2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM
2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM
2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM back in action on 26 and July 27, 2011 for a private test session at Daytona International Speedway Florida. These vehicles are built to conform to the regulations in order to distinguish the American and European cars, especially in terms of developing 500 horsepower and has the aerodynamics are less efficient than the GT version.
Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM Design
Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM had a significant modification to conform with American regulations. These modifications include the braking system. Another difference for the GT3 includes roll-over bar that provides greater lateral protection to improve safety in a series in which the collision slightly more often. This car is equipped with tires from Continental. 2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM could be said to be almost similar to the 2013 Ferrari 458 Spiders.
2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM Interior
2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM Side View
Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM Design History
Daytona reminds a lot of Ferrari memories of past victories in the famous 24-hour race, the company that has close ties to important events. In fact, Ferrari has taken part in 47 of the endurance races, winning five of them immediately and take 15 class victories. clear that the history of Ferrari vehicles. Ferrari hopes that 2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM will forward the bright history.
2012 Ferrari 458 Italian Grand AM Gallery
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