Modena Earthquake Epicenter

**Liscia** · 20th May 2012, 14:04

Does anyone on the ground (or near) there have any word about effects
or damage if any to Ferrari works?

My deepest condolences to those who are suffering through this disaster,
hopefully aid and assistance is there for those in need.

**Corey** · 20th May 2012, 14:06

RIP

**Crucial_Xtreme** · 20th May 2012, 14:24

Originally Posted by Liscia

Does anyone on the ground (or near) there have any word about effects
or damage if any to Ferrari works?

My deepest condolences to those who are suffering through this disaster,
hopefully aid and assistance is there for those in need.

No damage to Ferrari HQ in Maranello. There was just an aftershock about 2 hours ago that registered at 3.5 The main earthquake was at 6.0. 6 people reported dead so far. Lots of damage to buildings and not sure if they are safe, if schools are safe, etc.

**Hornet** · 20th May 2012, 14:29

Everything is fine in Ferrari's HQ according to their twitter.

@InsideFerrari
Everything looks ok here in Maranello after tonight's earthquake.. Very sad for all the victims...

Unfortunately a few people died elsewhere near the earthquake spot. RIP to them.

**type056** · 20th May 2012, 14:39

RIP to them.
I hope it did not damage our latest wind tunnel correlation.

**Suzie** · 20th May 2012, 16:50

Good that Maranello wasn't massively effected but of course people's lives are far, far more important than any possible damage to Ferrari.

**F1NAC** · 20th May 2012, 17:03

ye I felt earthquake in croatia also.. The epicenter was near Ferrara

**sagi58** · 20th May 2012, 18:53

Thoughts and prayers to all affected, even remotely!

**Klutch** · 21st May 2012, 06:02

Horrible tragedy.
Prayers to all affected.

**F2002** · 21st May 2012, 09:03

Very sad indeed.

Thoughts and prayers to all affected.

**Nova** · 21st May 2012, 15:37

I am very sorry to hear this. I am waiting for family members to contact me.
Im sure they are ok.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all affected by this tragedy.

**SilverSpeed** · 21st May 2012, 18:11

Wow just 3 weeks ago I was there.

RIP.

**F1si** · 24th May 2012, 06:02

I was a couple of kilometres away from Maranello during the earthquake and I really felt it. I actually thought it was nothing special until I saw the news... Really shocking. But yeah, everything looked okay at the factories. Wishing all the best to the victims.

**Nathan** · 24th May 2012, 06:43

What makes it even worse is that many historic buildings have been badly damaged (some quite possibly beyond repair), some dating back to the 13th century

**ruud king** · 24th May 2012, 08:09

Spoke to my contact in Maranello, only his chandelier came down from the ceilling, but further no damage to the house of family, in Maranello there were shocks but no damage, but the did get scared!

**scuderiafan** · 24th May 2012, 10:18

Wow,

RIP

**Jose-Lorca Fan** · 29th May 2012, 10:50

Was there another one?

**Kingdom Hearts** · 29th May 2012, 10:52

Yes, another one, people die (not in Maranello), All Ferrari workers were sent to their homes. Sad stuff.

**vcs316** · 29th May 2012, 11:07

Ferrari suspends work after earthquake

Ferrari has suspended work at its Maranello headquarters following a second earthquake in a week in Northern Italy.

After an earthquake that measured 6.0 on the richter scale hit close to Modena last Monday - causing seven deaths and widespread damage - a second quake struck the same region on Tuesday morning. Today's quake was of 5.8 magnitude, but early reports suggest that it has caused more fatalities than last week.

Ferrari has now decided to stop work for the day despite the factory appearing to be unaffected, with the team announcing on Twitter: "Another earthquake near Modena and in Northern Italy.... Everything looks ok here at the factory.." before later confirming "After the earthquake, working activity has been suspended for today. All the workers and employees have been allowed to join their families."

Fernando Alonso added: "After the earthquake, the team has decided to stop the activities at the factory. We are all going back to home..."

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**Liscia** · 29th May 2012, 15:59

Sad to hear they went through yet another quake and I
hope all the fine people in the region recover and can go
about their daily lives again soon. My sincerest condolences
to those who suffered and lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods
and my best wishes for a quick turnaround back to normalcy and
good fortune.

**Poltergeistes** · 29th May 2012, 23:06

hopefully Ferrari's cars in canada will show some love to those affected by it, like they did for abruzzo. it may seem like nothing to some, but ferrari represents italy pretty much, it's one of it's symbols.

Remind me of when the yankees and mets went down to show some love to the rescue guys working at the ground zero, sometimes just a little word, a simple gesture, can mean something that is priceless to those who receives it.

**gvsnraju85** · 30th May 2012, 21:15

Due to the second big earthquake in nothern Italy in only two weeks time, Ferrari has suspended work at the Maranello factory. A statement on Twitter yesterday read: "After the earthquake, working activity has been suspended for today. All the workers and employees have been allowed to join their families." 16 people were killed yesterday during the quake, while several people are still missing.

http://www.f1technical.net/news/1739...e6a644ef58bc51

Hope everything gets back to normal ASAP in Italy. Our prayers are with all the affected families.