Ferrari

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2021-04-18T22:02:01+00:00
Sports
Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins Emilia Romagna GP
Max Verstappen. Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris
Max Verstappen. Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris Credit: LAT Images for Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Ltd

The Dutch driver Max Verstappen took his first win of the year in a chaotic, incident-strewn Emilia Romagna Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton fought back to second place.

Lando Norris took third place after a strong weekend in the McLaren, followed by two Ferraris with Charles Leclerc and team-mate Carlos Sainz.

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2020-05-15T07:33:25+00:00
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Ferrari is exploring the possibility of competing on IndyCar
2019 Ferrari Formula One car, driven by Sebastian Vettel
2019 Ferrari Formula One car, driven by Sebastian Vettel Credit: Artes Max (Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.0)

Ferrari Formula One team principal Mattia Binotto said on Thursday that the Scuderia is exploring the possibility of entering the IndyCar series.

Formula One’s new budget cap of $145 million for teams from 2021 would lead to staff being made redundant and the Italian carmaker was looking at options to ensure its employees retain their jobs.

"Ferrari feels a lot of social responsibility towards its employees and we want to be sure that for each of them there will be a workspace in the future," Binotto told Sky in Italy.

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2020-04-30T16:39:17+00:00
Business • Economy
Ferrari to gradually restart operations from May 4th
Ferrari head office and factory
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Italian carmaker Ferrari will gradually restart its Maranello and Modena plants on May 4th, aiming a return to full production on Friday, May 8th.

Ferrari also stated that "Over the coming weeks, all business activities that can be carried out through remote-working will continue as usual in this way."