FERRARI
In 1939, a company called "Auto Avio Costruzioni" appeared. Its main founder was Enzo Ferrari, a famous test driver who had worked at Alfa Romeo.
Ferrari ran the company, the main task of which was to produce all kinds of equipment for cars. The racer even concluded a partnership agreement with Alfa Romeo, as a result of which all the cars produced had the brand's logo.
One of the important events in Enzo's life was meeting the Baracchi family. The Baracchi family was nationally famous at the time. Their fame came from the pilot Francesco. The fearless hero shot down many enemy planes during the war, and bravely died during one of the battles. The key point was that Francesco Baracchi's plane was represented by a black stallion. After this encounter, Enzo Ferrari would create the now famous, Scuderia Ferrari logo - a black stallion against yellow paint.
In 1946, the first car designed by Enzo himself came out of the company Ferrari. In addition, he also founded a second company Auto Avia Construzione Ferrari, which was to produce sports cars for the sales market. And already in 1947 the company released its first car with a black stallion. Sales were staggering for two reasons: the first reason was good reliable quality, and the second, people already knew about the brand by participating in races.
Ferrari and Formula 1:
In the twentieth century, Ferrari was gaining a lot of popularity among the class of cars participating in Formula One. It was this type of racing that Enzo Ferrari decided to focus on. In 1952-1953, the famous pilot Alberto Ascari brings the team Scuderia Ferrari two championship titles in Formula 1 races.
However, the history of the emergence of Ferrari is not as simple as it seems at first glance. Success came with tragedies. The driver who brought the Scuderia Ferrari team two championship titles, Alberto Ascari, crashed in 1955 during a test in the city of Monza. This death was followed by the death of Enzo's only son, Dino Ferrari. This tragedy significantly affected the founder of Scuderia Ferrari.
In the mid 50's Ferrari in one year produced 200 regular cars for sale to the public and 250 racing cars. It should be noted that the company had a good reputation not only in Europe. Special orders were delivered in the U.S.. Cars were of GT class.
The transformation of the company into a joint stock company took place in 1960. To this Enzo added that Ferrari was now a people's company, and anyone could buy shares. A good thing for the company happened in 1969, when Gianni Agnelli from Fiat bought 50% of Ferrari shares.
At the Paris Motor Show, the Italian company is presenting the most powerful production car in all of Europe. This is considered a special model Ferrari Enzo, named after Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the concern. The company owes its worldwide fame and advanced design school to this man. Maximum speed of the novelty reaches 350 km/h and the car is capable of accelerating to 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds.
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