Racing

Formula 1 Action to Resume in Japan

The next Formula 1 event is the Fuji Japanese Grand Prix, Oct. 10-12.  This is a critical race for Ferrari, which suffered a series of unfortunate incidents under the artificial lights of the new street circuit in Singapore. After being given a green light before refueling had been completed and suffering a subsequent puncture, Felipe Massa finished 13th.  Teammate, Kimi Räikkönen, double-pitted behind Massa and similarly delayed, made a valiant attempt to lead, achieving fifth place before losing control at the chicane and landing in the barriers.

Felipe is now seven points down on the leader for the Drivers' Championship and Ferrari drops to second place, one point behind the leader of the Constructors' classification.  For more details, visit FerrariWorld.com.

With just three more events to go, many race fans are calling this Grand Prix season the most exciting since the ascendant days of Michael Schumacher.  Each race's podium has been scrambled between several contenders. 

Now more than ever, fans should come to the support of their scuderia by enthusiastically attending the Japanese Grand Prix.  During these 67 laps of non-stop action, why not get up close with elbow room to spare by securing a Paddock Pass?   A Paddock Pass affords the best view of the race, superlative dining and the company of racing's elite.  Reservations are still available by contacting the Ferrari Concierge Call Center at 1 (866) 551-2828 or register directly on the Ferrari Owners' Site.