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Formula 1 ( F1 )  Ferrari F1( ferrari f1 2012 , ferrari ,ferrari cars , ferrari f1 , f1 ferrari 2012 , ferrari 2012 f1 , f1 cars , ferrari 2012 ,ferrari f 2012 , ferrari formula 1 2012 )  : Right after the Belgian GP the men from Ferrari immediately went back to work for the next race in the Championship, held in Monza, the race eagerly awaited by the fans.Don’t miss the interviews with Stefano Domenicali, talking about the first part of the season, and Gabriele Delli Colli and Davide Rigo, testing with the simulator. Last but not least the Formula 1 alphabet with the Scuderia Ferrari technicians: today’s words are mapping, parc fermé and ratios. 


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FERRARI TAILOR MADE

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THE PROJECT FERRARI TAILOR MADE
The Tailor-Made programme continues a longstanding Maranello tradition which began in the 1950s and 60s, a time when clients personalised their cars as a matter of course and enjoyed huge freedom when it came to materials, colours and finish. The result was genuinely unique cars tailored to suit the desires of each individual owner. That prestigious past has now been revived through a programme that permits owners to specify every last detail of their Ferrari, from the exterior livery colour to the cabin trim, via a completely unprecedented choice of finishes, accessories, materials, treatments and colours. All of which are the fruit of the ongoing research and development by the Ferrari Styling Centre, taking inspiration from the company’s core values of innovation, elegance and passion.

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THE PROJECT FERRARI TAILOR MADE
The client’s personal wishes and aspirations lie at the very heart of the Tailor-Made Programme. Owners are assisted and guided through the selection process by their own Personal Designer who is charged with guaranteeing that the resulting cars are both unique and consistent with the Ferrari brand and its tradition. Once the car’s details have been defined, the client can then track all of the various processes involved in its creation, right up until they take delivery. Naturally, they are very welcome to come to Maranello to pick up their car in person if they wish so. Creativity, research, original materials, superb craftsmanship and attention to detail are the cornerstones of the Tailor-Made programme which offers three collections inspired directly by Ferrari’s DNA: Scuderia, Classica and Inedita.

Felipe Massa – Feliz Aniversário !!!

Felipe Massa is celebrating his 31st Birthday today


Felipe Massa, born 25 April 1981 is a Brazilian Formula One racing driver. He finished second in the 2008 Drivers’ World Championship, and is under contract to race for Scuderia Ferrari until the end of the 2012 season

Felipe Massa – Feliz Aniversário !!!


Early years

Born in São Paulo, Massa is a Brazilian whose grandfather emigrated from Cerignola, Italy.
Massa began karting when he was 8 years old, finishing fourth in his first season. He continued in national and international championships for 7 years, and in 1998 moved into Formula Chevrolet, finishing the Brazilian championship in fifth place. During the following season, he won 3 of the 10 races and claimed the championship. In 2000, he moved to Europe to compete in the Italian Formula Renault series, winning both the Italian and the European Formula Renault championships that year. He could have moved to Formula Three, but instead chose the Euro Formula 3000, where he won 6 of the 8 races and the championship. He was then offered a Formula 1 test with the Sauber team, who signed him for 2002. He also drove for Alfa Romeo in the European Touring Car Championship as a guest driver.
Felipe Massa – Feliz Aniversário !!!


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Alonso of Team Ferrari wins F1 Malaysian GP


Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso won a dramatic Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday, giving the Italian team one of its more unlikely victories in its long history.


In a race that was stopped for 51 minutes due to rain, Alonso looked like being overtaken by Sauber’s Sergio Perez until the Mexican driver ran off the track with six laps to go, giving the Ferrari enough of a gap to win.
The Ferrari team had been considered to be in crisis after a poor start to the season, but a superb display of wet-weather driving gave two-time world champion Alonso a memorable victory. Perez’s second place was Sauber’s best-ever race finish.
Pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton of McLaren finished third ahead of Red Bull’s Mark Webber and Lotus’ Kimi Raikkonen.
“Its an unbelievable result, a great job from the team,” Alonso said. “Its a big surprise to win. We were not competitive in Australia and we were not competitive (in qualifying) here.”
Perez’s delight with his first podium finish was tempered by the knowledge it could have been a win.
“Today a win was possible,” Perez said. “I was catching Fernando and I knew I had to get him soon because (on) the sectors with high speed I was losing the front tires.
“I touched the curb and I went onto the dirty side of the track. It was completely wet and I lost the win.”
Hamilton finished third from pole for a second straight week, but was glad to have avoided the trouble that struck some championship rivals.
“We would have liked to have more points this weekend but I can’t really complain — I’m on the podium for the second race in a row.”
Williams’ Bruno Senna finished sixth in his best F1 finish, Force India’s Paul di Resta and Nico Hulkenberg were seventh and ninth, respectively, separated by Toro Rosso’s Jules Vergne. Mercedes’ Michael Schumacher took the last point for tenth place.
The race finished in gathering gloom at 6:48 p.m. local time (1048 GMT) due to the long delay caused by a tropical downpour that started after just six laps.
Immediately after the restart, there was a flurry of pitstops as drivers changed from full wet to intermediate tires, and Alonso emerged in the lead.
He built his advantage up to 7.7 seconds by lap 30 of 56 but as his tires began to wear, Perez closed in, cutting the gap to 1.3 seconds before both pitted again to switch to dry weather tires.
Perez sliced Alonso’s lead to just half a second with seven laps to run, but critically ran wide at the final turn onto the back straight, giving the Spaniard enough breathing space to hang on for victory, 2.2 seconds ahead of the Sauber driver.
Sauber had notched six third place finishes in its history, but this was its best result.
World champion Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull was running in fourth place for most of the latter half of the race, but picked up a puncture when he collided with HRT’s Narain Karthikeyan with nine laps to go, and finished 11th.
McLaren’s Jenson Button also clipped Karthikeyan earlier in the race, dropping him to last before he recovered to 14th.


Associated Press, Sepang, Malaysia | Sun, 03/25/2012 6:57 PM