Forza Magazine issue 57
NOVEMBER 2004
| Language |
American English |
| Dimensions | 120 pages, 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 |
Ferrari 430, presidential Quattroporte, etc.
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| 18 | In the Mail |
2+2 review, F1 needs more millionaires…
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| 24 | Show & Race |
Ferrari wins at Donington and Spa 24
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| 26 | Show & Race |
Reading Ferrari Concours: beautiful cars, friendly people
Dom Miliamo |
| 30 | Show & Race |
Italian marques struggle at Watkins Glen
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| 32 | Show & Race |
Italian flair and style turn rain to shine
Mike Covello |
| 36 | Places |
Motorsport history lives in Watkins Glen
Pete Vack |
| 38 | Ferraristi |
250 GTO Daily Driver
Man's Best Friend V.M. DeMoss David Gooley Fabrizio Violati has owned his Ferrari 250 GTO for almost 40 years. It's still his favorite car, and he regularly drives it on road and racetrack. A talk with Violati about life with s/n 3851 and its camine navigator, Clyde. |
| 47 | First Drive |
Track-tuned 550 Maranello
Steve Cole Smith Ferrari SpA Racing improves the breed, so Ferrari has applied some lessons learned with the 575 GTC racer to GTC Handling Package for the 575M. |
| 50 | Formula 1 |
Unstoppable!
Andrew Frankl Ferrari and Michael Schumacher have now won 11 of 12 Grand Prix, and two more World Championships seem inevitable. Reports from France, Britain and Germany. |
| 54 | Frankly Frankl |
The future of Formula One
Andrew Frankl |
| 57 | Technical |
Spyder Spotting
Bill Badurski There are more Ferrari Daytona Spyders on the road today than when production ended in the early 1970s, thanks to a once-booming business in turning Daytona coupes into convertibles. |
| 62 | History |
Forgotten Racer
Bill Oursler The Ferrari 312 P didn't win any races for the factory, but it still played an important role in Ferrari's sports-racing history. |
| 71 | Events |
Villa d'Este Concours
Elegant by Design Ken Vendley A wonderful eclectic field, chosen only for its beauty, makes Europe's oldest concours one of the finest in the world. |
| 74 | Classics |
Chinetti's Creation
Ron C. Hill Luigi Chinetti, Sr. Inspired the development of several Ferrari models, most notably the famed NART Spyder. A look at the first one, s/n 09437. |
| 80 | Racing |
One Slick Win
Peter Brock Risi Competizione's 360 GTC claims Ferrari's very first GT win in the American Le Mans Series, thanks to soe smart wet-weather strategy. Report from Lime Rock. |
| 84 | History |
Shelby's Ferrari Days
William Edgar In the mid 1950s, long before his Ford-powered cars defeated Enzo Ferrari's finest, Carroll Shelby drove more than a dozen different Ferraris at over 30 sports car races. |
| 93 | Culture |
Lights, Camera, Action!
Giancarlo Rosetti Ferraris have long been a Hollywood favorite, both on the road and on the screen. A look back at some memorable Ferrari movie roles. |
| 97 | Racing |
Down the Stretch
Chris McNeil As the Ferrari 360 and Historic Challenge season hit their stride, the racing gets even better. The action from Mont-Tremblant and Lime Rock. |
| 120 | Rearview Mirror |
A Passion for Racing
Phil Hill at Torry Pines in 1956 Jim Sitz |