Founded in 1968, the Club Ferrari France is one of the oldest clubs in the world. In 2008 the club celebrated its 40th anniversary with the slogan "40 years of passion", which describes the spirit of the club in the best possible way. It has a long tradition of touring and sporting outings on circuits across France and Europe.
For so many years the club has welcomed exceptional cars to its meetings, from 250 GTOs to the P4, with 512 S and M models regularly turning up, coming from some of the finest collections in France. Since then, these historic cars have been replaced by the F40, the "Challenge" series cars and modern road-going Ferraris that perform so well on track.
The tradition of the club's spirit and its meeting places has allowed it to celebrate spectacular anniversaries such as the 20th and 25th at the Mas du Clos and the 25th, 30th and 40th at Dijon-Prenois. These events have also allowed it to welcome many French Ferrari drivers, such as Jean-Louis Trintignant, Jean-Claude Andruet, Jean Alesi and René Arnoux, to name only a few.
Today the club has some 400 members and organises 8 to 10 events a year. In 2006 the Ferrari factory awarded it the title of "Best Club in the World", a title of which the club is very proud and which has not been given to another club since.
The Club Ferrari France turning out in large numbers at events such as the Ferrari Days at Spa is real proof of the great passion that drives it.
In 2009 the club created a "Classiche" section to keep alive the passion for the Ferraris that marked their era, and in 2010 it organised the first edition of an international gathering, the "International Ferrari Owners' Club Meeting", held on the legendary Le Castellet circuit.
The Club Ferrari France is heading towards its fiftieth anniversary, driven by the same passion intended by its founders.
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Club Ferrari France
109 rue Aristide Briand
92300 Levallois-Perret