Ferrari ''fine'' after Italian earthquake

By Auto123.com,

Monday, May 21, 2012

From GMM

Ferrari's headquarters in Maranello have not been damaged by the major earthquake in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region.

There were reports of deaths, injuries and levelled buildings caused by the magnitude-6.0 quake.

But a spokeswoman for Ferrari said via email that the famous formula one team and sports carmaker "is fine".

And the team said on Twitter: "Everything looks ok here in Maranello after tonight's earthquake. Very sad for all the victims."

Topics: f1, ferrari, racing

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