Thread: Sempre Ferrari!

Anybody watch "Always Ferrari" with Matchett on Speed last weekend?

Pretty interesting to see the factory and sections like "Classiche", where many of the old racecars are kept. Apparently Schumacher drove with an '07 car from that area during his recent test.

BTW, i was under the impression that SF meant Scuderia Ferrari. Is this so, or does it mean Sempre Ferrari?

Also very interesting to hear how the prancing horse came about.

SF' as seen on the front wings of the car underneath the Black Horse symbol stands for 'Scuderia Ferrari' in keeping with the equine motif.

The phrase basically means 'Ferrari Racing Stables' which refers to the racing arm of the Ferrari Automobiles.

The 'SF' logo seen on most Ferrari road cars is strictly marketing and does not mean anything.

-kmamaji-

Now I don’t think you need any more answer on it as kmamaji cleared everything.

I didn't catch the program but I would be interested to hear about the horse logo.

I'd also be curious to know if Ford considered the Ferrari logo when they designed theirs for the Mustang.