CAVALLINO N.255

Name: CAVALLINO N.255
Brand: Barnes John W.jr.
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JUNE / JULY 2023 - 24 HEURES DU MANS SPECIAL EDITION

Prestigious bimonthly magazine, in english, entirely dedicated to Ferrari. From issue 250 Cavallino is all new. More pages, more editorials, more photos, with the same splendid attention to detail.... Read more

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Prestigious bimonthly magazine, in english, entirely dedicated to Ferrari.

From issue 250 Cavallino is all new. More pages, more editorials, more photos, with the same splendid attention to detail.

In this issue:

Interview with Antonello Coletta, head of Ferrari GT racing and one of the forces behind Ferrari’s return to Sport races with the 499 P Hypercar.
1951 Ferrari 340 AM Barchetta Touring s/n 0116 A/004 A. A Le Mans veteran with two entries in the legendary French marathon, in 1951 and 1952 and modified in period by the company according to the very detailed requests made by its then owner, Mr. Pierre-Louis Dreyfus.
1961 Ferrari 250 Berlinetta Competizione “SWB” s/n 2689 GT. Sold new to French racers Pierre Noblet and Jean Guichet, it finished 1st in the GT class and 3rd overall at the 1961 24 Hours of LeMans.
1971 512 M s/n 1020. This specimen of one of the most iconic Ferraris ever manufactured is also the very car that achieved the best result ever recorded by this model at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The year was 1971 and s/n 1020, driven by Sam Posey and Tony Adamowicz, finished 3rd OA.
2002 Ferrari 550 GTO Prodrive s/n 113136. It is the 550 Prodrive that has raced the most in the French marathon, with 5 entries.
The Le Mans Ferraris. All the Ferraris, identified by chassis number, that have raced at Le Mans, from 1948 to 2022.
Interview with Pierre Fillon, president of ACO, l’Automobile Club de l’Ouest.
Interview with Fabrice Bourigaud, president of the Le Mans Museum, home to the most incredible racing collection in the world, spanning a period of 100 years.
GT racing: full report of the last 2 months, including the racing debut of the 499 P Hypercar at Sebring
F1: coverage of the last three Grand Prix