Scuderia Ferrari

Scuderia Ferrari are the most successful and oldest currently competing team in Formula One. They are based in Maranello, Italy.
Founded in 1929, the team started making their own cars in 1947 after running s until then. They were part of the inaugural World Championship in .
Ferrari have won the drivers' title fifteen times, in , , , , , , , , , , , , , and . They won the Constructors' Championship (which was formed in 1958) sixteen times, in 1961, 1964, 1975, , 1977, 1979, , , , 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007 and .
The drivers that have won the Championship while driving for Ferrari are Alberto Ascari, Juan Manuel Fangio, Mike Hawthorn, Phil Hill, John Surtees, Niki Lauda, Jody Scheckter, Michael Schumacher and Kimi Räikkönen.
For the season, Ferrari launched the F14 T, the team's first turbocharged car since the F1/87/88C in , which was driven by former World Drivers' Champions, Fernando Alonso and Kimi Räikkönen.
For , Alonso was replaced by four-time World Champion, Sebastian Vettel, while Räikkönen retained his seat.
Räikkönen was replaced by Charles Leclerc for . Then Vettel was replaced with Carlos Sainz, Jr. in .
Ahead of the 2023 season getting underway, crypto company Velas parted ways with Ferrari.
==Before Formula 1 World Championship==
When the dominant Alfa Romeo squad pulled their factory team out of competition in 1933, the manufacture allowed former driver Enzo Ferrari to run the team and develop the cars under the Scuderia Ferrari banner.
Ferrari was successful during this time but with the emergence of Auto Union and Mercedes, the Alfa Romeo's were no longer the fastest machinery around, still, numerous wins were achieved during this time.
In 1939, Scuderia Ferrari split from Alfa Romeo and started to produce his own cars prior to the start of the war.
In 1947, Ferrari produced the Tipo 125 with a 1.5 Litre engine, this was the first racing car to bare the Ferrari name and was ran under the Scuderia Ferrari banner, as well as being sold to privateers like Peter Whitehead.
Ferrari recruited Luigi Villoresi as a driver and mentor to partner son of his former teammate Alberto Ascari.
The drivers achieved limited success prior to the start of the 1950 World Championship season.
==Formula 1 World Championship==
===1950===
Ferrari would be part of the inaugural World Championship in 1950, and became the only team to compete in every season in the history of the sport. They started the season with the supercharged Ferrari 125, with regular drivers being Alberto Ascari and his mentor Luigi Villoresi. Frenchman Raymond Sommer would also make appearances in a third car at certain events.
The team withdrew from the opening round at Silverstone due a dispute about starting money, so would make its debut at the following round in Monaco. The team missed the opening practice session, where the top five spots on the grid were decided, so Ascari and Villoresi lined up sixth and seventh respectively. Sommer was ninth in the third car.
The Ferraris would survive the first lap pileup that would eliminate two of the dominant Alfa Romeos, taking up the three places behind the race leader Fangio. Ascari and Villoresi battled over second place, swapping positions multiple times, although Villoresi would retire from the race leaving Ascari to take the teams first podium. Sommer also looked likely for a podium but was overtaken by Chiron's Maserati, so finished fourth.
Like the rest of the regular Grand Prix teams, Ferrari missed the Indianapolis 500, so returned for round 4 in Switzerland. Raymond Sommer would be called up in a third car again, this time using the Ferrari 166, with which he won the supporting F2 race. It was a poor showing for the team, with all three cars retiring before half distance.
Ferrari would not make use of Sommer's services again, and the Frenchman would return to driving both works and private Talbot Lagos for the rest of the season. For the Belgian GP, Ascari had a new car, the Ferrari 275, which unlike the 125, was normally aspirated. He scored points with it in fifth place, while Villoresi finished a place behind int he older car.
The team withdrew from the French Grand Prix during practice due to the poor pace of its drivers, both with the newer 275 model. Another new car, the 375, was introduced and tested at Geneva. It was good enough to be taken to the season finale at Monza. Villoresi was unfortunately involved in a traffic accident at the test, and as a result could not race in Italy. Ferrari asked Raymond Sommer back, but organisers would not allow it, so Ferrari recruited former bike racing star Dorino Serafini to drive the car. 
The new Ferrari 375 was strong and allowed Ascari to really race the Alfa Romeos for the first time, flying away at the front with Nino Farina in the Alfa. When the Alfa pitted, Ascari led for several laps until he retired the car. Ascari then took over Serafini's car, which was running third, and passed the Alfa Romeo of Luigi Fagioli for second. This was Serafini's only Formula 1 race, which gives him the unique distinction of being the only driver have a 100% podium strike rate. 
Ascari finished the championship 5th with 11 points, the second highest non Alfa Romeo driver. Sommer and Serafini shared thirteenth place with several other drivers, while Villoresi was unranked, failing to score at all.
== Privateer Entries ==
=== 1950 ===
Peter Whitehead drove his Ferrari 125 in three championship rounds in 1950. He had hoped to appear at his home race at Silverstone, but like the works Ferraris, he withdrew due to a starting money dispute. He reappeared at Reims, and was the only Ferrari on the grid due to the withdrawal of the works team, although he qualified down in 19th place. In a race of high attrition, he climbed his way up the field to eventually finish on the podium in third place. He drove in the final race at Monza and finished seventh, his podium in France placing him in ninth place in the Championship.
Italian Clemente Biondetti uniquely put a Jaguar sports car engine in a Ferrari 166S, and entered his home race. He qualified 25th and retired from the race with engine failure, marking the only time a Ferrari has appeared in the Championship without a Ferrari engine.
== Key Personnel ==
Role 	Name 	Duration 	 	 	 	
President of Ferrari 	Enzo Ferrari 	1929–1988 	 	 	 	
President of Ferrari 	Vittorio Ghidella 	1988 	 	 	 	
President of Ferrari 	Piero Fusaro 	1988-1991 	 	 	 	
President of Ferrari 	Luca di Montezemolo 	1991–2014 	 	 	 	
President of Ferrari 	Sergio Marchionne 	2014–present	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Saracco Ferrari 	1929-1931 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Mario Lolli 	1932-1933 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Federico Giberti 	1934 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Nello Ugolini 	1935-1940 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Federico Giberti 	1947-1951 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Nello Ugolini 	1952-1955 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Eraldo Sculati 	1956 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Mino Amorotti 	1957 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Romolo Tavoni 	1958-1961 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Eugenio Dragoni 	1962-1966 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Franco Lini 	1967 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Franco Gozzi 	1968-1970 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Peter Schetty 	1971-1972 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Sandro Colombo 	1973 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Luca di Montezemolo 	1973-1975 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Daniele Audetto 	1976 	1976 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Roberto Nosetto 	1977 	1977 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Marco Piccinini 	1978-1988 	 	 	 	
Team Principal 	Cesare Fiorio 	1989-1991 	1989-1991 	1989-1991 	1989-1991 	1989-1991
Team Principal 	Marco Piccinini 	1991 	1991 	1991 	1991 	1991
Team Principal 	Piero Ferrari 	1991 	1991 	1991 	1991 	1991
Team Principal 	Claudio Lombardi 	1991 	1991 	1991 	1991 	1991
Team Principal 	Sante Ghedini 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993
Team Principal 	Jean Todt 	1993-2007 	1993-2007 	1993-2007 	1993-2007 	1993-2007
Team Principal 	Stefano Domenicali 	2008-2014 	2008-2014 	2008-2014 	2008-2014 	2008-2014
Team Principal 	Marco Mattiacci 	2014 	2014 	2014 	2014 	2014
Team Principal 	Maurizio Arrivabene 	2014–2018 	2014–2018 	2014–2018 	2014–2018 	2014–2018
Team Principal 	Mattia Binotto 	2018-2023 	2018-2023 	2018-2023 	2018-2023 	2018-2023
Team Principal 	Frédéric Vasseur 	2023-present	 	 	 	
Chief Designer 	Vittorio Jano 	1929-1937 	1929-1937 	1929-1937 	1929-1937 	1929-1937
Chief Designer 	Alfredo Ferrari 	1950-1956 	1950-1956 	1950-1956 	1950-1956 	1950-1956
Chief Designer 	Vittorio Jano 	1956-1959 	1956-1959 	1956-1959 	1956-1959 	1956-1959
Chief Designer 	Carlo Chiti 	1960-1962 	1960-1962 	1960-1962 	1960-1962 	1960-1962
Chief Designer 	Mauro Forghieri 	1963-1972 	1963-1972 	1963-1972 	1963-1972 	1963-1972
Chief Designer 	Sandro Colombo 	1973 	1973 	1973 	1973 	1973
Chief Designer 	Mauro Forghieri 	1974-1980 	1974-1980 	1974-1980 	1974-1980 	1974-1980
Chief Designer 	Harvey Postlethwaite 	1981-1987 	1981-1987 	1981-1987 	1981-1987 	1981-1987
Chief Designer 	John Barnard 	1988-1989 	1988-1989 	1988-1989 	1988-1989 	1988-1989
Chief Designer 	Enrique Scalabroni 	1990 	1990 	1990 	1990 	1990
Chief Designer 	Steve Nichols 	1991-1992 	1991-1992 	1991-1992 	1991-1992 	1991-1992
Chief Designer 	John Barnard 	1992-1997 	1992-1997 	1992-1997 	1992-1997 	1992-1997
Chief Designer 	Rory Byrne 	1997-2006 	1997-2006 	1997-2006 	1997-2006 	1997-2006
Chief Designer 	Nicholas Tombazis (chassis)	2007-2014 	2007-2014 	2007-2014 	2007-2014 	2007-2014
Chief Designer 	Lorenzo Sassi (power unit) 	2014-present	2014-present	2014-present	2014-present	2014-present
Technical Director 	Mauro Forghieri 	1984-1987 	1984-1987 	1984-1987 	1984-1987 	1984-1987
Technical Director 	Pierguido Castelli 	1988-1992 	1988-1992 	1988-1992 	1988-1992 	1988-1992
Technical Director 	Harvey Postlethwaite 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993
Technical Director 	Valerio Bianchi 	1993 	1993 	1993 	1993 	1993
Technical Director 	Gustav Brunner 	1994-1996 	1994-1996 	1994-1996 	1994-1996 	1994-1996
Technical Director 	Ross Brawn 	1997-2006 	1997-2006 	1997-2006 	1997-2006 	1997-2006
Technical Director 	Aldo Costa 	2007-2011 	2007-2011 	2007-2011 	2007-2011 	2007-2011
Technical Director 	Pat Fry 	2011-2014 	2011-2014 	2011-2014 	2011-2014 	2011-2014
Technical Director 	James Allison 	2013-2016 	2013-2016 	2013-2016 	2013-2016 	2013-2016
Engine Technical Director	Luigi Bazzi 	1929-1947 	1929-1947 	1929-1947 	1929-1947 	1929-1947
Engine Technical Director	Gioacchino Colombo 	1948-1949 	1948-1949 	1948-1949 	1948-1949 	1948-1949
Engine Technical Director	Aurelio Lampredi 	1950-1955 	1950-1955 	1950-1955 	1950-1955 	1950-1955
Engine Technical Director	Vittorio Jano 	1956-1959 	1956-1959 	1956-1959 	1956-1959 	1956-1959
Engine Technical Director	Carlo Chiti 	1960-1962 	1960-1962 	1960-1962 	1960-1962 	1960-1962
Engine Technical Director	Angelo Belei 	1964-1965 	1964-1965 	1964-1965 	1964-1965 	1964-1965
Engine Technical Director	Mauro Forghieri 	1965-1972 	1965-1972 	1965-1972 	1965-1972 	1965-1972
Engine Technical Director	Sandro Colombo 	1973 	1973 	1973 	1973 	1973
Engine Technical Director	Mauro Forghieri 	1974-1983 	1974-1983 	1974-1983 	1974-1983 	1974-1983
Engine Technical Director	Ildo Renzetti 	1984-1989 	1984-1989 	1984-1989 	1984-1989 	1984-1989
Engine Technical Director	Paolo Massai 	1990-1991 	1990-1991 	1990-1991 	1990-1991 	1990-1991
Engine Technical Director	Claudio Lombardi 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993 	1992-1993
Engine Technical Director	Paolo Martinelli 	1994-2006 	1994-2006 	1994-2006 	1994-2006 	1994-2006
Engine Technical Director	Gilles Simon 	2006-2009 	2006-2009 	2006-2009 	2006-2009 	2006-2009
Engine Technical Director	Luca Marmorini 	2009-2014 	2009-2014 	2009-2014 	2009-2014 	2009-2014
Engine Technical Director	Mattia Binotto 	2014-2018 	2014-2018 	2014-2018 	2014-2018 	2014-2018
== Ferrari Driver Academy ==
Ferrari Driver Academy is an initiative from Formula One team Scuderia Ferrari to promote young talent inside its own organization, with several drivers being selected and funded by the team, being under long-term contracts.
===History===
The idea of the concept came from Felipe Massa's grooming within the Ferrari organization, with the Brazilian being loaned out to Sauber for three seasons whilst being under contract with Ferrari. Jules Bianchi became the first recruit to the scheme in December 2009, being followed by Mirko Bortolotti, Daniel Zampieri and Raffaele Marciello in March 2010.AutoSport: Ferrari expands young driver academy, accessed on 6 March 2010 In late 2010, Ferrari confirmed Sergio Pérez had been signed up to the scheme, the Mexican being set to be its first graduate to Formula One competition, having already signed for Ferrari-powered Sauber days before the announcement.AutoSport: Perez joins Ferrari young driver scheme, accessed on 7 March 2013Ferrari: FDA testing at Fiorano: on track with Formula 3 today and F1 Thursday, accessed on 7 March 2013 Pérez ceased being a member of the academy after signing to McLaren in . Bianchi also ceased being a member in July 2015 after dying from injuries he sustained at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix while racing for the Ferrari-powered Marussia team. Lance Stroll ceased being a member following his departure to . Marciello ceased to be a member for personal reasons.
After rumors of the academy being disbanded, it was announced that the program would be expanded with Massimo Rivola as its new head. On 23 June 2015, Antonio Fuoco had his first Formula One test with Ferrari during the 2-day post-Austrian Grand Prix test in Spielberg at the Red Bull Ring. In March 2016, it was announced that Charles Leclerc would be inducted into the Ferrari Driver Academy. In November of that year, Enzo Fittipaldi was among five drivers invited to join the Ferrari Driver Academy and was confirmed as a Ferrari Driver Academy member alongside Marcus Armstrong the following month. In late 2017, Ferrari added Callum Ilott, Robert Shwartzman and Gianluca Petecof to their line-up. Mick Schumacher, the son of multiple Formula One World champion Michael Schumacher was added to the lineup in 2019.
In September 2018, it was announced Leclerc would become the first academy member to graduate to Ferrari in .Ferrari: Charles Leclerc to drive for Scuderia Ferrari in 2019, accessed on 28 Nov 2018
Mick Schumacher graduated to F1 with Haas after winning the 2020 Formula 2 Championship, while Championship runner-up Callum Ilott was given a test and reserve driver role at Scuderia Ferrari. After 2020, three drivers left the academy: Giuliano Alesi, Enzo Fittipaldi and reigning Formula Regional European Champion Gianluca Petecof, meanwhile Australian karter James Wharton joined it after winning the Ferrari Scouting competition.Formula Scout: James Wharton wins Ferrari Driver Academy scouting shootout, accessed on 9 Nov 2021
In January 2021, Maya Weug, 16, became the first female driver to join the academy.CNN: Maya Weug becomes first female driver to earn a spot in the Ferrari Driver Academy, accessed 23 Jan 2021 In Autumn of 2021 Ferrari added European Karting vice-champion Rafael Câmara and Italian F4 and ADAC F4 champion Ollie Bearman to their lineup, after the pair won the Ferrari's Scouting World Final.Formula Scout: Bearman and Camara signed by Ferrari Driver Academy for 2022, accessed on 9 Nov 2021
Following the second running of the Girls on Track – Rising Stars competition Laura Camps Torras was signed to the , making her the second female driver to join.Ferrari.com: Laura Camps Torras wins Girls on Track – Rising Stars and a place in the Ferrari Driver Academy, accessed on 10 Dec 2021
=== Current Drivers ===
* Dino Beganovic (2020 -) 
* Maya Weug (2021 -) 
* Oliver Bearman (2022 -) 
* Rafael Câmara (2022 -) 
* Tuukka Taponen (2023 -)
* Aurelia Nobels (2023 -)
=== Past Drivers ===
* Jules Bianchi (2009 - 2014)
* Mirko Bortolotti (2010)
* Daniel Zampieri (2010)
* Sergio Pérez (2010 - 2012)
* Lance Stroll (2010 - 2015)
* Raffaele Marciello (2010 - 2015)
* Antonio Fuoco (2013 - 2018)
* Guanyu Zhou (2014 - 2018)
* Charles Leclerc (2016 - 2018)
* Giuliano Alesi (2016 - 2020)
* Enzo Fittipaldi (2017 - 2020)
* Marcus Armstrong (2017 - 2021)
* Callum Ilott (2017 - 2021) 
* Robert Shwartzman (2017 - 2022)
* Mick Schumacher (2019 - 2022)
* Arthur Leclerc (2020 - 2023)
* James Wharton (2021 - 2023)
* Laura Camps Torras (2022)
==Entrant names==
Years 	Name
–, , –, –	Scuderia Ferrari
–, – 	Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC
– 	Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro
–, 	Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow
–present 	Scuderia Ferrari HP
==Wins==
For full list, see Scuderia Ferrari/Race Wins
===Milestone Wins===
No.	Grand Prix 	Driver
1 	1951 British Grand Prix 	Froilan Gonzalez
10	1952 Italian Grand Prix 	Alberto Ascari
25	1956 German Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
50	1974 Spanish Grand Prix 	Niki Lauda
75	1979 United States Grand Prix West	Gilles Villeneuve
100	1990 French Grand Prix 	Alain Prost
125	1999 Malaysian Grand Prix 	Eddie Irvine
150	2002 Canadian Grand Prix 	Michael Schumacher
175	2004 United States Grand Prix 	Michael Schumacher
200	2007 Chinese Grand Prix 	Kimi Raikkonen
225	2017 Australian Grand Prix 	Sebastian Vettel
==Season-by-season record==
The drivers noted are works Ferrari drivers only (no private-only entrants).
Includes rounds raced under the North American Racing Team entrant.
Drivers' champions in bold.
Year	Entrant 	Chassis 	Engine 	Tyres	Drivers 	Rounds 	Points	Championship
1950	Scuderia Ferrari 	125166275375	125 V12 1.5L275 V12 3.3L 375 V12 4.5L	 	Alberto Ascari 	2, 4-5, 7	NA 	NA
1950	Scuderia Ferrari 	125166275375	125 V12 1.5L275 V12 3.3L 375 V12 4.5L	 	Luigi Villoresi 	2, 4-5, 7	NA 	NA
1950	Scuderia Ferrari 	125166275375	125 V12 1.5L275 V12 3.3L 375 V12 4.5L	 	Raymond Sommer 	2, 4 	NA 	NA
1950	Scuderia Ferrari 	125166275375	125 V12 1.5L275 V12 3.3L 375 V12 4.5L	 	Dorino Serafini 	7 	NA 	NA
1950	Peter Whitehead 	125 	125 V12 1.5L 	 	Peter Whitehead 	6-7 	NA 	NA
1950	Clemente Biondetti	166 	Jaguar XK L6 3,4L 	 	Clemente Biondetti	7 	NA 	NA
Year	Car 	Tyres	No. 	Drivers 	Rounds 	WCC Results 	Test Drivers 	Report
 	375 	 	 	Alberto AscariJosé Froilán GonzálezPiero TaruffiLuigi Villoresi 	1, 3–84–81, 3, 6–81, 3–8 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	375500 	 	 	Alberto AscariGuiseppe FarinaAndré SimonPiero TaruffiLuigi Villoresi 	2–81, 3–81, 81, 3–6, 87–8 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	500553 	 	 	Alberto AscariPiero CariniGuiseppe FarinaMike HawthornUmberto MagioliLuigi Villoresi 	1, 3–991, 3–91, 3–991, 3–9 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	500553625 	 	 	Alberto AscariGiussepe FarinaJosé Froilán GonzálezMike HawthornUmberto MaglioliRobert ManzonPiero TaruffiMaurice Trintignant 	81, 31, 3–81, 3–91, 7–87–864–9 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	500555625 	 	 	Eugenio CastellottiGiuseppe FarinaPaul FrèreJosé Froilán GonzálezMike HawthornUmberto MagioliHarry SchellPiero TaruffiMaurice Trintignant 	5–71–2, 4, 72, 415–71, 7221–2, 4–7 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	500555D50 	 	 	Eugenio CastellottiPeter CollinsJuan Manuel FangioPaul FrèreOlivier GendebienLuigi MussoAndré PiletteAlfonso de PortagoWolfgang von Trips 	1–2, 4–81–2, 4–81–2, 4–841, 51–2, 7–845–88 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	500801 	 	 	Eugenio CastellottiPeter CollinsJosé Froilán GonzálezMike HawthornLuigi MussoCesare PerdisaAlfonso de PortagoMaurice TrintignantWolfgang von Trips	11–2, 4–6, 811–2, 4–6, 81, 4–8112, 4–51–2, 8 	N/A 	N/A 	Report
 	156246 	 	 	Peter CollinsOlivier GendebienMike HawthornPhil HillLuigi MussoWolfgang von Trips 	1–3, 5–85, 10–111–3, 5–810–111–3, 5–62, 6–10	(47 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	156246 	 	 	Cliff AllisonJean BehraTony BrooksOlivier GendebienDan GurneyPhil HillWolfgang von Trips 	1, 3, 6, 8–91, 3–41, 3–4, 6–94, 84, 6–81, 3–4, 6–99 	(32 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	246 	 	 	Cliff AllisonRichie GintherJosé Froilán GonálezPhil HillWilly MairesseWolfgang von Trips 	1–22, 4, 911–2, 4–95–6, 91–2, 4–9 	(26 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	156 	 	 	Olivier GendebienRichie GintherPhil HillWilly MairesseRicardo RodríguezWolfgang von Trips 	31–71–7671–7 	(45 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	156 	 	 	Giancarlo BaghettiLorenzo BandiniPhil HillWilly MairesseRicardo Rodríguez 	1, 3, 6–72, 6–71–3, 5–72–3, 71–3, 6–7 	6th (18 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	156 	 	 	Lorenzo BandiniWilly MairesseLudovico ScarfiottiJohn Surtees 	7–101–2, 63–4All 	4th (26 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	1561581512 	 	 	Lorenzo BandiniPedro RodríguezLudovico ScarfiottiJohn Surtees 	All108All 	(45 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	1581512 	 	 	Lorenzo BandiniBob BondurantPedro RodríguezLudovico ScarfiottiJohn SurteesNino Vaccarella 	All99–10101–88 	4th (25 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	246 F1-66312 	 	 	Lorenzo BandiniMike ParkesLudovico ScarfiottiJohn Surtees 	1–3, 5–83, 5–76–71–2 	(32 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312 	 	 	Chris AmonLorenzo BandiniMike ParkesLudovico ScarfiottiJonathan Williams 	2–1123–43–411 	5th (20 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312 	 	 	Andrea de AdamichChris AmonDerek BellJacky Ickx 	11–2, 4–129, 111–2, 4–10, 12 	4th (37 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312 	 	 	Chris AmonErnesto BrambillaPedro Rodríguez 	1–686, 8–11 	5th (7 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312B 	 	 	Ignazio GiuntiJacky IckxClay Regazzoni 	4, 6, 9–10All5, 7–13 	(52 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312B312B2 	 	 	Mario AndrettiJacky IckxClay Regazzoni 	1–4, 7, 10–11AllAll 	(33 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312B2 	 	 	Mario AndrettiNanni GalliJacky IckxArturo MerzarioClay Regazzoni 	1–3, 10, 126All7 –81–5, 8–12 	4th (33 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312B2312B3 	 	 	Jacky IckxArturo Merzario 	1–9, 131–3, 6, 8, 12–15 	6th (12 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312B3 	 	1112 	Clay RegazzoniNiki Lauda 	AllAll 	(65 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312B3 	 	1112 	Clay RegazzoniNiki Lauda 	AllAll 	(72.5 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312T312T2 	 	1235 	Niki LaudaClay RegazzoniCarlos Reutemann 	1–10, 13–161–10, 12–1613 	(83 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312T2 	 	1111/2112	Niki LaudaGilles VilleneuveCarlos Reutemann 	1–1516–17All 	(95 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312T2312T3 	 	1112 	Carlos ReutemannGilles Villeneuve 	AllAll 	(65 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312T3312T4 	 	1112 	Jody ScheckterGilles Villeneuve 	AllAll 	(113 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	312T5 	 	12 	Jody ScheckterGilles Villeneuve 	AllAll 	10th (8 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	126CK 	 	2728 	Gilles VilleneuveDidier Pironi 	AllAll 	5th (34 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	126C2 	 	27272828 	Gilles VilleneuvePatrick TambayDidier PironiMario Andretti 	1–59–161–1215–16 	(74 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	126C2B 	 	2728 	Patrick TambayRené Arnoux 	AllAll 	(84 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	126C4 	 	2728 	René ArnouxMichele Alboreto 	AllAll 	(57.5 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	156/85 	 	272828 	Michele AlboretoRené ArnouxStefan Johansson 	All12–16 	(87 pts) 	Johnny Dumfries 	Report
 	F1/86 	 	2728 	Michele AlboretoStefan Johansson 	AllAll 	4th (37 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	F1/87 	 	2728 	Michele AlboretoGerhard Berger 	AllAll 	4th (38 pts) 	N/A 	Report
 	F1/87/88C 	 	2728 	Michele AlboretoGerhard Berger 	AllAll 	(65 pts) 	Dario BenuzziGianni MorbidelliRoberto Moreno 	Report
 	640 	 	2728 	Nigel MansellGerhard Berger 	All1–2, 4–16 	(59 pts) 	JJ LehtoGianni MorbidelliRoberto Moreno 	Report
 	641 	 	12 	Alain ProstNigel Mansell 	AllAll 	(110 pts) 	Gianni Morbidelli 	Report
 	642642/2643 	 	272728 	Alain ProstGianni MorbidelliJean Alesi 	1–1516All 	(55.5 pts) 	Dario BenuzziAndrea MonterminiGianni Morbidelli 	Report
 	F92AF92AT 	 	272828 	Jean AlesiIvan CapelliNicola Larini 	All1–1415–16 	4th (21 pts) 	Nicola LariniGianni Morbidelli 	Report
 	F93A 	 	2728 	Jean AlesiGerhard Berger 	AllAll 	4th (28 pts) 	Nicola LariniGianni Morbidelli 	Report
 	412T1412T1B 	 	272728 	Jean AlesiNicola LariniGerhard Berger 	1, 4–162–3All 	(71 pts) 	Nicola Larini 	Report
 	412T2 	 	2728 	Jean AlesiGerhard Berger 	AllAll 	(73 pts) 	Nicola Larini 	Report
 	F310 	 	12 	Michael SchumacherEddie Irvine 	AllAll 	(70 pts) 	Nicola Larini 	Report
 	F310B 	 	56 	Michael SchumacherEddie Irvine 	AllAll 	(102 pts) 	Luca BadoerNicola LariniGianni Morbidelli 	Report
 	F300 	 	34 	Michael SchumacherEddie Irvine 	AllAll 	(133 pts) 	Luca Badoer 	Report
 	F399 	 	334 	Michael SchumacherMika SaloEddie Irvine 	1–8, 15–169–14All 	(128 pts) 	Luca BadoerMika Salo 	Report
 	F1-2000 	 	34 	Michael SchumacherRubens Barrichello 	AllAll 	(170 pts) 	Luca Badoer 	Report
 	F2001 	 	12 	Michael SchumacherRubens Barrichello 	AllAll 	(179 pts) 	Luca Badoer 	Report
 	F2001F2002 	 	12 	Michael SchumacherRubens Barrichello 	AllAll 	(221 pts) 	Luca BadoerLuciano Burti 	Report
 	F2002F2003-GA	 	12 	Michael SchumacherRubens Barrichello 	AllAll 	(158 pts) 	Luca BadoerFelipe Massa 	Report
 	F2004 	 	12 	Michael SchumacherRubens Barrichello 	AllAll 	(262 pts) 	Luca BadoerLuciano Burti 	Report
 	F2004MF2005 	 	12 	Michael SchumacherRubens Barrichello 	AllAll 	(100 pts) 	Luca BadoerMarc Gené 	Report
 	248 F1 	 	56 	Michael SchumacherFelipe Massa 	AllAll 	(201 pts) 	Luca BadoerMarc Gené 	Report
 	F2007 	 	56 	Felipe MassaKimi Räikkönen 	AllAll 	(204 pts) 	Luca BadoerMarc Gené 	Report
 	F2008 	 	12 	Kimi RäikkönenFelipe Massa 	AllAll 	(172 pts) 	Luca BadoerMarc GenéMichael Schumacher 	Report
 	F60 	 	3334 	Felipe MassaLuca BadoerGiancarlo FisichellaKimi Räikkönen 	1–1011–1213–17All 	4th (70 pts) 	Luca BadoerMarc GenéMichael SchumacherAndrea BertoliniPablo Sanchez LopezDaniel ZampiariMarco Zipoli 	Report
 	F10 	 	78 	Felipe MassaFernando Alonso 	AllAll 	(396 pts) 	Luca BadoerGiancarlo FisichellaMarc GenéAndrea BertoliniJules Bianchi 	Report
 	150° Italia 	 	56 	Fernando AlonsoFelipe Massa 	AllAll 	(375 pts) 	Jules BianchiGiancarlo FisichellaMarc GenéAndrea Bertolini 	Report
 	F2012 	 	56 	Fernando AlonsoFelipe Massa 	AllAll 	(400 pts) 	Davide RigonGiancarlo FisichellaMarc GenéGianmaria BruniOlivier BerettaAndrea BertoliniJules Bianchi 	Report
 	F138 	 	34 	Fernando AlonsoFelipe Massa 	AllAll 	(354 pts) 	Davide RigonGiancarlo FisichellaMarc GenéPedro de la RosaAndrea BertoliniGianmaria BruniKamui Kobayashi 	Report
 	F14 T 	 	714 	Kimi RäikkönenFernando Alonso 	AllAll 	4th (216 pts)	Marc GenéPedro de la RosaJules BianchiDavide Rigon 	Report
 	SF15-T 	 	57 	Sebastian VettelKimi Räikkönen 	AllAll 	(428 pts) 	Esteban GutiérrezJean-Éric Vergne 	Report
 	SF16-H 	 	57 	Sebastian VettelKimi Räikkönen 	AllAll 	(398 pts) 	Antonio FuocoAntonio GiovinazziCharles LeclercJean-Éric Vergne 	Report
 	SF70H 	 	57 	Sebastian VettelKimi Räikkönen 	AllAll 	(522 pts) 	Antonio Giovinazzi 	Report
 	SF71H 	 	57 	Sebastian VettelKimi Räikkönen 	AllAll 	(571 pts) 	Daniil Kvyat 	Report
 	SF90 	 	516 	Sebastian VettelCharles Leclerc 	AllAll 	(504 pts) 	Pascal WehrleinBrendon HartleyDavide RigonAntonio FuocoMick Schumacher 	Report
 	SF1000 	 	516 	Sebastian VettelCharles Leclerc 	AllAll 	6th (131 pts)	Antonio GiovinazziWho is each F1 team's reserve driver if someone contracts COVID-19? (autosport.com)Pascal Wehrlein	Report
 	SF21 	 	1655 	Charles LeclercCarlos Sainz, Jr. 	AllAll 	(323.5 pts) 	Callum Ilott Antonio Giovinazzi 	Report
 	F1-75 	 	1655 	Charles LeclercCarlos Sainz, Jr. 	AllAll 	( pts) 	Robert Shwartzman Antonio Giovinazzi 	Report
 	SF-23 	 	1655 	Charles LeclercCarlos Sainz, Jr. 	AllAll 	( pts) 	Antonio GiovinazziRobert ShwartzmanMick Schumacher 	Report
 	SF-24 	 	165538 	Charles LeclercCarlos Sainz, Jr.Oliver Bearman 	2 	( pts) 	Oliver BearmanRobert Shwartzman 	Report
==Ferrari Driver Grand Prix Count==
Name 	Duration 	Grand Prix Starts
Charles Leclerc 	 	
 	 	
Carlos Sainz, Jr. 	 	
 	 	
Michael Schumacher 	 	
180 	 	
Kimi Räikkönen 	 	
152 	 	
Felipe Massa 	 	
139 	 	
Sebastian Vettel 	 	
118 	 	
Rubens Barrichello 	 	
102 	 	
Gerhard Berger 	 	
97 	 	
Fernando Alonso 	 	
96 	 	
Michele Alboreto 	1984-1988 	80
Jean Alesi 	1991-1995 	79
Clay Regazzoni 	1970-1972, 1974-1976 	72
Gilles Villeneuve 	1977-1982 	66
Eddie Irvine 	 	
65 	 	
Niki Lauda 	1974-1977 	57
Jacky Ickx 	1968, 1970-1973 	55
Lorenzo Bandini 	1962-1967 	35
Mike Hawthorn 	1953-1955, 1957-1958 	35
Carlos Reutemann 	1976-1978 	34
René Arnoux 	1983-1985 	32
Phil Hill 	1958-1962 	31
Stefan Johansson 	1985-1986 	31
Nigel Mansell 	1989-1990 	31
John Surtees 	1963-1965 	30
Alain Prost 	1990-1991 	30
Jody Scheckter 	1979-1980 	28
Chris Amon 	1967-1969 	27
Alberto Ascari 	1950-1953 	26
Didier Pironi 	1981-1982 	25
Wolfgang von Trips 	1957-1961 	25
Patrick Tambay 	1982-1983 	21
Peter Collins 	1956-1958 	20
Giuseppe Farina 	1952-1955 	20
Luigi Villoresi 	1950-1953 	20
Maurice Trintignant 	1954-1955, 1957 	16
José Froilán González	1951, 1954-1955, 1957, 1960	15
Luigi Musso 	1956-1958 	15
Ivan Capelli 	1992 	14
Piero Taruffi 	1951-1952, 1954-1955 	13
Mario Andretti 	1971-1972, 1982 	12
Eugenio Castellotti 	1955-1957 	11
Arturo Merzario 	1972-1973 	11
Richie Ginther 	1960-1961 	10
Willy Mairesse 	1960-1963 	10
Olivier Gendebien 	1956, 1958-1961 	8
Pedro Rodríguez 	1964-1965, 1969 	8
Tony Brooks 	1959 	7
Juan Manuel Fangio 	1956 	7
Cliff Allison 	1959-1960 	6
Umberto Maglioli 	1953-1955 	6
Mike Parkes 	1966-1967 	6
Mika Salo 	1999 	6
Ludovico Scarfiotti 	1963-1967 	6
Alfonso de Portago 	1956-1957 	5
Giancarlo Fisichella 	2009 	5
Ricardo Rodríguez 	1961-1962 	5
Giancarlo Baghetti 	1962 	4
Ignazio Giunti 	1970 	4
Dan Gurney 	1959 	4
Nicola Larini 	1992, 1994 	4
Jean Behra 	1959 	3
Paul Frère 	1955-1956 	3
Luca Badoer 	2009 	2
Derek Bell 	1968 	2
André Simon 	1952 	2
Raymond Sommer 	1950 	2
Andrea de Adamich 	1968 	1
Bob Bondurant 	1965 	1
Piero Carini 	1953 	1
Nanni Galli 	1972 	1
Gianni Morbidelli 	1991 	1
Cesare Perdisa 	1957 	1
André Pilette 	1956 	1
Dorino Serafini 	1950 	1
Harry Schell 	1955 	1
Nino Vaccarella 	1965 	1
Jonathan Williams 	1967 	1
==Test Drivers==
Year	Test Driver 	Position 	Notes
 	Eddie Cheever 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1978
 	Elio de Angelis 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1978
 	Gilles Villeneuve 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1978
 	Bruno Giacomelli 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1984
 	Michele Alboreto 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1984
 	Gerhard Berger 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1987
 	Roberto Moreno 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Became Ferrari's first official test and reserve driver, conducted multiple tests throughout season
 	Dario Benuzzi 	Replacement Test Driver	Chief Ferrari sportscar test driver brought in following unavailability of Moreno
 	Roberto Moreno 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Conducted a more limited testing programme due to racing committments with
 	Gianni Morbidelli 	Test Driver 	Announced as new official test & reserve driver towards the end of 1989 after covering for Moreno throughout the season
 	JJ Lehto 	Test Driver 	Due to sign a testing contract with Ferrari after several test sessions yet signed for racing team instead
 	Gianni Morbidelli 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Jean Alesi 	Evaluation Test 	Evaluation for potential race seat in 1991
 	Gianni Morbidelli 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Continued as test & reserve driver, also raced for which limited his test programme, raced in last GP of the season in Australia for Ferrari
 	Andrea Montermini 	Test Driver 	Brought in to assist Morbidelli who was also racing that season
 	Dario Benuzzi 	Replacement Test Driver	Once again brought in following unavailability of regular test driver's, Morbidelli and Montermini
 	Nicola Larini 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver, raced in final two GP of the season
 	JJ Lehto 	Test Driver 	Conducted many tests for Ferrari due to the collaboration between Ferrari and Lehto's race team BMS Italia
 	Nicola Larini 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Nicola Larini 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver, raced in two GP's
 	Nicola Larini 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Luca Badoer 	Invitational Test 	Tested in September 1995 as apart of an Italian driver's test organised by Ferrari
 	Giancarlo Fisichella	Invitational Test 	Tested in September 1995 as apart of an Italian driver's test organised by Ferrari
 	Pierluigi Martini 	Invitational Test 	Tested in September 1995 as apart of an Italian driver's test organised by Ferrari
 	Gianni Morbidelli 	Invitational Test 	Tested in September 1995 as apart of an Italian driver's test organised by Ferrari
 	Carlos Reutemann 	Invitational Test 	Invited to return to Ferrari in a one-off test ahead of the Argentine Grand Prix
 	Nicola Larini 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Nicola Larini 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Replaced in role by Morbidelli when appointed race driver, returned in May 1997 following his sacking from Sauber
 	Gianni Morbidelli 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Held role from January-May 1997, replaced Larini in Sauber in May 1997 and left his role in Ferrari
 	Luca Badoer 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Luca Badoer 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver, came close to replacing injured Schumacher, yet Ferrari management did not believe he was experienced enough
 	Luca Badoer 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Luca Badoer 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver, injured in accident in January 2001, returned a month later
 	Fabrizio Giovanardi 	Replacement Test Driver	Replaced an injured Badoer in a straight-line aero test at Vairano in an F1-2000, returned in July to test an F2001 at Vairano
 	Luca Badoer 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Luciano Burti 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Luca Badoer 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Official test and reserve driver
 	Felipe Massa 	Test & Reserve Driver 	Appointed test driver in February 2003, replacing Burti
 	Luciano Burti 	Test Driver 	Briefly conducted pre-season testing duties in January 2003, was replaced in the role by Massa thereafter
==Complete Formula One results==
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