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In 1993, Ferrari created a driving school that offers its clients structured instruction and a level of instruction that perfectly matches the experience of the participants. The two basic principles of Corso Pilota are its advanced learning technologies and its qualified instructors: video and data acquisition systems enrich the educational activities at the end of each session the instructors analyze the data collected with the participants to accurately follow the development. All instructors have been professional drivers and have excellent communication skills and a good command of the English language. The school aims to give participants the tools to best appreciate the technical aspects of Ferrari cars in their natural habitat: the racetrack. In fact, the cars used in the courses are the sportiest of the Ferrari range: the F8 Tributo, the 812 Superfast, the SF90 Stradale, at all levels of the Corso and the 488 Challenge Evo, entered in the Ferrari Challenge, Ferrari's single-make GT championship.