Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has praised the company’s racing progress after Maranello reported positive financial results for the second quarter of 2026. Growth in sponsorship revenue and income generated by supplying engines to other Formula 1 teams contributed to the improvement, while the Scuderia’s victories with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc provided further encouragement on the track.
Ferrari reported revenue of €1.9 million, an increase of 8%, alongside net profit of €463 million, up 9%. EBITDA rose by 7% to €755 million.
Ferrari racing revenue grows during the second quarter
Revenue from Ferrari’s racing activities increased during the quarter, supported by higher sponsorship income and the positive contribution from supplying power units to other Formula 1 teams. The financial growth was accompanied by encouraging sporting results for both Scuderia Ferrari in the Formula 1 World Championship and the 499P Hypercar programme in the FIA World Endurance Championship.
Benedetto Vigna presented the figures during Ferrari’s traditional quarterly results conference call and also addressed the progress being made by the Prancing Horse in competition.
Benedetto Vigna praises Ferrari racing progress
“The progress we are making in racing, thanks both to our drivers and the entire team, continues to remind us of what makes Ferrari stronger: focus, determination and team spirit,” the Maranello CEO said. “These values guide us every day as we keep all four wheels firmly planted on the ground.”
His comments followed an encouraging opening half of the Formula 1 campaign, which was also assessed in Frédéric Vasseur’s Ferrari mid-season review.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc deliver Ferrari victories
Ferrari has won two Formula 1 races during the opening 11 rounds of the 2026 season. Lewis Hamilton secured his first victory for the Italian team in Barcelona, delivering a memorable triumph at the Spanish Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion’s breakthrough represented a major milestone in his Ferrari career and provided the Scuderia with its first victory of the 2026 campaign.
Charles Leclerc subsequently won at Silverstone, where Ferrari celebrated its 250th Formula 1 victory. The Monegasque driver’s success at the British Grand Prix was another defining result in a season that has produced nine podium finishes from the first 11 races. Ferrari currently occupies second place in both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships following its historic Silverstone achievement.
Ferrari 499P adds three WEC podium finishes
Ferrari has also achieved three podium finishes across the opening four rounds of the FIA World Endurance Championship with the 499P Hypercar. The Maranello manufacturer currently sits fourth in the drivers’ standings and third in the manufacturers’ championship.
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