The Italian car manufacturer to celebrate its 60th Anniversary

This year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed featured a special homage to Ferrari’s 60th Anniversary, with a unique display of race and GT cars in the Stable Yard, adjacent to Goodwood House. The Festival of Speed is the most prestigious historic motorsport event of the year where visitors can experience over 100 years of automotive history in one place. This year Goodwood celebrated over 800 years of anniversaries, one of which is Ferrari’s 60th Anniversary.
Ferrari’s commemorative car display represents the evolution of the Prancing Horse from its debut in motor racing to today’s state-of-the-art GT cars, with an iconic car from each of the company’s six decades.

The 1950s are represented by a 250 Testa Rossa, one of the most successful Ferrari cars in the manufacturer’s history, winning the 12 Hours of Sebring, the 1000 km in Buenos Aires and the 24 Hours of Le Mans all in the same year, 1958.
The 1960s are symbolized by a 250 GTO, one of Enzo Ferrari’s most impressive achievements, combining the charisma of a grand tourer and performance of a sports racer.

The Daytona is undoubtedly the icon of the 1970s and is a timeless classic whose design signalled a step forward into the modern era.
The F40 was created to celebrate the company’s 40th anniversary in 1987 and quickly became a cult object for Ferrari enthusiasts, a car with cutting-edge F1 technology and blistering performance.