Passion

Still today, seen from outside the front gate, the historic Maranello headquarters resemble a typical farmstead building in Emilia-Romagna. That's how Enzo Ferrari was obliged to build it during the Second World War, owing to the limited resources available at the time. A hi-tech factory, featuring cutting edge architecture, has since grown up within it. But even to this day all new Ferrari cars pass through that historic entrance from which the legendary 125 S first emerged in 1947

The 2019 season sees many new faces, and after an uphill start and a number of extraordinary victories, the future of the Scuderia is still to be written

When Ferrari becomes art. For many, its cars are already works of art, art in its pure form, in the sculptured lines of their bodywork, in the harmonic sound of their engines, and in the emotions that they provoke at first sight. And it's a form of art that inspires artists. Here some of the world's greatest illustrators portray the Ferrari universe in their own personal and unique style

Schumacher wins his seventh Driver's title, becoming a bona fide legend in the process

After an extremely hard-fought season Schumacher takes his sixth Drivers' title and Ferrari its 13th Constructors' championship, a fitting homage to 'the lawyer' - Gianni Agnelli - who died at the beginning of the year

In 2002, Schumacher's superior skill is such that he has no competition from late July

Schumacher seizes his second Drivers' title with Ferrari after a glorious season

Saudi Arabia allows women to get behind the wheel, and Ferrari offers them a unique experience

After a 21-year hiatus, Ferrari bounces back, taking both the Drivers' and Constructors' titles