The following is an introduction to Ferrari, as well as a picture of the Ferrari logo:

The legendary logo used by Ferrari has an unusual origin. The emblem was originally used as a personal emblem by Francesco Barracca, a decorated Italian World War I pilot who painted the emblem on the fuselage of the aircraft he flew.

In 1923, Enzo Ferrari met Francesco's mother in a racing match. The mother was very proud of her son's heroic record, so she proposed to let Enzo Ferrari take his son to his home. The Prancing Horse logo on the fighter plane is printed on the vehicle.

In addition to the familiar prancing horse, Ferrari's shield also contains other elements. The yellow background color is taken from the canary in Modena to commemorate the hometown of Enzo Ferrari; while the green, white and red colors above represent the Italian flag.

Extended information:

In 1950, the world's first Formula One championship was born. Ferrari made its F1 debut in the second Grand Prix. The Ferrari team sent Alberto Ascari, Luigi Veloures and French driver Raymond Sommer to drive three supercharged engines. 125 F1 cars participated in the race.

On May 21, 1950, Ferrari made its debut in the F1 arena, setting an important milestone in the history of global motorsports.

In 1951, Joseph Froland Gonzalez drove a Ferrari 375 car to win the British Grand Prix. This was the Ferrari team's first championship in F1.

Baidu Encyclopedia—Ferrari