EDITORS NOTE: In Part-2 of Wally’s tribute to the Daytona he recounts some other lesser known facts about one of his favorite Ferrari’s. See Also Part-1 The Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona is one of the great Ferraris of the ‘70s, […]
Car Artist’s Favorite Ferrari 1966-67 P3/4
One of the great mysteries of endurance racing in the Sixties is why Enzo Ferrari, arguably the superior technician in developing race cars, couldn’t beat Ford at Le Mans in ’66 with the Ferrari 330 P3. It wasn’t for lack of […]
A Cast Aside Ferrari Concept Car Finds a True Believer…
The concept car is often what starts a new group of fans, waiting hungrily for the production model. Alas, sometimes the concept does not get the green light and it remains a one off. In this case, the Dino 206GT […]
Ferrari 250 SWB: Yes, people still drive treasures on the streets…
When I first moved to California in 1970 a few of the real cognoscenti were still driving Ferrari race cars, some still with numbers painted on from LeMans, on the street. Not so much now but only last week, in July, […]
Too beautiful to go fast? -The Ferrari Lusso
I remember visiting a guy in Newport Beach about 30 years ago who was a Can-Am racer who had just bought a Ferrari 250GT Lusso. I went over there with some guys that owned lusty Can Am racecars so they […]
The Fabled Ferrari Daytona – The 365 GTB/4
When Mid-Engine cars were coming in, Ferrari offered one last front-engine alternative… By the time Ferrari was still selling the 275 GTB, the concept of a front engine GT car being top dog was getting a little old. Why? […]
Motorcopia Marketplace Report: Ferrari 250 GTO
Ferrari Fridays always bring something special, but few stories resonate as deeply as the tale of chassis 3729GT, the one-and-only Bianco Speciale Ferrari 250 GTO. Recently discussed on The Ferrari Marketplace podcast with host William Ross and collector car expert […]
From Showroom to Circuit: Ferrari’s Le Mans Legacy and the Romance of Racing History
Every June, the motorsports world turns its gaze to France for the 24 Hours of Le Mans—a race that’s more than just a test of speed. It’s a crucible of endurance, engineering, and legacy. On this episode of Ferrari Fridays, […]
Ferrari’s Mid-Engine Masterpieces: A Collector’s Journey Through Race-Bred Road Cars
Ferrari’s legacy of crafting race-inspired road cars is more than a marketing strategy—it’s a love letter to enthusiasts who crave the thrill of motorsport in a street-legal package. In Episode 38 of the Ferrari Marketplace Podcast, host William Ross takes […]
Ferrari’s Forgotten Foray into the Indy 500
Every May, motorsports fans turn their eyes to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the legendary Indy 500. But tucked away in the annals of racing history is a curious, short-lived chapter: Ferrari’s attempt to conquer the Brickyard. A World Championship […]