Ferrari by Timm

Speaking of the movie, what is the first name of Ferrari's founder?

Name the town in Emilia-Romagna that Ferrari calls home.

Name the coachbuilder, closely associated with Ferrari, that was responsible for building the 250 California and 250 GTO (among others). In the 2000s Ferrari named two models for this company, a special edition of the 456 and the 612.

What does the "B.B." in Ferrari's iconic 365 GT4 B.B. and B.B. 512 stand for?

Ferrari manufactured the 250 Testa Rossa from 1957-1961 and the iconic Testarossa built from 1984-1991. To which part of the car does the name refer?

Alfredo Ferrari, the founder's son and a designer for the company, tragically died at 24 from Muscular Dystrophy. In tribute the company later used this nickname of Alfredo as the name for its V6 engines and the cars that housed them (give the name they shared).

Ferrari was an independent company from its founding in 1939 until 1963, and became independent again after having been spun off its parent company in 2016. Name either the company that owned Ferrari from 1963-2014 or the successor who owned it from 2014-2016.

Legend has it that what rival manufacturer was born out of its founder's dissatisfaction with the Ferraris he owned and an alleged snub from Mr. Ferrari himself.

Everyone's doing it these days, Rolls-Royce has the Cullinan, Bentley has the Bentayga, Ferrari has the _________.

Ferrari's trademarks have appeared on a number of CF-series carbon fiber bicycles designed in conjunction with this Italian bicycle company, known for its iconic "Clubs" trademark.

Name the television show that over its 8 season run had three different model years of the same Ferrari model, all bearing the same license plate, "Robin 1"

The "Cavallino Rampante" is best known as this in English.