August 24, 2014 (Los Angeles, Calif.) - At the end of two hours and forty-five minutes of hard fought racing in the Oak Tree Grand Prix, Alessandro Balzan and Jeff Westphal celebrated with their Scuderia Corsa crew as the no. 63 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia finished in second position in the GT- Daytona class.Not too long after the checkered flag fell in Virginia, Mike Hedlund took the checkered flag at the Pirelli World Challenge race at Sonoma Raceway in fourth position, scoring a career-best finish.
The no. 63 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia qualified in ninth position, and Westphal advanced up to third position during the opening stint. At the first pit stop, Westphal turned the car over to Balzan who remained at the front of the field thanks to fast pit work by the Scuderia Corsa crew. Balzan battled past a number of Porsches to work back to second position, where he would finish.
"Today, we achieved more than the maximum performance possible," said Balzan. "Jeff did a terrific job in his stint and the Scuderia Corsa crew did an amazing job in the pit stops. Second position is amazing. I was driving past the maximum on every lap but it was clear that every time we closed the gap to the leader they could simply open it back up. It is hard to compete this way but we did everything that we could and it is a great result."
At the World Challenge race in Sonoma, Hedlund would enjoy a successful first weekend in World Challenge with Scuderia Corsa.
Competing in the doubleheader weekend, Hedlund would finish in sixth position in Saturday's race while finishing in fourth position on Sunday - with a late-race full course caution period taking away his chance at finishing on the podium."We had a podium car today, and without the last full course caution period, we could have passed for a strong third place," said Hedlund. "My Ferrari of Silicon Valley / Tequila Patron Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 performed flawlessly. I would like to thank all our fans at the track today who came by and wished us well, as well as Giacomo Mattioli and his Scuderia Corsa team for preparing an excellent car for this entire weekend."
For his part, Mattioli would enjoy seeing his team compete for a podium result - despite the handicap Ferrari has with the current Balance of Performance that overly penalizes the 458 in GTD.
"It was a great weekend all around for Scuderia Corsa," said Mattioli. "Mike was very impressive at the Pirelli World Challenge in Sonoma and we are looking forward to more weekends in the series. In the TUDOR Championship, this result feels like a victory to me. We consolidated the lead of Ferrari in the manufacturer championship and we reduced the gap in the team championship. There are two races to go and Scuderia Corsa doesn't lift."
The next TUDOR Championship race will be September 19-20 at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.
November 6, 2014 (Los Angeles, Calif.) - Demonstrating its commitment to winning the 2015 TUDORUnited Sports Car Championship, Scuderia Corsa is proud to announce the addition of drivers Bill Sweedlerand Townsend Bell to the team.
December 8, 2014 (Los Angeles, Calif.) -- Chris Ruud and Scuderia Corsa brought an end to their racing season in style -- with a victory and two podiums at the Finali Mondiali held at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
he third time, the ‘Brazilian’ Ferrari 458 Italia will race in the Rolex 24 at Daytona. The no. 64 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia, wearing the colors of the Brazilian flag, will be driven by Brazilian StockCar star Daniel Serra, as well as fellow Brazilians Francisco Longo and Marcos Gomez. Factory driver, Andrea Bertolini will round out the driver lineup of the second Scuderia Corsa Ferrari.
All-American Lineup for Scuderia Corsa at Sebring 
April 20, 2015 (Long Beach, Calif.) – In what was one of the most incident-filled races in recent memory, the three Scuderia Corsa drivers in the Pirelli World Challenge suffered their fair share of incident and damage on Sunday afternoon on the 1.9-mile circuit on the streets of Long Beach. By the time five yellow flags and one checkered flag had flown on Sunday afternoon, two of the team’s Ferrari 458 Italias would finish in the top-ten of the race.
The television broadcast from Sunday’s Long Beach Grand Prix will air on Sunday, April 26 at 3:30 PM ET on On CBS Sports Network.
May 13, 2015 (Los Angeles, Calif.) – With mere weeks until the start of the 83rd 24 Hours of LeMans, Scuderia Corsa is proud to announce that American driver Jeff Segal will join Bill Sweedler and Townsend Bell in the team’s no. 62 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia at this year’s endurance classic.
“It’s an honor and a privilege to represent Ferrari, Scuderia Corsa, and the United States at this year’s 24 Hours of LeMans,” said Sweedler. “As an all-American team, with three American drivers, I could not ask for a more competitive way to go to battle at the greatest endurance race in the world.”
May 18, 2015 (Los Angeles, Calif.) – Looking to continue with the momentum of their strong results at the previous Pirelli World Challenge round at Barber Motorsports Park, Scuderia Corsa drivers Duncan Ende and Martin Fuentes arrived at the Canadian Tire Motorsports Park in Bowmanville, Ontario looking for equally strong results in this past weekend’s doubleheader event.
Three Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italias will arrive this week on Belle Isle in Detroit, Michigan looking for victory in Saturday’s IMSA TUDOR United SportsCar Championship race as well as a pair of Pirelli World Challenge races.
The waving of the French tricolour on Saturday afternoon marked not only the start of the 83rd 24 Hours of Le Mans, but also the culmination of season’s worth of planning for Scuderia Corsa. The no. 62 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia, driven by Jeff Segal, started the race in ninth position in the GT-Am class.
’t have a lot of practice in good conditions. So, it’s nice to see that the car is fast and competitive and nice to drive. We are seeing already that other cars are having problems, so we need to stay out of trouble and keep doing what we are doing which is running quick, not taking too many chances, taking a position here and there when we can. The traffic is incredible. The LMP1 cars are so fast and you get passed by five or six of them and it can get really, really difficult at night. I guess for now I am enjoying the ease of daylight.
Jeff Segal
“Normally I should be speechless, but I’m not right now,” said Bill Sweedler. “When Townsend and I won the 12 Hours of Sebring in 2012 we joked with each other and said ‘wouldn’t it be amazing to eventually compete at Le Mans?’ And the fact that we got here, and we had a shot – we had a real shot – at winning is incredible. For Scuderia Corsa, Michelotto, all of our sponsors, we couldn’t have asked for more other than a win, but a podium at Le Mans is a special event. And, it gives us a reason to come back to Le Mans and shoot for the top step. And I’ve got to thank the crew, the team, and especially Jeff and Townsend. And my family for coming out to cheer us on – they were my true lucky charms.”
Bell scored his first Le Mans podium mere weeks after competing in the Indianapolis 500. "It’s a great day for us,” said Bell. “There were so many obstacles in this race for us. So many times I thought that we were done because of penalties or mechanical issues but we never gave up and we never stopped believing that we could get here. The team deserves a huge congratulations. I mean, this is not only our first time here as drivers but our first time as a team coming together in this way and it’s pretty special to do that with a first time group. One thing I learned a long time ago is that the result can never be taken from you. We achieved it together, and it’s a special bond with those people forever".
Scuderia Corsa’s result adds another chapter to the long history of success for American Ferrari entrants at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and provides a foundation which the team hopes to build on in future editions of the race.
“We made a gamble today with the strategy, and with how things played out, it didn’t quite work for us,” said Sweedler. “We knew there would be a lot of rain but the red flag period ended up working against us. That was one of the most challenging races I have ever done. Being out there in the mixed conditions – when the track is changing because the rain is falling or the line is drying each lap – was already a big challenge but I was also out there on slicks. It was tough for the guys but the executed really, really well and the car was very good in the rain.”
“The takeaway for us from Watkins Glen is that, even though didn’t have the best day, we were able to bring home a good result,” said Giacomo Mattioli, owner of Scuderia Corsa. “With the constantly changing conditions it was very difficult for the drivers to have to stay on a track that was not dry with the slick tires. And the crew had to deliver perfect pit stops to keep us in a position to capitalize in the final hour, which has enabled us to gain ground in championship and remain in contention.
Ferrari will debut "Casa Ferrari Carmel" during California's Monterey Car Week and Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance from Wednesday August 12th to Sunday August 16th.
August
23, 2015 (Los Angeles, Calif.) – From the drop of the green until the
drop of the checkered, the Oak Tree Grand Prix weekend belonged to
Scuderia Corsa as drivers Bill Sweedler and Townsend Bell drove the no.
63 Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 458 Italia to a runaway victory in Sunday’s
race at Virginia International Raceway in Alton, Virginia. 
It
was a strong weekend for the team in both championships, and team owner
Giacomo Mattioli was thrilled to celebrate the team’s performance.