The historics were split into three races (as is the championship norm), these being single-seaters, cars with drum brakes and cars with disc brakes.
On this page there are various pictures of some of the Ferrari cars which took part.Click on any of the pictures for a larger version
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Ferrari 250 models were well represented, including GTO's (above left and right) and LM's (right and below left and right)
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Another type of 250 present was the GT Tour de France (left), with a detail of its engine (below). |
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The 250's bigger brother, the 275 GTB was also present (below).
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Several examples of the big 365 GTB/4 ('Daytona') were present (above, left and below). |
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One of the 'big' engined GTO's, a 330 GTO also took part (above and below).
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The sports prototypes were represented by a 312P (above) and a 512M (below left and below). |
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A single 500 TR (right and below right) and a single 500 MD TR (below) also took part.
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A Ferrari 625 (right and below right) was seen to be suffering 'battle damage' after the first race.
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A coupe of 375 versions were on show, a 375 MM (above left) and a 375 Plus (left). |
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Lastly, there was a 166 MM (right) and a 750 Monza (below).
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Click on any of the pictures for a larger version