If the House of Maranello today one of the myths more motoring history's alive, lo also has a range of cars that have become synonymous with Ferrari, for many even Ferrari par excellence: the 250. The genealogy of cars, inaugurated in 1952 from a prototype with bodywork by Vignale (the 250 S at which Bracco Rolfo became the Mille Miglia of that year), and continued until the mid-1960s with the pi models charismatics in production Ferrari, Ferrari has dedicated a Gallery exhibition in which you are able to admire the elegant granturismo held by Pinin Farinathe 250 Tour de France, the 250 Testa Rossa and the 250 GTO. The technical and sporting history is told in the pages of this lavishly illustrated book, a sort of catalogue of the event, through short but scrupulous texts signed by Gianni Rogliatti, one of the most influential historians of the vicissitudes of Cavallino.
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