Ferrari Recaps F80 Hillclimb, Amalfi Reveal & More At Goodwood

Ferrari’s greatest Prancing Horses brought a stampede to Goodwood.

Ferrari is, of course, responsible for making some of the greatest cars in the world. Recently, Ferrari has unveiled a new hybrid halo hypercar, as well as an intensified version of its 296 hybrid supercar, and a new front-engined grand tourer, all of which were proudly displayed during the festivities at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.

The legendary and highly prestigious event brings the world’s greatest drivers, cars, and manufacturers to a historic and beautiful destination for days of hillclimb racing, stunning displays, and historic celebrations. This year, Ferrari’s presence saw a dynamic showcase of two of its newest supercar sensations, the ultra-exclusive F80 hypercar and the new V12 grand tourer, the 12Cilindri, on the hillclimb, and the display reveals of the new track-focused 296 Speciale and 296 Speciale A, as well as Ferrari’s new V8 grand tourer and the successor to the Roma, the new Ferrari Amalfi.

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A red Ferrari sports car with a rear wing speeds around the F80 Hillclimb track, kicking up dust as spectators watch from a tented area in the background.

A yellow Ferrari F80 speeds along the track at Goodwood, thrilling the crowd under the covered grandstand during the outdoor Amalfi Reveal event.

A red Ferrari race car with the number 7 on the door is parked on a concrete patio with outdoor furniture and red paneling in the background, reminiscent of a scene at Goodwood.

A green Ferrari F80 sports car with white racing stripes and the number 25 is parked next to a black Ferrari SUV on a paved lot under sunlight, reminiscent of a scene from Goodwood.

A blue and yellow race car with the number 8 and a Swedish flag on top races around Goodwood racetrack, thrilling spectators in the background.

A white Ferrari F80 Hillclimb is displayed on a platform in front of a striking red backdrop at Goodwood.

A Ferrari Formula 1 car approaches the starting line under a "START" banner at the Goodwood F80 Hillclimb, with people standing in the background along a tree-lined race track.

A red Ferrari sports car with a rear wing speeds around a corner at Goodwood, kicking up dust past hay bales, with trees visible in the background.

A blue and yellow Ferrari sports car rounds a corner at the Goodwood racetrack, with spectators watching from a grandstand in the background.

A red Ferrari F80 speeds along the track at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, passing under an event banner as crowds watch the thrilling Amalfi Reveal unfold in the background.

A red Ferrari race car speeds down the tree-lined Goodwood track, hay bales lining the F80 Hillclimb course, with a "START" sign visible in the background.

A red Ferrari racing car with number 50 speeds around a track corner at Goodwood, kicking up dust as it tackles the F80 Hillclimb, while spectators watch from a covered grandstand.

A dark blue Ferrari F80 speeds down the Goodwood track lined with hay bales, as people watch eagerly and a "START" sign looms in the background.

A blue Ferrari speeds past hay bales on the Goodwood racetrack during the F80 Hillclimb, with a large sculpture and historic building in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

In addition to the captivating debuts at the event, Ferrari also brought the Purosangue, showcasing the capabilities of Ferrari Tailor Made, and the F50, one of the F80’s legendary predecessors, as well as the Ferrari 296 Challenge race car. Coinciding with the festival’s celebration of 75 years of Formula 1, Ferrari also showcased historic and modern F1 cars at the event from iconic years for Scuderia Ferrari. Showcasing its rich pedigree of some of the world’s greatest racing and road cars, both old and new, Ferrari brought its undeniable automotive excellence to this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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