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Ferrari FF UK Debut At Goodwood FoS

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2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed will see UK debuts of some very important supercars, like Lamborghini Aventador, or indeed the Ferrari FF.

The new FF will be present at the event alongside the California and the 458 Italia. These three cars showcase the variety Ferrari offers with a V12 AWD hatchback, a front-engined convertible and a mid-engined super GT.

As the main highlight of Ferrari stance, the FF takes central role as the company’s flaghip model. It is the first road car to take drive to the front wheels from the front of the crankshaft, rather than through a separate transfer case. The innovative and patented 4RM system weighs 50 per cent less than a conventional four-wheel drive system and ensures perfect weight distribution (47:53) for the optimum driving performance that clients expect from a Ferrari, even for a Grand Tourer with four seats.The car’s powered by the new 6,262cc direct injection engine which develops 660hp at 8,000 rpm. In tandem with its transaxle dual-clutch F1 gearbox, stunning acceleration (0-62mph in 3.7sec) is guaranteed, with top speed of over 200 mph.

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Ferrari is also represented by the Scuderia Ferrari team who will be demonstrating the 2009 F1 car, driven by Marc Gené (TBC), throughout the weekend. Additional fine examples of Ferrari’s illustrious racing heritage can also be seen in the Cathedral Paddock, with the following privately-owned cars entered in this year’s event:

1951 Ferrari 340 America (Fifties Finesse)
1953 Ferrari 375MM Berlinetta (Classic Endurance Racers)
1968 Ferrari 312/68 (Garagists Grand Prix Cars)
1968 Ferrari 246 Tasman (The Cosworth Years)
1972 Ferrari 312 PB (Open Racing Prototypes)
1973 Ferrari 312 B3 (The Cosworth Years)
1979 Ferrari 512 BB/LM (Post-war GTs)

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