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- Ferrari Hypercar - 6 Hours of Monza 2023 | Ferrari.com
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Maranello 30 agosto 2023. This weekend, the Italian Grand...
- Ferrari Hypercar - 6 Hours of Monza 2023 | Ferrari.com
Get up to speed with everything you need to know about the 2023 Italian Grand Prix, which takes place over 53 laps of the 5.793-kilometre Autodromo Nazionale Monza on Sunday, September 3.
El gran salto de Ferrari F1 en Monza: ¿realidad o excepción? Ferrari tuvo su fin de semana más competitivo del año en el Gran Premio de Italia 2023 de Fórmula 1 y dejó una gran intriga sobre lo...
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This is the Ferrari Monza SP2, named after one of the fastest, most dangerous racing tracks on earth, a track commonly known as the Temple of Speed. But more than this, Ferrari's latest open-top artwork pays homage to the Monza series of barchetta models in the 1950s, vehicles that helped cement the Ferrari name in the history books as one of the m...
The final Monza SP2s were delivered in 2022, making the 2023 model year the last for this highly exclusive Ferrari.
Production continues into the 2021 model year until all the units have been manufactured and delivered to their owners.
Besides the customization options that exist and are discussed between Ferrari and the lucky owner, there are no year-to-year changes to these special, limited-run collector's cars. The basic SP2 will remain unchanged for the entire production run.
The "Icona" series SP1 and SP2 twins were inspired by Ferrari icons such as the 1948 166 MM, as well as the 750 Monza and 250 Testarossa, and are modern interpretations of classic Ferraris, built with today's cutting-edge technology. Loosely based on the Ferrari 812 platform, but with carbon-fiber bodywork, the SP2 is a true speedster without as mu...
For inspiration, Ferrari turned to its 1950s barchetta models. The open-top Monza can be seen as an homage to these cars, but it doesn't feature any old design elements dragged into the modern age. Instead, Ferrari's designers started with a blank sheet. This is vehicle design at its most extreme, with almost no limitations set by the engineering d...
Since the Monza SP2 is based on the 812 Superfast, it uses the same 107.1-inch wheelbase. It also has a remarkably close 183.3-inch overall length, but it's an inch wider at 78.6 inches. At its highest point, it's 4.7 inches lower than the 812 at a slinky 45.5 inches. We expected the Monza SP2 to weigh significantly less than the Superfast, but the...
The Monza SP2 is part of the Icona range, which slots above the Special Series models like the 812 Competizione and 488 Pista, but below hypercars like the LaFerrari. This means it's part of that ultra-exclusive supercar league where nothing is impossible. There is no online configurator for the Monza, and with all sold before they launched, specci...
The Monza SP2 is essentially a reskinned 812 Superfast with a slight power bump. Power is up from 789 horsepower to 799 hp. Torque remains the same at 530 lb-ft. This power comes from a front-mounted, naturally-aspirated 6.5-liter V12 which will be the last of its kind. We keep on saying that, but the recent unveiling of the 296 GTB confirmed what ...
Ferrari's 6.5L V12 is widely regarded as one of the best engines ever made. It produces 799 hp and 530 lb-ft and will happily spin all the way to 8,900 rpm. It's as much a work of art as it is an engine. As mentioned earlier, the performance figures are blistering. 0-62 mph takes 2.9 seconds, 0-124 mph a frankly ludicrous 7.9, but that's not nearly...
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29 de ago. de 2023 · Ferrari ha presentado un año año más una decoración especial que lucirán Sainz y Leclerc en el GP de Italia 2023 de F1 en Monza. Mira las fotos.
