Cavallino Classic. The real Ferrari party

Capturing Ferrari’s entire history in a single event might seem far-fetched, but each year at the end of every January there’s one in Palm Beach, Florida that does precisely that. The Cavallino Classic, a prestigious Concours d’Elegance that gathers together the most extraordinary array of Ferraris, much to the joy of onlookers and collectors. Palm Beach is a renowned location, as is The Breakers, the resort where the event is held within its vast park. To give you an idea of what this year was like, let’s take a quick look at some of the cars on show. The competition cars were out in force, with over 150 present, parked alongside numerous others from enthusiasts and clients, all lined up as if you were living a dream.

The magical part is the journey through time: the early Ferraris, predating Pininfarina’s influence, create quite a stir to the extent that one of these, the 212 Inter by Ghia, made for Juan Domingo Peron and his wife Evita in 1952, won the Best of Show award among the Granturismo models.