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Neither one nor the other! Red was the national color of Italy in competition. The Scuderia Ferraris were therefore red but a Ferrari entered by a Belgian team was yellow and an American one was white with a blue band. This tradition stopped with the arrival of sponsors and their advertising decorations in 1968, except for factory Ferraris! Let's bet that this exception influenced the fashion for mostly red Ferraris on the road in the 80s and 90s, despite the many colors offered in the catalog.

Let's add that Modena, Land of Ferrari is colored yellow, which is found on the Scuderia logo and coat of arms.

Ettore Bugatti is Italian. In 1909, he moved to Alsace, which was then German, to found his brand, which, in fact, would become French at the end of the First World War.

“Nothing is too beautiful, nothing is too expensive.” This is the motto of Ettore Bugatti, an inventor without a degree in a perpetual quest for beauty. Born in Milan in 1881 into a family of renowned artists, he is a perfectionist, visionary and aesthete. He built his first car with his own hands at the age of 19. He knows how to do everything, which will earn him the recognition of his workers. Everywhere, they call him “The Boss.” According to Bugatti, the irreproachable quality of a machine cannot be separated from its beauty.

Carsup and the Le Mans Alpine Centre combine their expertise and share their passion. No less than 24 Alpine A110s were welcomed into the Carsup Le Mans concierge service. Our technician Karl Piau is responsible for providing Alpine cars for trackdays and other events and ensures the technical follow-up and the preparation of the cars. Through this partnership, the Alpine Le Mans Center offers Carsup concierge solutions for the delivery of a new or used A110.

Michael Jordan, former #23 star of US basketball, makes ends meet by auctioning off his old sneakers for a few million dollars. On the other hand, his 1996 Mercedes S600 coupe prepared by Lorinser did not unleash the crowds: 3 years on the sidelines at a Californian dealer! However, at $135,000, or 10% of the price of a single sneaker, it seemed like a bargain! Finally, a kind of single-ticket raffle at the price of... $23 will get the better of the reluctance of fans in 2023.