This Car looks amazing!
This Car looks amazing!
This issue with the exciting news from the 22nd edition of Wrooom, the event held to start the Scuderia Ferrari’s season. Don’t miss the interviews with the main players and the performances of the drivers on the snow in Madonna di Campiglio. Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com and Twitter twitter.com Ferrari Since 1947 www.ferrari.com http
This is definitely a very strategic location for this gas station, just less than 100 metres far from the paddock of the Monza racetrack. When the racetrack is open, in this place you always get to see traffic of supercars waiting for some gas filling. This time you see a huge traffic of Ferraris, while waiting for a refill you can see most of them revving and accelerating for the camera! Here a list of the cars you see in the video: 599 GTO / GTB / HGTE 458 Italia 430 Scuderia F430 Coupè / Spider 360 Modena California Marchettino Facebook page: www.facebook.com Marchettino Twitter page: twitter.com
From the makers of 3 idiots, Munnabhai series, comes another fun loving film which will take you on a joy ride. Here’s the first look of Ferrari Ki Sawaari. Get latest updates on: twitter.com www.facebook.com
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Rory Reid demonstrates the engine stop&start system in the Ferrari California.
This is just a short vid of the only Ferrari 430 in Dhaka.
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In 2008, a technician at The Ferrari Centre in Kent, England took a customer’s Ferrari 348 TS for a test ride. The tech, Shane Harris, said he was told by the shop owner, Roger Collingwood, to “open her up” and do 100 miles per hour. So Harris opened it up on the A274 highway, and while he didn’t reach 100 mph, he did get up to 80 – and then he crashed. After losing control of the car, Harris plowed into another car and then into a stand of trees.
According to the Telegraph, Harris was paralyzed by the accident and requires around-the-clock care. Now, he’s suing Collingwood for damages. It was part of Harris’ job to take cars for test drives before returning them to customers, but in this case, he says that his employers were negligent and that testing high-performance cars on public roads is “unsafe.”
Collingwood has denied any wrongdoing, saying that all employees are instructed to never break the speed limit. The case goes to court next year.
Technician sues Ferrari shop after being paralyzed in high-speed accident originally appeared on Ferrari News on Fri, 16 Dec 2011 11:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Probably the last 458 video this year… It’s very similar to the previous vids (hopefully not boring), so the next one will be recorded on a racetrack – unfortunately, not before spring. Fastest speed at 2:30
Every year, each Formula One team on the grid designs a brand-new car and builds a handful of them for use at grands prix around the world. So what happens to the old ones? Well, the less important ones might get scrapped, unfortunately. The more important ones might find their way into museum collections. But then there’s a whole class of collectors who buy them for use at historic racing events or private track days.
Those collectors lust after opportunities like this one: to own a grand prix-winning car driven by a World Champion for a team no less celebrated than Scuderia Ferrari. This 1974 Ferrari 312 B3 was the very same that Niki Lauda drove to the checkered flag at the Dutch Grand Prix and Spanish Grand Prix that year. And while it would have been worth more if those races had helped Lauda secure the championship that year, unfortunately, a series of DNFs relegated him to fourth place in the standings, returning the following year to win his first title.
