Ferrari S.p.A.
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Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. Participants in all of Ferrari’s customer-centric race programs gather under one roof for an evening of camaraderie.
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Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. Preparing for a weekend of motorsport action during Ferrari Racing Days at Northern California’s WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca.
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Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. An example of a Ferrari 296 Challenge car.
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Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. An FXX K Evo hugs the racing line.
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Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. A 499 Modificata, based on Ferrari’s Le Mans–winning 499P hypercar, displays its track prowess.
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Image Credit: Ferrari S.p.A. A racer in the F1 Clienti series navigates Laguna Seca behind the Wheel of a Ferrari Formula 1 car from seasons past.
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Image Credit: Justin McFarland, courtesy of Ferrari S.p.A. Currently, there are about 80 Challenge cars running in North America, nearly the same in continental Europe with 78 cars, 32 in Japan, and about 20 in the UK.
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Image Credit: Justin McFarland, courtesy of Ferrari S.p.A. Not including the cost of the car, participating in a Ferrari Challenge season can pierce seven figures.
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Image Credit: Bob Chapman/Autosport Image, courtesy of Ferrari S.p.A. There’s no minimum skill requirement, but those without prior race experience can get up to speed in Ferrari’s Corso Pilota training program.
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Image Credit: Justin McFarland, courtesy of Ferrari S.p.A. To date, six of the 499 Modificata cars have been delivered, a few of which were running at Laguna Seca.
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Image Credit: Justin McFarland, courtesy of Ferrari S.p.A. Before you can enter Ferrari’s F1 Clienti program, a visit to Fiorano is arranged to make sure that you can handle the intricacies of a Formula 1 machine.
