Ferrari Share Price (RACE.MI)

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ferrari sp/sales?....the brembo brakes are off then.lol.

Yeah, you were right Tro.

AML bottomed around 30p (prior to the sharw reorganisation) and then bounced around 250%.

Ferrari SP just seems to trend in a multi year uptrend and operates with a monster 50% Gross Margin across all sales.

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a fair few years back,i can remember aml hitting a orever low,inwhich i posted over there..."this is the bottom"

cant remember the exact price,but think it was lower than 50p.

wish ide bought some.lol.

think virgin oney,also bottomed out,around the same time at around the same price,but a tad lower

June 6 (Reuters) - Formula One will enter a new era in 2026 with smaller and lighter cars featuring active aerodynamics and a Manual Override system to unleash more electrical power and help make racing closer and more exciting.

The governing FIA presented the technical regulations on Thursday and said the new generation of 'nimble' cars would be 30kg lighter with better efficiency and handling.

The simpler hybrid power units will have almost 300% more battery power and an even split between internal combustion and electric.

Manual override, effectively replacing the Drag Reduction System (DRS), will provide an on-demand burst of battery power to create more overtaking opportunities.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem hailed "a unique revision that will ensure our premier championship is even more relevant to what is happening in the world".

"We have created a set of regulations designed to not only improve racing but also to make the championship even more attractive to PU (power unit) manufacturers, OEMs and existing competitors," he said in a statement.

"The key features of the 2026 F1 Regulations are advanced, sustainability technology and safety. Our aim, together with Formula One, was to produce a car that was right for the future of the sport’s elite category. We believe we have achieved that goal."

Formula One will have 10 teams and six power unit manufacturers from 2026 -- Ferrari, Mercedes, Renault, Honda, Audi and Red Bull Ford -- and the cars will run on 100% 'drop- in' sustainable fuel.

First in fhe RACE :-))

How much more road has this left to run?