The 93rd edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans will see the number 50 499P start from seventh place, thanks to the time set in Hyperpole by Antonio Fuoco, while the sister car entered by Ferrari – AF Corse, the number 51, will line up in 11th.

The Formula 1 engines will be fired up once again this weekend for one of the most popular rounds on the calendar, the Canadian Grand Prix, held at the track built in 1976 on the manmade Ile Notre-Dame at the circuit, which in 1982, the year of his death, was named after the Ferrari driver, Gilles Villeneuve.

Ferrari has been honoured with the highest design award from the German Red Dot Award association.

The 2025 Ferrari Cavalcade was an unforgettable journey through Andalusia’s rich culture and breathtaking landscapes