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		 Ferrari 
		Chairman Luca di Montezemolo and Shanghai Expo Development Group 
		President Ding Hao have signed a three-year agreement regarding the 
		permanent presence of Ferrari in a large exhibition area inside the 
		Italian Expo hall. After the success of the Italian area at the Expo and 
		in particular of the Ferrari stand where the HY-KERS - Ferrari's first 
		model with hybrid technology - was displayed, the new exhibition area 
		will enable visitors to admire models and other interesting artefacts 
		representing the past, the present and the future of Ferrari. During the 
		signing ceremony Luca di Montezemolo thanked Ding Hao and the entire 
		delegation who had pushed to have the presence of Ferrari. "We are very 
		pleased," Montezemolo said, "to have the possibility to present Ferrari 
		to the Chinese public. This permanent exhibition further strengthens the 
		connection between Ferrari and China, where we have been officially 
		present since 2004, but where we already sold the very first car in 
		1992. A commercial success with a continuously growing market, which by 
		the end of the year will be the second biggest after the USA. Passion 
		and attention is dedicated to us also by our numerous Formula 1 fans, 
		who have been supporting us since the first edition of the Chinese Grand 
		Prix, which was won by the Scuderia on the Shanghai circuit in 2004. 
		Ferrari wants to make even better known its culture, its values, its 
		advanced technology, style and design in a country where these 
		characteristics are more and more appreciated." Meanwhile President Ding 
		Hao underlined that "it is a great pleasure and it makes us proud that 
		we have Ferrari with us. A recent survey showed that almost all of the 
		people surveyed were ready to visit the Italian stand if it is assured 
		that Ferrari will be present. This confirms how much the Prancing Horse 
		is loved in China. After my short visit today I was able to understand 
		even better what the company stands for - its values and its tradition 
		of technology and innovation, but first and foremost its teamwork. I 
		hope that Ferrari will work with us in a team for the overall success of 
		this initiative."  |