Over
20 participating teams from 10 different nations covered 675 km in three days
of driving
• The route reached Maranello from
Saturnia in Tuscany, passing through Grosseto, Porto Santo Stefano, and Siena
• Participants had the opportunity to meet
the engineer responsible for developing the F50's V12 engine
• The historic gathering concluded with a
parade on the iconic Fiorano Circuit
Maranello, 13 May 2025 –This weekend marked the end of the F50 Legacy Tour 2025, an exclusive Ferrari event dedicated to F50 owners. The F50, the third supercar from the Prancing Horse, was presented at the 1995 Geneva Motor Show to celebrate the company’s 50th anniversary.
Over 20 participating teams from 10 different nations covered 675 kilometers over three days of driving through Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, visiting some of Italy's most beautiful towns. In total, the F50s covered nearly 15,000 km, demonstrating the passion of these legendary supercar owners and the enduring reliability of the F50s, even 30 years after they left the production line.
The Legacy Tour started from the Saturnia thermal baths and passed through enchanting cities and locations such as Grosseto, Porto Santo Stefano, and Siena, before arriving in Maranello on Friday, 9 May. Among the many organized activities, participants had the opportunity to meet Paolo Martinelli, the engineer responsible for developing the iconic V12 engine, which remains the most direct technological transfer from a Formula 1 engine to a Ferrari road car in recent history.
The
event concluded with a parade of the cars and an honorary lap on the legendary
Fiorano Circuit, where all Ferraris, including the F50, were developed since
the track's opening in 1972.
For further images of the F50 Legacy Tour 2025, see media.ferrari.com