After 75 years in Formula 1, the Prancing Horse sits comfortably as the sport’s most successful, and well-supported, team. The only constructor to have competed in every season since 1950, the stables’ lineage is one of red-blooded royalty that has built the very foundations of this sport we all know and love.
In its latest issue, independent magazine Pitch; Stories of Modern Sport dedicates a collector’s title to Formula 1 royalty. Divinity, even. From Italy’s holiest secular shrine in Monza to the men in red that have shaped, and at times shook, the Ferrari stables – this 132-page title tells the 75-year tale of Ferrari like no other. All while looking ahead at what’s to come.
Inside, readers will find:
The Best Ferrari Never Built: Understanding exactly what it means to drive in scarlet, by those that know best.
Work of Art: The Prancing Horse’s most iconic single seaters in art.
Monza’s haunted Asphalt: The near-lethal combination that makes the Italian Grand Prix so special.
Surviving the Storm: A diagnosis of Ferrari’s systematic on-track troubles, and where next?
Men in Red: The most influential to get behind the wheel for Ferrari, past, present, and future.
And beyond the circuit: The drama of Le Mans, interviews with F1 insiders, plus Pitch’s trademark all-sport features.
Pitch is a quarterly print magazine designed to slow sport down. Each 132-page issue is filled with long-form writing, striking photography and Louvre-worthy illustrations – a physical keepsake for enthusiasts the world over.
Subscriptions cost just £10 per quarter (around £3.33 per month), making it cheaper than your average flat white. New subscribers will receive the Ferrari Collector’s Edition straight away, with future issues delivered to their door four times a year.
Editor Kieran Longworth said:
“For La Tifosi, Ferrari fosters feelings otherwise unknown in sport. This issue is our love letter to the Prancing Horse as a sporting icon like no other, and we can’t wait for fans to hold it in their hands.”
The Pitch Ferrari Collector’s Edition is available now at pitch-mag.co.uk
Press contact:
Kieran Longworth
[email protected]
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