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The 250 LM Ferrari Wins Again: Best of the Best at the Peninsula in Paris image

08/02/2025

The 250 LM Ferrari Wins Again: Best of the Best at the Peninsula in Paris

The 1964 Ferrari 250 LM, owned by Chris and Anna Cox, wins the Peninsula Best of the Best Award 2024. Chosen among nine stunning finalists, it triumphed over legendary Bugattis, an Alfa Romeo 8C, and luxury icons like Rolls-Royce and Delahaye.
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 17: F50. When Formula 1 Became Road-Legal image

08/02/2025

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 17: F50. When Formula 1 Became Road-Legal

The Ferrari F50, introduced in 1995, was a road-legal supercar designed with true Formula 1 engineering. With a load-bearing V12 engine derived from the 640 F1, carbon-fiber monocoque, and advanced suspension.
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 16: F355. The First Road Car with Ground Effect image

01/02/2025

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 16: F355. The First Road Car with Ground Effect

The Ferrari F355 revolutionized road car design by introducing ground-effect technology, leveraging race-proven innovations to improve grip and handling.
Broken Dreams: Mercedes C111. A Laboratory for Tomorrow image

01/02/2025

Broken Dreams: Mercedes C111. A Laboratory for Tomorrow

The Mercedes C111, an experimental car from the late 1960s, showcased cutting-edge innovation with Wankel engines, record-breaking diesel performance, and futuristic design, but it remained a laboratory for tomorrow instead of reaching mass production.
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 15: The Revolutionary Electro-Hydraulic Gearbox in Formula 1 image

25/01/2025

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 15: The Revolutionary Electro-Hydraulic Gearbox in Formula 1

Discover Ferrari’s game-changing electro-hydraulic gearbox, introduced in the 1989 Formula 1 season. While Barnard got the credit, Mauro Forghieri and de Silvestri were its true pioneers. Learn how this innovation transformed racing forever.
Broken Dreams: Lamborghini Miura P400 Roadster and Ferruccio’s Refusal image

25/01/2025

Broken Dreams: Lamborghini Miura P400 Roadster and Ferruccio’s Refusal

The 1968 Lamborghini Miura Roadster, a unique open-top version of the iconic Miura P400, dazzled at the Brussels Motor Show but never entered production due to Ferruccio Lamborghini’s refusal. Restored, it remains a legendary automotive masterpiece.
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 14: From Track to Road image

18/01/2025

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 14: From Track to Road

Ferrari's seamless transfer of racing technology to road cars defines its uniqueness. Innovations like lateral radiators, aluminum brakes, and four-wheel drive systems prove its pursuit of excellence.
Broken Dreams: Lamborghini Marzal. A Fantasy in Space image

18/01/2025

Broken Dreams: Lamborghini Marzal. A Fantasy in Space

The Lamborghini Marzal, a 1967 prototype, redefined car design with its transparent gullwing doors, hexagonal motifs, and revolutionary engineering. Though never mass-produced, it inspired the iconic Espada.
Broken Dreams: Ferrari Dino 206 Berlinetta Competizione. Too sporty to be true image

11/01/2025

Broken Dreams: Ferrari Dino 206 Berlinetta Competizione. Too sporty to be true

The Ferrari Dino 206 Berlinetta Competizione was a groundbreaking prototype blending racing performance with elegant design. Shelved due to strategic concerns, it remains a lost icon of automotive innovation and style.
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 13: The Racing Origins of Three Great Icons – 288 GTO, 288 Evoluzione, and F40 image

11/01/2025

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 13: The Racing Origins of Three Great Icons – 288 GTO, 288 Evoluzione, and F40

The Ferrari 288 GTO, introduced in 1984, evolved from rally racing innovations. Its successor, the 288 Evoluzione, influenced the iconic F40, blending cutting-edge materials and performance, leaving a legacy in automotive history.