What is the official name of Ferrari's Formula One racing team?

What is the official name of Ferrari’s Formula One racing team? Ferrari’s Formula One team is officially known as Scuderia Ferrari.

The team was founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1929, initially to enter and support racing drivers using Alfa Romeo cars. The Italian word “scuderia” originally referred to a stable for racehorses and became a traditional term for an Italian motor-racing team. In Ferrari’s case, it links the team’s name to the famous Prancing Horse emblem.

Scuderia Ferrari entered the Formula One World Championship in 1950 and is the only team to have competed in every championship season since the series began. Its home base is in Maranello, Italy, and the Italian Grand Prix at Monza is regarded as its home race.

“Ferrari” is commonly used as shorthand, and commercial title sponsors can temporarily appear in the full entry name. Those additions do not change the team’s core identity. Names such as Scuderia Italia describe other racing entities, while Maranello refers to Ferrari’s headquarters rather than the official team name.