Issue 104
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First Look: 599XX
Building on the success of the FXX, Ferrari has created a new track star. The 599XX takes the 599 road car to fast new places, with advanced aerodynamics, suspension and brakes, as well as 700 horsepower.
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The Beast
Ferrari built the lone 412 MI to defeat the Scarabs on U.S. racetracks. The hot-rod special failed in its appointed task, but 50 years later, it’s back on track and taking no prisoners.
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Summer Of Our Discontent
The Scuderia’s up-and-down 2010 season continues, as backmarkers and safety cars ruin races. Even when things go smoothly on track, however, Ferrari still isn’t fast enough to challenge the front-runners.
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Long-lost Love
It’s a classic love story nearly four decades in the making: Man buys Ferrari, man crashes Ferrari, man loses Ferrari. But a phone call in the mid-2000s would reunite Herb Chambers and his beloved Daytona Spyder.
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Engine Masters
Enzo Ferrari believed that engines, not chassis, won races. As a result, he relentlessly pushed his designers and engineers to experiment with new thinking, and in the process develop an amazing array of powerplants.
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Speed Kills
The torrid pace at the 24 Hours of Le Mans suggested a sprint race, not an enduro. But to most fans’ surprise, the fastest cars—both prototype and GT—didn’t survive to take the checkered flag.