In 1947 Ferrari painted its first car (the 125 S) the famous shade of red called "Rosso Corsa" because ... that all racing cars be painted with a color code based on the country from which they ...

Most people who buy a Ferrari go for red. The color is so common with the brand that many people genuinely don't realize that they come in other colors. So, why are so many Ferraris painted red?

Almost all of Ferrari's new car unveilings have featured red cars. Ferrari even named a car after the color red, the Testarossa—Italian for redhead. In fact, according to Ferrari, almost 85 ...

Sure, we normally associate all Ferraris with their trademark red color, called “Rosso ... Aside from the basic palette of colors, Ferrari will pretty much paint your car in any shade of your ...

And, as you can see, it’s blue. Though some people claim Ferrari built a few F40s in colors beside red, and you do see the odd yellow or white car, the official story is that all F40s left the ...

Formula 1 landing in the United States is synonymous with spectacle. Not only for what may happen on the track, but also because teams and drivers always have surprises in store for their U.S. fans.

In the early days of motor racing, nations were unofficially given 'racing colours' -- Italian teams would race in red, with the Rosso Corsa shade becoming synonymous with Ferrari in the 20th ...