An exciting new world of Ferrari cars – the Ferrari World – has opened up in Abu Dhabi, swiftly becoming its latest big attraction. It is the sole park of its kind in the entire world and it has been built around the iconic Ferrari brand of racing cars. It not only promises the thrill of speed, but is also the largest in the world.

Ferrari has declared the former McLaren designer, Pat Fry to be the leader of the team's engineering unit, a position held by Chris Dyer earlier.

Before starting into the 2011 Formula One season, the team made up its mind to make some extremely important alterations in its structure.

Talking about possible changes within the Italian team, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo said there won't be any big changes as a consequence of their big disappointment at the world championship in Abu Dhabi.

The Scuderia lost at the final race of the season, where Fernando Alonso lost out to Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel following the strategic blunder made by the team.

Those in love with Ferrari will surely admire the world's first Ferrari theme park, which is to open later this year on Yas Island, located on the north east side of Abu Dhabi's mainland and covers 200,000 square metres.

Abu Dhabi is preparing for Ferrari F430 Spider which is scheduled to be held later this year in the Ferrari World theme park equipped with ultra modern facilities including two roller coasters to offer an intense multi-sensory experience to the visitors.

Dubai-based Depa, one of the leading interior contracting companies in the world, has notified that its subsidiary, Depa Abu Dhabi, and its joint venture, Mivan Depa, have together won a Dhs200m ($54.5m) contract at the Ferrari World theme park in Abu Dhabi.

The scope of work involves the fitting out of all components of the theme park's interior design, including flooring, walls, doors and ceilings.