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Details of the 2004 Ferrari Maserati World Finals were presented to the media today. The event, which brings to a close the Group's racing season, takes place at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza (Milan) from 28th to 31st October. A demonstration ...

Details of the 2004 Ferrari Maserati World Finals were presented to the media today. The event, which brings to a close the Group's racing season, takes place at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza (Milan) from 28th to 31st October.

A demonstration by Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, preceded by a parade of cars run by the Maranello F1 Clienti department, provide the highlights of the final day. Four F2004 will take to the track at the same time, driven by Michael Schumacher, Rubens Barrichello, Luca Badoer and Andrea Bertolini.

The busy schedule of events includes the final races of the season for the Italian, European and American Ferrari 360 Challenge Pirelli Trophy, as well as the customary races to decide who is the overall champion of the one-make series at international level in the main classes, in addition to the gentleman driver category.

Also on the 2004 grand finale race card, the Shell Ferrari Maserati Historic Challenge for historic cars from the Prancing Horse and Trident marques, and the Trofeo Vodafone Maserati, contested in the Modena company's Coupe Cambiocorsa.

Tickets are already available at Ticketone box offices throughout Italy (info: www.ticketone.it) . The ticket for the grandstand is valid for both days (Saturday 30th and Sunday 31th) and the price is 30 euros (concession 20 euros).

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