ferrari was ...

Ferrari presented this very 250 GT California Spider at the Geneva Motor Show in 1960. The car has been driven on the Nurburgring and is one of just 56 examples. An executive from Phillip Morris ...

An early development mule of Ferrari’s first EV was spotted driving around Maranello. The “Frankenstein” tester combines a Maserati Levante body with Ferrari Roma headlights. This isn’t ...

Ollie Bearman: Haas drive 'a step towards' F1 world championship Oliver Bearman has revealed a double ambition to become Formula 1 world champion and drive for Ferrari. The Briton will drive for ...

It succeeds the 812 Superfast and F12 Berlinetta, making it part of Ferrari’s purest bloodline, that of the front-engined GT. Enzo Ferrari capitalised on this throughout the Fifties and beyond ...

The week leading up to Ferrari’s home grand prix is one of the busiest for Sainz and his team, who face extra pressure to perform. It can be easy to be caught up in the day-to-day grind ...

The all-electric Ferrari we’ve been waiting for is almost here. Ferrari’s first EV was spotted out for testing near its Maranello factory in Italy. Check out the video below to get a closer look.

Dan is a London-based sports journalist who covers Formula 1. Charles Leclerc believes Lewis Hamilton’s impending move to Ferrari can only be seen as “good news” for him and the team.

But Monza gave us a taste of how this year could go from simply ‘great’ to a classic. Enter Ferrari. Charles Leclerc’s victory was as unlikely as it was emotional. Snaring a podium finish ...