IN PICTURES – Ferrari parades in Maranello to celebrate its WEC titles

Ferrari's 2025 season, marked by exceptional results in endurance racing, was celebrated this Thursday at MaranelloThe Italian manufacturer paid tribute to its FIA world titles. WEC at an event bringing together employees, fans and residents of the city, in the presence of the drivers who helped write a new chapter in the history of the Prancing Horse.

The 2025 World Constructors' and Drivers' Champions were honored, with Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina and Nicklas Nielsen at the wheel of the #50 Ferrari 499P, as well as Alessandro Pier Guidi and Antonio Giovinazzi, crowned World Drivers' Champions with the #51. James Calado, also a champion, was absent for personal reasons.

The day began at the Maranello site itself, where the drivers were greeted by applause from Ferrari employees. They then paraded along the factory's internal roads at the wheel of the 499P, before participating in an autograph session and sharing lunch with the staff.

In the afternoon, starting at 14 p.m., the many motorsport enthusiasts who had gathered were able to witness the Hypercar prototypes emerge through the historic gate on Via Abetone Inferiore. Greeted by the fervor of the tifosi, the drivers then proceeded to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, where another autograph session open to the public concluded this day of celebration dedicated to the Italian marque's world championship victory.

IN PICTURES – Ferrari parade in Maranello