Ferrari Emblem Logo
A rounded heraldic shield with a bright yellow field and a thin black outline. Centered is a detailed black silhouette of a rearing/prancing horse (raised on its hind legs) rendered with visible mane and tail strokes. Near the bottom inside...
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About Ferrari Emblem
A rounded heraldic shield with a bright yellow field and a thin black outline. Centered is a detailed black silhouette of a rearing/prancing horse (raised on its hind legs) rendered with visible mane and tail strokes. Near the bottom inside the shield are two stylized black letters: “S” and “F”.
Across the top of the shield is a narrow, horizontal band in the Italian tricolour style (green, white not visible here / red), shown as thin green and red stripes separated by the black outline. Overall the mark is flat, high-contrast, and emblematic in composition.
What's in it: prancing horse letters S and F
Shapes: rounded shield horizontal top band stylized wordmark letters
Style: heraldic iconic minimalist flat illustrative
Text in logo: S F
A prancing horse on a yellow shield evoking speed, power and racing heritage; top stripes reference the Italian tricolour.
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Ferrari Emblem Logo History
The prancing horse symbol (Cavallino Rampante) traces to WWI pilot Francesco Baracca's personal emblem. Enzo Ferrari adopted it for his racing team (Scuderia Ferrari) and later the Ferrari marque; the yellow field references Modena, Enzo Ferrari's birthplace. “S F” stands for Scuderia Ferrari. The symbol has been associated with Ferrari racing and road cars since the early 20th century.
Frequently asked
What do the letters 'S F' mean?
They stand for 'Scuderia Ferrari' (Ferrari racing team).
Why is the shield yellow?
The yellow field references Modena, the birthplace of Enzo Ferrari and the marque's hometown colour.
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