... yet another trademark infringment looming on Ferrari's near horizon?

... some years ago, you might recall di Montezemolo grinding enamel over having dundered, into naming his 2011 F1 entry, after a pick-up truck manufactured and marketed to rednecks and hayseeds, by the Ford Motor Company.

Dundering himself into naming their 2011 F1 entry the F-150, di Montezemolo was arm twisted by Ford Motor Company attorneys, into embellishing the F150 lable further to become the "Ferrari 150° Italia," sufficient to keep wayward Ferrari from stumbling and bumbling, convoluting Ford's market space.

Fast-forward to the here and now, we have the F-14 (e.g., "Goose & Maverick"), which belongs to Northrop Grumman. Fast-forward to 2015, we're going to have the F-15, which belongs to McDonnell-Douglas?

I vote we minions at the winkie-Ferrarichat take it upon ourselves, petitioning the Ferrari policy community for a return to traditional Ferrari convention in formal nomenclature, properly naming Ferrari cars as would Enzo. The sissification of Ferrari, I vote the silly gay guy who decided upon calling Ferrari's new Ferrari the "la Ferrari" be whip-creamed and pummeled in pillow-fights by his boyfriends on his next sleepover - asj.

 

... no end in sight, the 2016 and 2018 seasons constitute yet more trademark infringements for Ferrari, F-16 trademarked to General Dynamics, F-18 trademarked to McDonnell Douglas.

Technically justifiable, social responsibility high on my list, allow me to provide the following link for which to keep Ferrari from getting their panties sued off:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isotopes_of_fluorine

As per the Wikipedia, Ferrari may now educate the defense-intelligence complex that Fluorine isotopes 14-31 appear, as basic building blocks comprising earth and the universe, with Fluorine-18 boasting the longest half-life, as a radioisotope which serves as important source, of positrons! Therefore as such, everybody should be able to name trains, cars and planes after them! - asj.