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Get on board of a #Ferrari #GTC4Lusso to live a unique driving experience: https://t.co/DccwKA45rR pic.twitter.com/rlXIKJzM0S
— Ferrari (@Ferrari) April 11, 2017
We love the GTC4Lusso. It’s gorgeous; an extraordinary feat of design. The lines are superb and the interior is exceedingly comfortable. It also goes like heck with a 6.3-liter V12 that’s got the reins of 680 horses.
After the win in Sakhir, #Seb5's words for the fans. #BahrainGP #ForzaFerrari pic.twitter.com/5pXWm9xFxa
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) April 16, 2017
Driver standings have been very close so far, with Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton each winning a GP this season. In Bahrain, Vettel secured another first place finish and gained some championship-points distance from Hamilton. Vettel now has 68 points as the season leader, followed by Hamilton’s 61.
Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel got a great start in the second Formula 1 race of the season, shouldering ahead of Valtteri Bottas to follow Lewis Hamilton’s lead. The race started out wet, and then restarted after Antonio Giovinazzi’s hairy crash. Teams switched to slicks when the track dried up, and Vettel came out of the pits in fifth position.
"I like this way of overtaking" - Vettel
— Formula 1 (@F1) April 10, 2017
So do we! ?? pic.twitter.com/eLm8jOrwNR
With some daring overtaking that Formula 1 regards as a candidate for “move of the season,” Vettel...
In case you missed it, Sebastian Vettel started off Ferrari’s 2017 Formula 1 season with a victory.
STRONG win for #Seb5 👊🏼!! #Kimi7 P4 Great Team work ❤ #ForzaFerrari #AusGP #LaFerraridellaFerrari pic.twitter.com/G3xUEdj3Em
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) March 26, 2017
Lewis Hamilton started the race in the lead, but Vettel maintained a quick pace around the track and emerged from the pits in the front of the pack. Leap frogging ahead a few positions, Vettel secured the win, finishing almost 10 seconds ahead of Hamilton, who took second.
This year, Ferrari celebrates its 70th birthday with events in over 60 countries throughout the world. It celebrates 70 years of excellence and 70 years of driving passion. It celebrates 70 years of turning heads all over the world, inspiring every generation with a dream.
Lightning-fast command response. Up to 755 Nm (557 lb.-ft.) of maximum torque at 4750 rpm in VII gear. That signature sound belying Ferrari quality, and with turbo-reminiscent fuel efficiency. It can only be the new engine showcased in the 2016 Ferrari California T convertible. And the sports car's impressive power speaks for itself.
A 3855 V8, the eponymous roadster's engine cuts the ideal figure for its category, delivering an extra 70 CV and 49% more torque while reducing fuel consumption by 15% and increasing California T's range by 20%, making it a hard charger to wow…
235 competitors. Three categories. None, and neither, were of consequence for Ferrari 488 GTB and 488 Spider, each of whom quickly sped to victory in the 24th edition of Sport Auto’s annual readers' poll, which evaluated the categories of best over-150,000-Euro imported sports car and imported convertible.
We at Boardwalk Ferrari can certainly understand the accolades. Ferrari 488 GTB, showcasing a powerful zero-turbo-lag engine, is a paragon of ultrafast response, its dual-grille, double-front-spoiler…
Adrenaline level: very high. #Ferrari #LaFerrari #RossoFerrari https://t.co/eLDKjGxQ1b pic.twitter.com/hwa9pSRQTS
— Ferrari USA (@FerrariUSA) February 3, 2017
Ever since you saw one glide past you on the street, you’ve wanted one. The name alone triggers a sense of awe and longing. You’ve seen all of the designs. You have watched as one is retired and another one took its place. Ferrari is more than a name. It’s an adjective, used to describe that special, delicately-crafted machine that’s sexy, powerful, luxurious and rare. .
Recently, the Ferrari GTC4Lusso won the Jury of the International Automobile Festival's "The Most Beautiful Supercar of the Year" Grand Prize, marking the car's first European award of the year.