Ferrari has announced a new version of the 296 GTB that can only be purchased by the Scuderia’s customer racing drivers. Appropriately, the Piloti Ferrari 296 Speciale made its debut on the eve of this weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans,

Formula 1 fans have been reacting on social media after seeing what Lewis Hamilton said about Ferrari. After an encouraging qualifying session on Saturday, Hamilton started in P5 for the Canadian Grand Prix. In the early stages, the 40-year-old was comfortably running in the top five.

Michael Jordan drove this Ferrari for three years, then sold it to Chris Gardner. After Gardner sold it, the car went off the radar

Lewis Hamilton opened up on his future with Ferrari amid challenges and revealed his preference for team boss Fred Vasseur.

Following Ferrari’s disappointing start to the season, reports this week suggested Vasseur was running out of time to turn things around.

What a return to endurance racing it’s been for Maranello, then. Away from Le Mans for 50 years, then Ferrari wins three on the trot. Impressive. It means the 499P must already rank as one of the Prancing Horse sportscar racing legends; this new 296 Speciale celebrates a modern motorsport marvel.

Feel the thrill of a true classic: the Ferrari F430 Manual in full flight – raw POV acceleration from 100 to 300 KM/H, gated shifter clicks, and that iconic V8 scream. Filmed on a real track, this isn’t just a fast car – it’s a mechanical symphony.

Ferrari has unveiled a special edition of its recently launched 296 Speciale, the Piloti Ferrari, exclusively for its race car drivers.