Scuderia Ferrari

Scuderia Ferrari is an oldest and most succesfull Formula One team.

Contents

1950–1964	1965–1983	1983–1996	1997–1999	1999–2006


2007–2008	2009–2010	2011–2017	2018–present	2018–2021

1950–1964

Old Scuderia Ferrari trucks appeared with black "Ferrari" lettering and the traditional prancing horse.

1965–1983

In the 60's "Ferrari" word was repainted in yellow and the horse appeared bigger, yellow letters also appeared in the boxes sign and cars' rear wings.

1983–1996

In 1983 Ferrari started to use their official logo.

1997–1999

In 1997 Phillip Morris tobacco became a main sponsor of Scuderia.

1999–2006

In 1999 the wordmark was updated.

2007–2008

Due the tobacco sponsorship ban in sports Marlboro logo was replaced by the controversial barcode, associated with cigarettes brand logo.

2009–2010

In 2009 Ferrari little bit modified barcode, but in mid-2010 was critcised because of subliminal tobacco advertisiment. President of Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo called the claims pointless and ridiculous, but barcode was removed from the cars at Spanish Grand Prix, however, still being seen on teamwear.

2011–2017

In 2011 Ferrari revaled their new logo without barcode, but the logo was similar to Marlboro's. In 2012 Scuderia drops "Marlboro" from the name, but Phillip Morris is still their partner.

2018–present

In 2018 Ferrari changed the logo to the classic emblem, as it turned out they did it because Philip Morris decided to promote their Mission Winnow initiative of "Constantly searching for better ways of doing things". Due to the strict ban of tobacco advertising the logo had to be returned as main in 2022.

2018–2021

When the deal started they updated the logo. Unlike with Marlboro, Mission Winnow was advertised openly, with the actual logo appearing on the cars, it also faced a lot of controversies, so in 2019 almost every country banned the brand's logos.