Ferrari will not have its iconic red at the next Grand Prix to be held Miami. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Italian brand in the American marketthe decoration will have two shades of blue: Azzurro la Plata and Azzurro Dineither. It wasn’t the first time they used a similar design and they ran with those colors in the last two races in 1964.
The first color, Azzurro La Plata, is a light shade of blue and Argentina’s color for the competition, and a similar one Alberto Ascari he put on his ‘overalls’ and his helmet. In addition, they also wore it on the overalls of the pilots in the 60s. Niki Lauda He wore it in his first season defending the interests of the Scuderia.
He Azzurro Dino is a darker shade, last used in 1974, with Clay Regazzoni. After that time, red was always the standard color, although it is true that sometimes white versions were made for special occasions.
In addition to the GP itself, a number of activities will be held outside the track to further enhance the experience in that setting. An example is the Cavalcade International, one of the most prestigious driving events associated with the Maranello brand.
For the home race, at ImolaFerrari will return to its iconic color: its unmistakable red that floods the circuits decade after decade.
Source: La Verdad
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