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|NotedDriver2Series = F1 1976 {{Medal-Gold}} | |NotedDriver2Series = F1 1976 {{Medal-Gold}} | ||
|NotedDriver3 = {{GER}} [[Michael Schumacher]] | |NotedDriver3 = {{GER}} [[Michael Schumacher]] | ||
|NotedDriver3Series = F1 1999 {{Medal-Gold}} | |NotedDriver3Series = F1 1999, 2000 {{Medal-Gold}}{{Medal-Gold}} | ||
|NotedDriver4 = {{POL}} [[Robert Kubica]] | |NotedDriver4 = {{POL}} [[Robert Kubica]] | ||
|NotedDriver4Series = F1 2011 {{Medal-Gold}} | |NotedDriver4Series = F1 2011 {{Medal-Gold}} | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 23 October 2017
| File:Scuderia Ferrari 2016.png | |
| Full Name | Scuderia Ferrari Vodafone |
| Base | Maranello, Italy |
| Founder(s) |  Enzo Ferrari
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| Team Principal(s) | Giovanni Roda
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| Technical Director | Aldo Costa
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| Current Lineup | |
| Template:USA Dave Cassidy | Formula 1 |
| Template:AUS Daniel Melrose | Formula 1 |
 Charles Leclerc
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Formula 2 (at Trueba) |
| Antonio Fuoco
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Formula 2 (at Trueba) |
| Noted Former Drivers | |
| Template:AUT Niki Lauda | F1 1975 
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 Jody Scheckter
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F1 1976
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 Michael Schumacher
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F1 1999, 2000
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 Robert Kubica
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F1 2011
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| Template:GBR James James Davies | F1 2013
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Scuderia Ferrari is the racing division of Ferrari, competing in Formula One. Based in Maranello, Ferrari is the longest-running constructor in Formula One history, having competed in every season since the category's inception in 1950.
Ferrari has won the Formula One world championship six times as a constructor and once as an engine supplier to Sauber.
Scuderia Ferrari Driving Personnel by year
A '?' indicates a season in progress
