FERRARI CHALLENGE

The Scuderia Ferrari was founded in 1929 by Enzo Anselmo Ferrari. Based in Maranello, Italy, the company initially engaged in driver sponsoring and race car manufacture before developing its street-legal vehicles in 1947. Today, the Ferrari S.p.A. is a subsidiary of Fiat S.p.A. and has approximately 1.92 billion revenues with about 2,900 employees... The Ferrari Challenge originated in 1993 out of the motivations from private Ferrari owners, mainly those of the 348 Berlinetta, to become actively involved in racing. The Ferrari Challenge is a GT racing championship with three divisions: the United States, Europe and Italy. Both European championships are further divided into two categories: the Trofeo Pirelli for professional drivers, and the Copa Shell for amateur drivers... In 1931, Enzo Ferrari quits racing due to the increase in work within the Scuderia as well as due to the birth of his son Dino. In 1939, he leaves Alfa Romeo, but is not entitled to use the Ferrari name in..

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