At the end of the 1961 Formula 1 season, Scuderia Ferrari should have been celebrating. Its car, nicknamed the “sharknose”, had been a triumph. Ferrari driver Phil Hill won the World Championship.

Ferrari’s own description of the Enzo was ‘the closest you can get to the F1 experience in a road car’, generously referring to the noise of the engine, the paddle-shift gearbox and the feel ...

Virtually any conversation about the fastest, most powerful cars in the world eventually turns to Ferrari, which sprang into existence as a full-tilt racing powerhouse in 1947. That year also ...

Enzo Ferrari strides through the crowd in a scarlet blazer and jet-black sunglasses. Between a 335 S and a Ghia-bodied 375 MM, we shake hands, standing in one of the few spots in this slice of ...