Brand Colors

Ferrari brand color palette

Automotive / RacingFounded 1947
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Ferrari’s racing-red tradition, manufacturer identity and road-car finishes need separate references. The legacy digital values below are not authenticated universal Ferrari specifications.

Brand story

Formula 1’s history explains the Italian racing-red tradition and documents dated livery exceptions. This is competition-history evidence about racing, not a manufacturer technical manual for every Ferrari asset. Keep Ferrari S.p.A., Scuderia Ferrari, a particular road-car finish and a dated racing livery distinct. Existing red and yellow screen references are preserved below with their evidence limits.

Color names and digital values have different evidence

Documented names: Rosso Corsa. This is attributed competition-history evidence for the racing team, not a manufacturer digital specification.

The existing numerical references are kept for traceability and labelled individually below. Their HEX/RGB conversions describe the number, not proof of brand approval.

Why Is Ferrari Red? Racing History and Context

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Rosso Corsa

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#FF2800

Unverified legacy digital reference

HEX #FF2800 · rgb(255, 40, 0) · hsl(9, 100%, 50%)

An existing catalogue reference; its exact value has not been authenticated against an applicable first-party technical specification.

Contrast best: 5.56 (AA)Recommended: Black text
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Modena Yellow

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#FFEB00

Unverified legacy digital reference

HEX #FFEB00 · rgb(255, 235, 0) · hsl(55, 100%, 50%)

An existing catalogue reference; its exact value has not been authenticated against an applicable first-party technical specification.

Contrast best: 17.14 (AAA)Recommended: Black text
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Historical and context sources — not proof of the exact codes