Forza Magazine issue 35
FEBRUARY 2002
| Language | 
American English |
| Dimensions | 214 x 275 mm |
Forza magazine reports since 1996 on Ferrari automobiles, history, racing, personalities and news. Your best resource on Ferraris, published 8 times a year. Forza Magazine is designed for Ferrari automobile owners and enthusiasts. Issues include track reports, reviews, current news, renovation information, photographs, and articles on the history of Ferraris.
Table of Contents
| Page | Section | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Dateline News | Further Ferrari F60 details revealed! Spy photo A second round of spy shots of the new F60 has arrived, and a few new details are visible. |
| 4 | Dateline News | Ferrari to return to Sports Car Racing - with Maserati! |
| 8 | Dateline News | Ferrari wins FIA N-GT Title JMB Competition's Ferrari 360 Modena Even if it isn't an official Ferrari entry, it's been great to see JMB Competition's 360 Modena running in the FIA GT series in 2001. |
| 10 | Dateline News | Indy: Earle wins, Motorsport triumphs Just as it did the previous year, the Ferrari Challenge appeared as a support race to the 2001 USGP at Indianapolis in September.  F1 US GP support Race 2001 Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli, United States, 28 - 30 September 2001  |
| 12 | Dateline News | Nicolodi and Shearer win North American Ferrari Challenge David Siebert Lucio Nicolodi and Philip Shearer were named champions in the North American Ferrari Challenge following the final two races of the series at Monza, Italy.  Ferrari Challenge USA | Tutte le Ferrari a Monza 2001 Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli, Italy, 19 - 21 October 2001 |
| 16 | In the Mail | In the Mail |
| 18 | Show & Race | A Low-Key Show at the Lagoon California Concours d'Automobile Michael T. Lynch David Gooley Organizer Maurice Khawam wanted to provide a low-key, participant-oriented event where owners and aficionados of post-war exotics could gather and enjoy the cars. |
| 20 | Show & Race | Ennstal Classic surprises with sunshine Driving in the Last Paradise Andrea Rosso Helmut Schnug Austria's Ennstal Classic is unique on the international motoring calendar. Unlike most oldtimer events, it isn't a single race or show but rather a combination hill-climb, night race, street Grand Prix and classic car show all in one.  9. Ennstal-Classic Austria, 22 - 25 August 2001 |
| 26 | Show & Race | Goodwood goes on in the shadow of tragedy Graham Gauld Graham Gauld This year's Goodwood Revival historic race took place over the weekend of September 14-16, just a few days after the attacks on New York and Washington.  4. Goodwood Revival Meeting United Kingdom, 14 - 16 September 2001 |
| 30 | Shop Talk | The case of the Green Velour Ferrari Does a Ferrari still leak if it never leaves the garage? Joseph Glydon Winston Goodfellow |
| 36 | Road Test | Welcome to the Famiglia Jackie Jouret Ferrari has been plotting Maserati's return to the U.S. since it acquired the marque in 1997, and the Spyder is finally ready to make the trip. |
| 44 | Road Test | Hamann Ferrari 360 Modena Makeover Ian Kuah Richard Hamann has built his reputation on fast BMWs, but he's a Ferrari guy at heart. The stock 360 Modena is a showstopper for most of us. Richard thinks it's a bit plain, so he developed his own aerodynamic package and wheels for a not-so-subtle freshening up. |
| 50 | Events | Fast Ferraris, Slow Food Dom Miliano Dom Miliano At the Long Island Fun Rally, eating was as much the point as driving. |
| 54 | Formula 1 | Ending on a High Note 2001 Formula One Season review Andrew Frankl Already champions, Ferrari and Michael Schumacher went into the final races of the season determined to dominate.   |
| 60 | Frankly Frankl | Formula One: Who's it for, anyway ? By all accounts, the 2001 U.S. Grand Prix was a success. Huge crowds turned up an d mercifully there were no tragedies of any kind. The race itself was interesting and, while it may seem strange to Ferraristi, the right man won even though he was driving a McLaren. |
| 62 | History | An American Champion Phil Hill Interview Chris Nixon Bernard Cahier In 1961, Phil Hill became the first American to win the Formula One world championship, but the glory that should have been his proved elusive. |
| 72 | Racing | A Return to the Ranks ALMS Petit Le Mans David Seibert Richard Prince When the Prodrive 550 and the MSB 360 turned up at Road Atlanta for Petit Le Mans it signalled the start of a new era in Ferrari sports car racing. Is this the dawning of the Age of the Ferrari Privateer?  Audi presents 4th annual Petit Le Mans 2001 American Le Mans Series round 10, United States, 6 October 2001  Audi presents Petit Le Mans 2001 European Le Mans Series round 07, United States, 6 October 2001 |
| 78 | Profile | An Aladdin's Cave of Ferraris Skeet Dunn's collection Michael Lynch Jim Volkert Long-time Ferrari Collector Skeets Dunn is known in Southern California for the wonderful car parties he and his wife Sharon threw when they owned Bing Crosby's Osuna Ranch. A few years ago, the Dunns bought an unfinished house in Rancho Santa Fe, California that had the potential to outdo even Crosby's digs where car accommodations were concerned. |
| 96 | History | Phil Hill Riverside USGP 1960 Jim Sitz Jim Sitz Hill had driven harder than ever, but had won only once that year ...  II. Grand Prix of the United States 1960 FIA Formula One World Championship round 10, United States, 19 - 20 November 1960 |
