“The Ferrari Vodafone Raduno is an established event, which many Ferrari fans look forward to. Vodafone, through its association with Ferrari, is once again delighted to be able to offer this spectacle to the public, who I am sure will enjoy seeing these magnificent cars on our roads,” said Alison Bezzina, brand manager at Vodafone Malta Limited.

“Ferrari is a world-leader in Formula One Racing, having had another amazing season in which the team won both the drivers’ and constructors’ championships with ease. Ferrari is also a world leader in the production and development of high performance sports cars,” said Mr Raymond Vella, president of the Ferrari Club Malta.

There is a considerable number of Ferrari cars currently in Malta. These include 360 Modena F1s and Spiders, Maranellos, Testarossas, Mondials, 400i, 355 F1s and Spiders, 348s, 328s, 308s and 208s.

This year’s Ferrari Vodafone Raduno, in which around 15 different Ferrari cars will be participating, will begin on Saturday at the Sliema Ferries. The cars will depart at 9am and head directly to Malta International Airport where they will drive down the taxiway during the Malta International Airshow. From there the Ferraris will then head to Cirkewwa where at 12.15pm they will board the ferry to Gozo. Following their arrival in Gozo the cars will make their way through Victoria and down to Marsalforn where they will be parked outside the Calypso Hotel until 3.45pm. The cars will then make their way to the San Lawrenz Kempinski Resort, where they will be on display for the public until 7.30pm.

On Sunday 26 September, the Ferraris will depart from the San Lawrenz Kempinski Resort at 11am and spend the morning parked in the main square of the Cittadella in Gozo. The Ferraris will then travel back to Malta, leaving Mgarr on the 3pm ferry.

For further information on the 2004 Ferrari Vodafone Raduno, Ferrari fans and car enthusiasts can contact the Ferrari Club Malta, at 3, ‘Meridian House’, G.F. Agius De Soldanis Street, St Venera BKR 11 or by sending an e-mail to [email protected]