Ferrari is famous not only as a formidable F1 racing team, but also as one of the oldest supercar manufacturers. The brand’s iconic cars are highly regarded by many, with limited production models often being sold through a selective process.
Building on its success on the track and on the streets, the Maranello-based automaker has recently embarked on a new project. Officially commencing on January 24th, this exciting endeavor brings the racing spirit and creative energy of Ferrari to a whole new level.
Specifically, Ferrari is preparing to compete in the world yacht racing circuit under the leadership of renowned sailor Giovanni Soldini. In addition to competing on race tracks around the globe, Ferrari has entered this new alliance to enhance technological prowess, aligning with the brand’s commitment to continuous innovation.
“We’re embarking on an exciting journey, expanding our mindset to encompass new racing disciplines. This new challenge is spurred by our innovative capabilities and our commitment to sustainable development, as we strive to surpass current limits. We’re delighted to place our trust in Giovanni, an extraordinary individual with experience, determination, and team spirit.” said John Elkann, Chairman of Ferrari.
Giovanni Soldini, the top sailor, also expressed his enthusiasm, stating: “I’m thrilled to embark on this new journey with Ferrari. We’re working on an important and advanced project that combines exceptional technological potential from different worlds and high-level skills. Joining a special team in researching and developing innovative solutions that respect the environment is a truly unique and worthwhile experience.”
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