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FERRARI DEBUTS 3 SPECIAL PROJECTS CARS AT THE GOODWOOD FESTIVAL OF SPEED 2019

London, Monday 17 June 2019 – World-debuts for the one-off Ferrari P80/C and Ferrari SP3JC models, as well as a UK debut for the Ferrari Monza SP2.

Adding to the impressive history of Ferrari Special Project cars, the Ferrari P80/C and the Ferrari SP3JC will be on display at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019. This is the first time these cars will be shown to the public, and both cars will be taking part in the Supercar Runs up the famed Goodwood hill climb. Based on a Ferrari 488 GT3 car, the P80/C had the longest development time of any Ferrari one-off made to date. The decision was made to use the 488 GT3 chassis as a basis, not only for its performance, but also for its longer wheelbase (+50 mm compared to the 488 GTB) which allowed more creative freedom.

The SP3JC is based on the chassis and the running gear of a Ferrari F12tdf. The sole one-off car to be commissioned on this limited-series special, the SP3JC is the maximum expression of open-air motoring, harking back to Ferrari’s epic V12- engined spiders of the 1950s and ’60s.

The Monza SP2, another Ferrari Special Projects car, will also be making its dynamic debut in front of the Goodwood crowd. Part of the new ‘Icona’ range, the Monza SP2 is inspired by barchettas of the 1950s which were driven to victory in international motor sport, not just by official works team drivers from the Scuderia, but also by a legion of gentlemen drivers who, in those years, frequently found themselves wheel to wheel with legendary professional drivers of the era.

A number of former Ferrari Formula One cars will also be coming to Goodwood, paying homage to the legendary Michael Schumacher. All of the F1 cars that will be at the event are cars from Schumacher’s reign in Formula One.

As well as the FXX-K Evo, the current range of Ferrari models will also be present, which includes the Ferrari Portofino, 488 Pista, 812 Superfast and GTC4 Lusso models. A 488 Challenge car, the same as those being used in the new Ferrari Challenge UK series, will also be in attendance.

A full list of Ferrari cars participating in the event can be found below.

Class

Year

Make and Model

120 years of Tour de France de l'Automobile

1961

Ferrari 250 GT SWB/C

120 years of Tour de France de l'Automobile

1962

Ferrari 250 GTO

120 years of Tour de France de l'Automobile

1978

Ferrari 308GTB Group B

120 years of Tour de France de l'Automobile

1972

Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona

125 years of Road Racing

1950

Ferrari 166 MM Barchetta

125 years of Road Racing

1950

Ferrari 166 MM/212 Export "Uovo" by Fontana

125 years of Road Racing

1953

Ferrari 250 MM

Formula 1 Teams

2010

Ferrari F60

Grand Prix Greats

1985

Ferrari 126 C2B

Grand Prix Greats

1974

Ferrari 312 B3

Grand Prix Greats

1989

Ferrari 640

Grand Prix Greats

1989

Ferrari 640

Masters of Monaco

1975

Ferrari 312T

Michelin Supercar Run

2018

Ferrari 488 Pista

Michelin Supercar Run

2018

Ferrari 812 Superfast

Michelin Supercar Run

2018

Ferrari FXX K Evo

Michelin Supercar Run

2019

Ferrari GTC4 Lusso

Michelin Supercar Run

2019

Ferrari Monza SP2

Michelin Supercar Run

2019

Ferrari P80/C

Michelin Supercar Run

2018

Ferrari Portofino

Michelin Supercar Run

2018

Ferrari SP3 JC

Schumacher

2006

Ferrari 248 F1

Schumacher

1995

Ferrari 412 T2

Schumacher

2000

Ferrari F12000

Schumacher

2002

Ferrari F2002

Schumacher

2004

Ferrari F2004

Schumacher

1998

Ferrari F300

Schumacher

1997

Ferrari F310B

Sports Cars

1969

Ferrari 312 P spyder

Sports Cars

2018

Ferrari 488 Challenge

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