Dubbed the ‘Chinese Andy Warhol’, Zhang Huan is one of the world’s most intriguing artists. In this exclusive interview, he draws parallels between the contemporary art world and the ‘design exquisiteness’ of the prancing horse
Jack Croul’s story is not fiction, but a real story, one that we would all love to have lived. a young bomber pilot in world war II, an enthusiastic entrepreneur and a passionate fan of motor racing of the old continent, he has built the most beautiful things in his life, beginning with his memories. he’s also a great benefactor and someone who loves Italy in the same way that he loves America. a gripping story…
Samuel Eto’o is one of the most respected footballers in the world. he loves Europe and Ferrari, but likes to say that if he’s in Europe during the day, at night he sleeps in Africa. His patriotism and his passionate belief in a great future for the African continent matches his determination to win the biggest challenges on the pitch
His face is well known to all the clients who were lucky enough to order one of the special series models created over the past 15 years: the F50, Enzo, Fxx and 599XX . His name is Maurizio Macalesi and he represents perfectly the world in which we work at Ferrari. Let’s get to know him for his past and his present
To have a private race-track is truly something different, the ultimate luxury for one who loves
Ferrari and extreme performances. Here is the story of dean wills, passionate Australian Ferrarista who tells how, after a three-year journey littered with obstacles, this dream finally became a reality
Phil Bachman, an American from Tennesee, has found a truly original way to collect only the most exclusive Ferrari models: he always buys the very last model in the series and always asks for the colour yellow. We met with him to discover his treasure trove of distinctive cars
When Enzo Ferrari couldn’t use his own name but was determined to continue racing, he created the Auto Avio 815. Seven years later, the first car to wear the Ferrari name appeared – 1947’ 125 S. Alonso and Massa dressed in the style of early drivers and drove the cars for us
Eric Fellner is one of the most successful movie producers in the world. His company, Working Title, has racked up 100 Films, including monster hits like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones’ diary. Though he usually prefers to let his work do the talking, Fellner was happy to discuss cars and in particularhis abiding love of Ferrari in this exclusive interview with The Official Ferrari Magazine
The hero of Garth Stein’s best-selling novel ‘The art of racing in the rain’ took a test drive in a Ferrari F430. So how would the man himself find the 458 Italia on the streets of Los Angeles? In an exclusive interview with The Official Ferrari Magazine, we spoke to the Seattle-based writer about his love of motor racing and the prancing horse
