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Ferrari Concepts on display

Ferrari Concepts on display
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Lauda
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Testarossa
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Ferrari "Vigore"
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Ferrari "Vigore"
Trediviso
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450 GT
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595 Daytona
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Lafayette
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Lafayette
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595 Daytona
Ascari
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Avanti
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Chiaroscuro
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Due Masse
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F Zero
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Fiorano
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Lauda
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Millechili
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Rosa Corsa
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Scabro
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November 10, 2005 The new Ferrari’s concepts of the myth are now a reality. The selection of the 20 best nominees for the Ferrari of the future, created by automotive design students of four of the most prestigious schools worldwide (Center for Creative Studies of Detroit, Coventry School of Art and Design, European Institute of Design of Turin and Tokyo Communication Arts), are currently being exhibited at the Galleria Ferrari in Maranello. The students have been challenging themselves in the production of scale 1:4 Ferrari models, innovative and fresh in style and functionality as well as in external and internal volumes, proposing stimulating alternatives to the internationally acclaimed shapes of the current and previous mid-engined eight cylinder cars and the front-engined twelve cylinder cars.

The contest has been organised in partnership with Pininfarina and with the support of Alcoa, the company that produces aluminium spaceframes for Ferrari.

On 18 November, the Galleria Ferrari will host the prize-giving ceremony. The 20 selected projects will be voted by a technical board of jurors, including the Ferrari Style Committee, whose main members are Luca di Montezemolo, Piero Ferrari, Jean Todt, Amedeo Felisa e Massimo Fumarola – and the senior management of Pininfarina (Senator Sergio Pininfarina, Andrea Pininfarina and Ken Okuyama).

The four winners will get the opportunity of work experience at Ferrari or Pininfarina, transforming the academic project into professional practice. The winner of the Alcoa award, who will get an aluminium reproduction of its model and, in case of significant proposals, special mentions will be added.

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