In the days following the Cavalcade Classiche, a group of F40 drivers embarked on the Legacy Tour, celebrating one of Ferrari’s most iconic supercars.
Aside from the automaker’s notable clients, the Ferrari family also attended. Piero Ferrari, Vice-President of Ferrari and Enzo Ferrari’s son, piloted an F50 for the duration of the event. His grandson also joined in the festivities with an F40.
Other automotive delights included the 212 Inter, several 250GTs, and even a few examples of the 250 GT California. The stunning 365 GTB/4 – also known as the Daytona – was in attendance, along with a 275 GTB/4 and 275 GTS. Ferrari’s later vehicles, like the SF90 Stradale, may be technically superior and stronger performers, but when it comes to style, they can’t match Ferrari’s classics.
Following a stay at the Castelfalfi five-star hotel, guests embarked on a 155-mile drive, stopping for coffee at Casole d’Elsa, a medieval village near Siena. The road trip continued to the vineyard-covered hills of Tuscany.