<p>Apple TV+ has announced a series on the life of automaker Enzo Ferrari, which will come from the creator of the hit BBC show ‘Peaky Blinders’, Steven Knight. The series will be directed by Stefano Sollima of 'Without Remorse,' with Lorenzo Mieli and Paolo Sorrentino serving as executive producers.</p>

<p>In a statement, Knight said, "I am thrilled to be telling such an evocative story about this legendary man and his iconic brand."</p>

<p>"Enzo Ferrari’s utterly extraordinary life was defined by his dramatic personal and professional journey, and Ferrari is a celebration of an incredibly complex and fascinating human being," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The series will be based on Luca Dal Monte's best-selling biography Ferrari Rex and will follow the life of Enzo Ferrari, his dedication to developing the fastest racing car in history, and the sufferings that passion brought him in his life. Enzo, in between 1956 and 1961 suffered trauma and pain after his firstborn son Dino died&nbsp;for which he blames his driver, Juan Manule Fangio.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The show will be produced by Fremantle-owned The Young Pope, The Apartment Pictures and Indigo Film, which have put together a top-notch creative team, with Knight penning the script. Apart from Lorenzo Mieli and Paolo Sorrentino, Nicola Guiliano, Knight, Solima, Giulio Marantonio, and Lorenzo De Maio will executive produce the series. Dal Monte has been onboarded as a historical consultant.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ferrari is Knight's second Apple TV+ project after the sci-fi thriller ‘See’, starring Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard, which is soon coming to an end.&nbsp;</p>


Apple TV+ has announced a series on the life of automaker Enzo Ferrari, which will come from the creator of the hit BBC show ‘Peaky Blinders’, Steven Knight. The series will be directed by Stefano Sollima of 'Without Remorse,' with Lorenzo Mieli and Paolo Sorrentino serving as executive producers.

Apple TV+ has announced a series on the life of automaker Enzo Ferrari, which will come from the creator of the hit BBC show ‘Peaky Blinders’, Steven Knight. The series will be directed by Stefano Sollima of 'Without Remorse,' with Lorenzo Mieli and Paolo Sorrentino serving as executive producers. In a statement, Knight said, "I am thrilled to be telling such an evocative story about this legendary man and his iconic brand." "Enzo Ferrari’s utterly extraordinary life was defined by his dramatic personal and professional journey, and Ferrari is a celebration of an incredibly complex and fascinating human being," he added. The series will be based on Luca Dal Monte's best-selling biography Ferrari Rex and will follow the life of Enzo Ferrari, his dedication to developing the fastest racing car in history, and the sufferings that passion brought him in his life. Enzo, in between 1956 and 1961 suffered trauma and pain after his firstborn son Dino died for which he blames his driver, Juan Manule Fangio. Also Read: 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' new teaser: An epic, stunning return to Middle-earth The show will be produced by Fremantle-owned The Young Pope, The Apartment Pictures and Indigo Film, which have put together a top-notch creative team, with Knight penning the script. Apart from Lorenzo Mieli and Paolo Sorrentino, Nicola Guiliano, Knight, Solima, Giulio Marantonio, and Lorenzo De Maio will executive produce the series. Dal Monte has been onboarded as a historical consultant. Ferrari is Knight's second Apple TV+ project after the sci-fi thriller ‘See’, starring Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard, which is soon coming to an end.

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Flavoursome dishes by three-Michelin star chef Massimo Bottura and roaring Ferrari engines will sit side by side in the luxury carmaker's hometown of Maranello, in Modena, as the group relaunched the restaurant where legendary founder Enzo Ferrari dined with friends, collaborators, and Formula 1 stars.

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<p>Ahead of the 2020 Formula one season, Ferrari unveiled their new SF1000 car in a glamorous event held on Tuesday hoping that they will end the title drought (last time they won the championship was back in 2007).&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The car's name has a significance to it as the single-seater will begin its 1000th race for the Italian team in the upcoming Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne&nbsp;on March 15.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Ferrari's team manager Mattia Binotto called this year "special" and said: "It's 70 years of Formula One, we have been there from the start and we are going to reach the figure of 1,000 Grands Prix, which is something incredible."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Maybe it looks a lot like the SF90, but I can assure you it is very different," continued Binotto.</p>

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<p>The new SF1000 is narrower than previous season's SF90 car, it also will don a deeper red colour (Ferrari cars are well known for their red colour).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Their star driver Sebastian Vettel said that he liked the car. He said: "It's much narrower at the back than last year and it is also redder, it's even better. I'm impatient to drive it, that will be even more fascinating than looking at it."</p>

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<p>Ferrari's F1 team Scuderia broke their tradition, they chose the venue of the event to be at the Teatro Romolo-Valli, located in the nearby city of Reggio Emilia instead of their stronghold city of Maranello.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The chairman of the Ferrari group explained the reason behind it, he said: "This is a very important place for our country,".</p>

<p>He added: "It was in this city that the tricolour flag, which became that of Italy, was created. And Ferrari is proud of Italy and of representing Italy."</p>

<p>The four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc, who had an impressive debut last year are set to begin on equal footing.</p>


Ahead of the 2020 Formula one season, Ferrari unveiled their new SF1000 car in a glamorous event held on Tuesday hoping that they will end the title drought (last time they won the championship was back in 2007).

Ahead of the 2020 Formula one season, Ferrari unveiled their new SF1000 car in a glamorous event held on Tuesday hoping that they will end the title drought (last time they won the championship was back in 2007). Also read: Max Guenther becomes youngest driver to win race in Formula E The car's name has a significance to it as the single-seater will begin its 1000th race for the Italian team in the upcoming Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 15. SF1000 | Reuters Ferrari's team manager Mattia Binotto called this year "special" and said: "It's 70 years of Formula One, we have been there from the start and we are going to reach the figure of 1,000 Grands Prix, which is something incredible." "Maybe it looks a lot like the SF90, but I can assure you it is very different," continued Binotto. Seen something so beautiful 😍#essereFerrari 🔴 https://t.co/sDXMRDE1OV pic.twitter.com/68SZJEcNBL — Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) February 11, 2020 × The new SF1000 is narrower than previous season's SF90 car, it also will don a deeper red colour (Ferrari cars are well known for their red colour). Their star driver Sebastian Vettel said that he liked the car. He said: "It's much narrower at the back than last year and it is also redder, it's even better. I'm impatient to drive it, that will be even more fascinating than looking at it." 2020. New decade, same goal. Discover all contents at https://t.co/3v8D5ebZmw#SF1000 #essereFerrari 🔴 pic.twitter.com/eXXUWhgc3U — Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) February 11, 2020 × Ferrari's F1 team Scuderia broke their tradition, they chose the venue of the event to be at the Teatro Romolo-Valli, located in the nearby city of Reggio Emilia instead of their stronghold city of Maranello. The chairman of the Ferrari group explained the reason behind it, he said: "This is a very important place for our country,". He added: "It was in this city that the tricolour flag, which became that of Italy, was created. And Ferrari is proud of Italy and of representing Italy." The four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc, who had an impressive debut last year are set to begin on equal footing.

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