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| No. 51 - February 2004
214x275mm, softcover
88 pages, english
On the cover; Although most houseguests, like fish, start to stink after three days, these two friends are welcome any time: 360 Modena and Maserati Spyder by Winston Goodfellow
4 Dateline News Ferrari in China, CPO Ferraris, more …
8 In the Mail Has Andrew Frankl gone batty?
12 Show & Race The tifosi go window shopping on Rodeo Drive Howard V. Koby
12 Show & Race Ferrari owners enjoy speed and reliability in coast-to-coast rally Nicholas Frankl
16 Show & Race Ferraris on Oak Street brings Chicago Tifosi downtown Brent Chesley
18 Show & Race Unpolished Alfa Romeo shines in Chicago Mark Brewer
20 Show & Race European exotics raise money for charity Arnaud Meunier
24 Preview 612 Scaglietti A V12 for the fast crowd Ferrari SpA Twelve years after the 456 debuted, the 612 Scaglietti is ready to evolutioniza the 2+2 with an aluminium space frame, a roomy new layout and a 540-horsepower Ferrari V12 engine under its hood. Want to carry four passengers in style and comfort at 195 mph
26 Road Test Daily Drivers Winston Goodfellow Winston Goodfellow When a 360 Modena and a Maserati Spyder came to Winston Goodfellow's house for an unexpected visit, he found out what it was really like to live with these two dream dates on a daily basis.
34 Formula One A hard-fought finish Andrew Frankl Paul-Henri Cahier With both titles on the line as the season came to a close, Ferrari needed to give its all in order to win. Thanks to a solid contribution from Rubens Barrichello as well as Michael Schumacher, the Scuderia clinched its fifth consecutive manufacturer's title
38 Frankly Frankl Superlative Schumacher Andrew Frankl
40 Racing Winning the battle, losing the war Peter Brock Peter Brock After an impressive win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Care Racing returned to America in pursuit of the ALMS championship. Yet even with four straight victories, they still came up short.
43 Racing ALMS GT 550s Sweep Miami Podium David Haueter
44 Racing ALMS GT Risi 360 GT: Nipping at Porsche's Heels David Haueter
46 History One Hot Cookie William Edgar Sports car racing entrepeneur John Edgar had no idea what he was getting into when he bought a 275 Sports Barchetta, s/n 0032MT, complete with works racing history and a 340 America engine. Now John's son looks back on an impulsive love affair that blosso
54 On Track Life lessons from a 365 Mike Covello What started out as a search for a part-time track car soon revealed the timeless essence of a classic GT. The story of on-track life with a Ferrari 365 GTC/4.
62 Modifications Unnatural aspirations Harold Pace Overbuilt and understressed, the Ferrari Testarossa is ideal for a big-power twin-turbo conversion. Harold Pace puts a Norwood Turbo TR to the test, then follows James Patterson into the shop to see how it's done.
69 Tifosi The making of a car guy Disappointed that his godson was obsessed with ball-and-stick sports, Dom Miliano took it upon himself to reorient the boy's interest. A trip to Lime Rock for the Ferrari Challenge seems to have done the trick…
88 Rearview Mirror When the faithful defect. Stormy beginnings of Ferrari and Maserati Jim Sitz |
| No. 52 - April 2004
214x275mm, softcover
96 pages, english
On the cover Imola Racing 360 Modena in all its N-GT inspired glory by Ian Kuah
4 Dateline News "New 360 GTC; Ferrari's new Porsche slayer?, Maserati Trofeo Light racers, etc."
10 In the Mail 250 GT and Lusso registries, gas mileage.
14 Books Ferrari Formula 1 - Peter Wright Jackie Jouret Wright takes an unprecedented look inside the Ferrari F1-2000
14 Books Race Legends of the Fabulous Fifties - Art Evans Michael T. Lynch Evans' Race Legends features exceptional portraiture
18 Show & Race Scuderia Ferrari of Washington sweeps 2003 Grand-Am titles David Seibert
18 Show & Race Ferrari Club Deutschland turns 25 Arnaud Meunier
20 Show & Race Modena Motorsport rents the 'Ring for a double anniversary Paul Jansen
22 Show & Race Rain doesn't dampen Greenwich spirit Chris McNeil
24 Franky Frankl The Ferrari Mystique Alive and Well Andrew Frankl
26 On the Road Imola Racing 360 N-GT Cool Runnings Ian Kuah The days of the coachbuilt Ferrari are long gone, but the spirit of personalization lives on. Imola Racing hots up the 360 Modena by keeping it cool.
31 Tuning Imola Racing F355 Subtle performance for the F355 Ian Kuah It may look more subtle on the outside, but Imola Racing's F355 gets most of the same mods as its 360: improved suspension, brakes and wheels, plus fuel cooling and a remapped ECU.
32 History An unusual collaboration The Ferrari-Abarth returns Pete Vack Despite a good working relationship with Enzo Ferrari, Carlo Abarth constructed just one Ferrari-based race car. S/n 0262M wore its Abarth bodywork for barely a season before shedding it for a Scaglietti suit. Pete Vack looks at the resurrection of a true
40 On Runway Lofy Ambitions Aaron Jenkins Having beaten the best that Formula One has to offer, Ferrari and Michael Schumacher were keen to take on an even tougher opponent: the Eurofighter Typhoon. How the world champ and the F2003-GA stacked up against a supersonic jet.
42 Transportation Scuderia of the Skies Aaron Jenkins Here's something to add to your Ferrari wish list: the Piaggio P.180 Avanti. Ferrari's official airplane is the fastest turboprop in its class - not surprising considering that its maker, Piaggio Aero Industries, is headed by Piero Ferrari.
47 People Judicial Reform David L. Katz Dissatisfied with the Ferrari shows he entered in the 1970s, Ed Gilbertson decided to make them better when he began judging them himself. A talk with the man who created the modern Ferrari concours.
52 On Track Risi's Rocket: The 360 GT Harold Pace In the hands of Risi Competizione, the 360 GT has evolved into one of the most potent racers in the ALMS GT class.
60 History Fame and Misfortune V. William Edgar In letters to his son overseas, John Edgar chronicled the preparation of his Ferrari 375 Plus for La Carrera Panamericana. His son reads from those letters to recall the bittersweet life of s/n 0396AM, which won Le Mans for the factory but met tragedy in
69 Events Make new Friends … … and keep the old Jackie Jouret They're all golden in New Orleans, where a favorite Ferrari event comes to embrace a record number of participants without losing its soul.
72 Rallying First Time's a Charm Genevieve Obert In its first shot at the Mille Miglia back in 1951, 340 America s/n 0082A carried Luigi Villoresi to victory, but it's had tough luck ever since. This year, current owner Jack Croul stuggled to reach the finish line in the contemporary Mille.
96 Rearview Mirror Bodywork revisions for a new Ferrari Jim Sitz Allen Kuhn Ferrari 250 TR/59, s/n 0768 driven by Jack Nethercutt at Pomona in 1960. |
| No. 53 - May 2004
214x275mm, softcover
96 pages, english
On the cover The Ferrari 456M in sunny California, whose greenery is as fleeting as the Ferrari's beauty is eternal. By Winston Goodfellow
4 Dateline News 612 Scaglietti launched in two sizes, etc.
12 In the Mail Readers like Miliano, Goodfellow, Glydon.
16 Show & Race Ferrari World Finals celebrate F1, crown new champions Eric Jacobs
18 Show & Race "The ""beautiful machines"" invade Pennsylvania" Dom Miliamo
20 Show & Race Oldtimer GP heats up the Nürburgring Paul Jansen
26 Buyer's Guide 456 & 456M GT / GTA "The ""Practical"" Ferrari" Winston Goodfellow With the 612 Scaglietti soon to arrive, it's time for a look at the 456, Ferrari's last 2+2. This stately GT offers peerless performance and luxury, with depreciation to match. Contemplation of the good and the bad of the biggest Ferrari.
35 People Luca di Montezemolo interview Charting the Course Mike Covello After taking on the seemingly impossible job of filling Enzo's shoes at the helm of Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo has proved himself every bit as capable and charismatic as the company's founder.
38 Formula One Is Ferrari Ready for 2004? Aaron Jenkins The 2004 Formula One season is almost here, but many fans are worried the new car is behind schedule.
40 Frankly Frankl The nice guys make good! Andrew Frankl
42 Preview Novitec 360 Heavy Breathing Ian Kuah When snow fell just before his scheduled road test, Ian Kuah could only salivate at the prospect of driving Novitec Rosso's 360 Modena. Until the ice melts, here's a preview of this 606-hp supercharged special.
48 History The Birth of the Barchetta Winston Goodfellow The 166 Barchetta wasn't Ferrari's first succesful race car, but it was the first to propel the company into the international limelight.
52 In Memoriam Carlo Anderloni, 1916 - 2003
56 People Dan Gurney, Ferrari racer The All-American Ferrari Racer Giancarlo Rosetti His career as a driver is legendary, and so is his All-American race team. Few remember, however, that Dan Gurney got his start as a professional driver in both sports cars and Formula One with that most Italian of teams, Ferrari. The Scoop on Gurney's ti
63 Events Paleis Het Loo Concours Dutch Treat Paul Jansen When the Dutch royals threw open the palace gates for a summertime concours, Paul Jansen was there to inspect some of The Netherlands' finest Ferraris.
67 Small World Toys for Tifosi Ray Thursby Altough purists may despair, the marketing partnership between Maranello and Mattel has produced a pretty cool set of Ferrari models. What's more, these anatomically correct editions are debuting alongside the real thing at big auto shows.
72 History The 410 S: Shelby's Favorite """The Best Ferrari I ever drove""" William Edgar So said Carroll Shelby of 410 Sport s/n 0598CM, the 24-plug brute, with which he won the SCCA's 1956 National Championship for the John Edgar team.
80 People Cort Wagner: The Driving Force David Seibert Cort Wagner used his skills behind the wheel and at the sponsorship table to help make Ferrari of Washington a team to be reckoned with in Grand-Am. As Wagner leaves for Daytona Prototypes in 2004, we look back at his contribution to Ferrari's GT successe
96 Rearview Mirror The End of a Championship Dream Jean Behra Jim Sitz Bernard Cahier |
| No. 54 - June 2004
American language
softcover 214x275mm
104 pages
22 Show & Race Anassis dominates Ferrari Challenge at Infineon
24 Show & Race Cavallino offers the best of show and race Chris McNeil
26 Show & Race Maserati Trofeos take on Daytona 24 Hours Chris McNeil
28 Show & Race Ferrari plays vocal minority at the BRIC Mark Brewer
34 First Drive Maserati Quattroporte - The Italian Alternative - Bored with your BMW or Mercedes? The Maserati Quattroporte offers an Italian alternative to the German sedan, says Jackie Jouret, one that's pitched toward the sporting side of the equation.
42 History Tailored by Vignale - Coachbuilt Ferraris come in all shape and colors, but one of the prettiest must be the Vignale-bodied 212 Export Berlinetta. Genevieve Obert follows the life and times of one such coupe, s/n 0080E.
49 History French Connection - The 24 Hours of Le Mans was good to Ed Hugus: between 1956 and 1964, the car dealer and part-time racer finished in the top ten five times - and may have co-driven the 1965 race-winning 250 LM. Pete Vack takes a look at Hugus' racing career, which included drives in some very special Ferraris.
56 On Track Meeting the Challenge - Racing a Ferrari is never inexpensive, but the 348 Challenge made it affordable as never before. Harald Pace revisits the car that launched the Ferrari Challenge series.
64 History Sexy Beast - John Edgar's 857 Sport Spyder wore one of the most seductive skins ever to grace a Ferrari. Yet this race car had brawn as well as beauty, battling on through crashes, DNFs and even an ignominious engine swap. William Edgar recounts the story of s/n 0588M.
72 Formula One Simply Red - Ferrari and Michael Schumacher kick off the 2004 F1 season with back-to-back wins in the first two Grands Prix. Andrew Frankl reports on the action.
78 People Taking his Best Shot - Photographer Dave Friedman has been snapping race cars since the sixties, and his eye has always been drawn to the Ferraris - even when he worked for rival Shelby American! Andy Saunders talks with Friedman about his career and his favorite Ferrari photographs.
104 Rearview Mirror Highs and lows of the 857 Sport Spyder Photograph by Jim Sitz |
| No. 55 - August 2004
American language
softcover 214x275mm
96 pages
18 Show & Race Ferraris, Bugattis and other exotics shine at Newport Concours Howard V. Koby
20 Show & Race Retromobile refreshes the tired soul Chris Christiansen
22 Show & Race Le Mans Story opens at Le Mans circuit Thierry Lesparre
24 Show & Race Tour de Belgique kicks off new Ferrari season Arnaud Meunier
28 First Drive Everyday Exotic - Ferrari 612 Scaglietti - The 612 Scaglietti takes the Ferrari 2+2 to new heights, delivering supercar power and poise in a comfortable, four-seat package. Winston Goodfellow drives Ferrari's new 2+2 and finds it's more than just a worthy successor to the 456.
36 History Ferrari's Foursight - Enzo Ferrari gambled that two seats would make the 250 GTE a success, and he was right: The new plus-size model became the best-selling Ferrari of its day. Eric Jacobs reports on Ferrari's first 2+2, the 250 GTE.
42 Formula One Michael 4, Rest of the Field 0 - Michael Schumacher's undefeated winning streak continues, but BAR's Jenson Button emerges as a real threat to his dominance. Andrew Frankl reports on the action at Bahrain and Imola.
49 Small World A Model Family - Michele Conti was one of the world's best automotive model makers, and now his son Maurizio carries on the family tradition with assistance from his mother, Maria. Andy Saunders looks at two generations of modelers and their Ferrari creations.
54 Road Test Black Sheep - Makeover Some enthusiasts don't consider the 308 GT4 a full member of the Ferrari stables, but that didn't dissuade Tate Casey from fully restoring his European model. Jay Jones visits Carobu Engineering for a look at Casey's made-over Ferrari.
62 Events Amelia Casual - Vintage car concours are typically formal affairs. For a show with a more relaxed atmosphere, Winston Goodfellow recommends Amelia Island.
65 Suppliers A Perfect Fit - Schedoni began life as a shoe company in the late 1800s, but over the last few decades the leather company has developed a comfortable and complementary relationship with Ferrari. Giancarlo Rosetti takes a look at the 124-year old firm that's still run by the founder's family.
69 Games 64-bit Scuderia - Ferraris are usually best enjoyed on a racetrack or deserted back road, but now enthusiasts can push the limits in their own living rooms. Aaron Jenkins test drives the video game Project Gotham Racing 2.
74 People Love and Marriage - Sally Mason-Styrron fell for Ferraris as a teenager. She began racing them in her 20s, and today she and her husband Dudley regularly compete with some of Maranello's finest race cars. David Katz talks with Sally about het life and love of the marque.
79 Racing Into the Fire - Hopes were high for the factory-built 575 GTCs of Barron Connor Racing at Sebring and Le Mans Test Days, but would they be a match for the Corvettes and the Prodrive 550 Maranellos? Peter Brock reports on the Ferrari action in Florida and France.
96 Rearview Mirror An impromptu pose at Riverside, 1963 Otto Zipper, Marilyn Fox and the Lusso by Allen Kuhn |
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