Team boss Stefano Domenicali told reporters at the British Grand Prix that the new red-and-white logo would be introduced on the cars, drivers' overalls and team uniform from Jan 1 next year. DNA Web ...

By 1968, colors by country faded in favor of advertisements, known as Formula One Sponsorship Liveries. The first sponsored cars from companies like Marlboro and Gulf introduced new color schemes ...

Ferrari’s F2004, driven by Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello, is painted in the iconic red that Ferrari cars have donned for decades. But what sets the F2004 apart is sheer performance.

Ferrari is the only team to receive an “LST” bonus, which stands for Long Standing Team, of $68 million for being with F1 since the get-go. The third revenue stream for F1 teams comes from the ...

— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) ... as even Michael Schumacher’s old race suits had the shell logo. ... (PMI), the parent company of the cigarette brand Marlboro. Since tobacco promotion is ...

The whole grid indulges in ways to lessen this effect of stickers on the car’s aerodynamics. This seems to be the only solution. Sponsors not only provide funds to teams but also play a role in ...

Ferrari shares a long-term relationship with the Tobacco giant Philip Morris International.The Scuderia used to feature the logos of the cigarette brand Marlboro on their cars for 2 decades until the ...

Ferrari first placed Marlboro stickers on its F1 racers in 1984, long before the tobacco company jumped ship properly from Woking to become the Scuderia’s title sponsor in 1997. 1 For many fans, it’s ...

Philip Morris would become ever-more embedded in Ferrari even after Hogan retired in 2001. So vast were its resources it would come to effectively supplant Fiat as the race team’s parent. The Scuderia ...