280 pages of exclusive photographs and features detailing Ferrari’s year on the roads and on the track. And much more besides: issue number 15 of the Magazine also continues the Ferrari Yearbook tradition by presenting the story told by Chairman Luca di Montezemolo to five journalists of 20 years of success on all fronts, thanks to his superbly intuitive and farsighted decision-making.Ferrari’s 60 years of victories in Formula 1 is another fascinating story. This takes readers all the way from Gonzales’ first win in Silverstone in 1951 to Alonso’s on the same circuit this very season.A special section also details the racing year, covering everything from Formula 1 to our huge success in the GT Championships. You’ll find it equally interesting to discover that Ferrari is now completely self-sufficient in clean energy production and to visit its most secret corners in the photographs of Fulvio Roiter. Lots of space has been devoted also to our new models: you’ll see the 458 Spider driven by Jamiroquai frontman Jay Kay, and the FF put through its paces on snow and sand. There’s also an extensive feature on the new Tailor-Made programme which allows owners to personalise their Ferrari to an extent unprecedented anywhere in the auto world.There are lots of other stories too including featuring the likes of Japanese dancer Tetsuya Kumakawa, Indian industrialist Cheerag Arya, PPR Sport & lifestyle CEO Jocken Zeitz and former F1 world champion Jackie Stewart, all of whom are linked to Ferrari for different reasons but share the same inimitable passion for the Prancing Horse.

Number nine of The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to Style: from the extraordinary history of the Ferrari style discussed with Sergio Pininfarina and Flavio Manzoni, the head of this sector at Maranello, we move to style as a way of life, among choices and behaviours.

The first number of The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to signs from those of the world of F1 to those of the poles. Among the stories, there is an in depth study about how the Ferrari design and style have contributed the Italian artistic and cultural movement of the last sixty years.

Number four The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to colours. The colours of the races, the history of national colours, the tribal use of colours that, over the centuries, have been transformed into the bright coveralls of our pit-stop mechanics are a few of the subjects discussed.

Number 10 of The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to Technology. An extraordinary panorama of innovation introduced by Ferrari accompanies curious and unexpected themes, such as the simulator tests for Formula 1 carried out by President Montezemolo.

'The Official Ferrari Magazine', dedicated to the sports events, products and the corporate affairs of the company over the last year. Furthermore, the 270 large glossy pages include the reports from Formula One to Corse Clienti, the unveiling of the Italia 458 and the other events concerning the product as well as the corporate initiatives together with high resolution photographs, reports and editorials. The yearbook is published in English.Attached you can find the 2009 yearbook brochure containing the translation into Italian of all of the articles contained in the official Ferrari yearbook, which includes all of the sports, product and corporate events over the last year. The glossy paged brochure contains the miniature version of some of the pages created with graphics for the yearbook.

Number six of The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to the Brand. Among the many stories, including the one of the presentation of the 458 Italia, the most deep seated to understand the value of a brand, is the story of the mechanic to Hollywood stars who, from immigrant to the US during the 50s, became the man that stars entrusted their Ferraris to.

Soundand light: this theme for number 13 of The Official Ferrari Magazine has a series of really interesting articles, from an exclusive interview with RalphLauren on the subject of his magnificent Ferraris, kept perfectly polished and shining like mirrors, to the famous violinist Mario Brunello who tries out the 12 cylinder Ferraris from various epochs at Fiorano, giving his opinion of the musicality of theengines. Among the curiosities is the story of the front and rear lights from Ferraris through the ages, and the tracklights during a race. It’s an edition full of surprises: don’t miss out.

Printed on the same day the new 458 Spider photo was revealed, number 14 of The Official Ferrari Magazine is out, with freedom as its theme. What greater freedom is there than a spider made for every road and every situation? There is also the history of every Ferrari spider in this number, along with that of three great personages who have made freedom their philosophy: the astronautPaolo Nespoli, the solitary sailor Samantha Davies and one of the few men in the world to have conquered heights more than eight thousand meters, climbing without the help of oxygen, Silvio Mondinelli. Plus all the rules that drivers have to respect while racing: exactly the opposite of freedom! Among the oddities is the Indian city of New Delhi as seen through the eyes of an elephant.

Number five of The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to daring: from the sublime pleasure of confronting a sporting challenge to the tale of a driver who barely escaped death on the track. There is the fascinating story of a French client, the ex leader of an acrobatic team, who nowadays is doing acrobatics in the sky on old monoplanes from the First World War.

Edition 21 of the Ferrari Magazine opens with an exclusive photographic reportage and a long interview with Fernando Alonso onboard his LaFerrari on the Fiorano track.All aspects of the theme of this green edition were analysed: we visit the Maranello factory where 'green' is present both inside and outside the buildings; we met a few customers who manage companies in the eco-sustainable sector; let's run through some of the marvellous green coloured cars of the past and present. And then a drive story through the mountains and along the coastlines of Lebanon, an interview with the singer Amy Mcdonald, the story of Pinin, the only 4-door vehicle to leave the Maranello factory, and much more.

'The Official Ferrari Magazine', the new magazine from the Prancing Horse, presents its special edition dedicated to the 2008 season. As of this year the traditional Ferrari yearbook changes its looks and is included in the magazine's special edition - a collaboration between Ferrari and Cond?© Nast. On 280 pages Ferrari tells all about the events over the last year, with breathtaking photos and exclusive texts - from Formula One to Corse Clienti, from the new GT's production to the Company's evolution: to remember unforgettable moments of the 2008 season, like the win of the 16th Constructors' World Title and the launch of the new models Ferrari California and Scuderia Spider 16M.The magazine starts with an article dedicated to the new Ferrari California's test drive with Jason Barlow and Derek Hill; followed by a special tribute to World Champion Phil Hill.Furthermore the magazine presents all the other parts of the world of Ferrari: such as the Magic India Tour of the two 612 Scaglietti, the Corse Clienti events and an overview of the Ferrari work's high-tech transformation at Maranello.'The Official Ferrari Magazine's' special edition is a collector's item and a wonderful gift for the fans of the Prancing Horse.

The second number of The Official Ferrari Magazine is dedicated to the theme of language. What characterises the language of Enzo Ferrari and Luca di Montezemolo? What do they say in the secrecy of the headphones, to the drivers and engineers during those crucial thirty minutes that precede the starting gun of a Grand Prix?

All the details have been unveiled of the new supercar with a name pointing towards excellence: LaFerrari. An issue dedicated to the excellences in various fields, starting with Formula 1, the F138 to design, arts and the rarest and most unique Ferraris. Amongst this issue's main protagonists: famous DJ Bob Sinclar, Google's Senior Vice President Engineering Ben Sloss and Englishman Ronald Stern, owner of one of the most extraordinary Ferrari memorabilia collections in the world.

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A remote controlled model of the 458 Italia Ferrari with a scale of 1:20. The remote-control unit included in the pack, allows you to drive your very own 458 Italia in all directions. The front and rear lights work perfectly and make this model unique in its kind. The three-band system also allows three different users to organise amazing neck-and-neck racing competitions.The pack includes a battery for the remote control, a rechargeable battery and a 210 V battery charger.Operating Frequency: 27 Mhz

Wood pull along car that reporduces a F1 car with driver. Little Ferrari enthusiasts can pull it along. The body is made from lacquered coloured wood.

Ferrari California Soft R/C, remote controlled Ferrari with soft materials and shapes, easy to use hand piece that guarantees pure enjoyment for kids. Cause-effect and motor development toy. The car runs on 2 x AA batteries, included.

A remote controlled model of the 599 GTB Ferrari with a scale of 1:10. The remote-control unit included in the pack, allows you to drive your very own 599 GTB in all directions. The front and rear lights work perfectly and make this model unique in its kind. The three-band system also allows three different users to organise amazing neck-and-neck racing competitions.The pack includes a battery for the remote control, a rechargeable battery and a 210 V battery charger.Operating Frequency: 27 Mhz