Ferrari is a world-famous racing and sports car manufacturer, headquartered in Maranello, Italy, founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1947.
The legendary logo used by Ferrari has an unusual origin. This logo was originally used as a personal badge by Francesco Baracca, an Italian World War I pilot who painted the badge on the fuselage of the plane he was flying. 1923, Enzo Ferrari met Francisco's mother in a car race. The mother was very proud of her son's heroic record, so she asked Enzo Ferrari to print his son's prancing horse logo on the car. In addition to the familiar prancing horse, Ferrari's shield also contains other elements. The yellow background color is taken from the canary in Modena to commemorate the hometown of Enzo Ferrari; The three colors above, green, white and red, represent the Italian flag.
Almost every generation of Ferrari is faster, fiercer and stronger than its rivals, and its successors are much better than the previous models. Not only the acceleration time and lap times, but also the increasing numbers in the naming method show that Ferrari is getting stronger and stronger.