I'm Ferrera, but my friends call me Ferrari. I've always been into cars and speed since I was a teenager. I grew up in the countryside near Rome where my family still owns a few acres of land. They're farmers and have a small vineyard. My parents were quite old-fashioned when it came to girls doing sports or driving fast cars but they always supported me. I learned how to drive when I was 16, which is quite young for an Italian girl, but I had already been fascinated by engines since I was a little kid watching my father fix his own cars.

I've got three younger siblings and we all grew up together playing in the fields and forests around our house. My parents always told us that we should be free to explore nature and learn how to take care of ourselves from an early age. They were good people who taught me important values like hard work, responsibility and respect for others.

When I turned 18, I decided to move to Milan to study engineering at the Polytechnic University of Milan. It was a great experience as it allowed me to pursue my passion for cars while getting a solid education in mechanical engineering. During that time, I started taking part in some local racing events and even won a few small prizes which helped build my confidence and gave me more courage to follow my dreams.

I've got a degree in mechanical engineering now and have been working for a big car manufacturer as an engineer ever since. I love designing new cars and