What is the origin of the Ferrari logo?

The symbol of Maranello's Scuderia has its origins in aviation, in fact it was the symbol painted on the plane of Major Francesco Baracca, ace of aviation during the WWI, with 34 ducks won against Austro-Hungarian opponents. He had this "Cavallino" on the left side of her aircraft, while on the left was that of the 91st Squadriglia.

Enzo Ferrari who died at age 90 on August 14, 1988, launched the car badge on the cars in July 32 at the 24 Hours of Spa. There was no better chance: the race was won by the car of Taruffi and D'Ippolito. After that victory the logo marked all the official participation of Scuderia Ferrari, from the thirties to the present.

The current Ferrari brands, the Black Horse Horse in Canary Yellow Field, in versions that distinguish industrial production and competitive technical activity, are deposited and they refer to each other resulting graphic stylization of the House, from the designs and designs to the " Ferrari Idea ", from badges and decals to the marks of the technical assistance services, from official documents to the images of the recognized Ferrari Clubs.