CAVALLINO N.254

Prestigiosa rivista bimestrale, in inglese, interamente dedicata alla Ferrari.

A partire dal numero 250, Cavallino è tutta nuova. Più pagine, più editoriali, più foto, con la stessa splendida attenzione ai dettagli.

In evidenza in questo numero:

• 1953 Ferrari 250 MM Berlinetta Pinin Farina s/n 0312. Completed at the end of June 1953, it was purchased through importer Luigi Chinetti by Californian Bill Devin. In its first-ever competition the car was entrusted to Phil Hill, who drove it to first place overall. In 1955 s/n 0312 appeared on the cover of Road & Track magazine, still in its white and blue livery. And now in 2023, freshly restored, it is featured in the same color scheme, this time on the cover of Cavallino.
• 2013-2017 599 GTZ Nibbio Zagato s/n ZFFFD60B000166264 and s/n ZFFFF60T180161041, the inside story of the Ferrari 599 GTZ Nibbio, a bespoke Ferrari-approved, limited (10-car) production model created by Zagato, with input from Andrea Zagato and his designer, Norihiko Harada.
• Palm Beach Cavallino Classic 2023: Coverage of the first Cavallino Classic concours of the year, held in the gardens of "The Breakers" in Palm Beach. This, the 32nd Palm Beach Cavallino Classic, was a wonderful and refined gathering of classic and youngtimer Ferraris, which culminated in three Best of Show awards.
• The MM Ferrari: the full story and model list of every series of Ferraris bearing the magical "Mille Miglia" name.
• Ferrari Purosangue - the first ride: a detailed account of the full test drive, on tarmac and snow, of the first 4-door Ferrari, lifted to better cope with "everyday" adventures. What is it like driving this family car powered by a 6.5-liter V-12 running at 8,250 rpm?
• The Ferrari SF-23 is the 69th Ferrari model developed for Formula 1. Cavallino describes its unveiling and tells the secrets of the Ferrari F1 for the 2023 season.
• Schedoni is an important name, having been, since the 1970s, synonymous with Ferrari luggage, leather accessories, and seat covers. Simone Schedoni tells us the whole story of how a small family shop developed to become such an iconic name.
• And, as always, Cavallino brings you the voice of several editorialists, discussing a variety of topics, and market specialists analyzing the value of different Ferrari cars.