Ferrari World issue 14
September / October 1991
Language |
English |
Dimensions | 80 pages, 211 x 298 mm |
The English edition of Ferrari World Magazine was published between 1989 and 1997. Similar to the Italian and German edition of Ferrari World Magazine, it mainly features reports on events, contemporary and classic Ferrari models, contributed by reknown Ferrari experts and photographers.
Table of Contents
Page | Section | Description |
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1 | Contents | Contents |
3 | Editorial | Editorial Alessandro Giudice The Ferrarista are on the increase. This might seem a bold observation in the present conditions, and appear without foundation - yet it's a reality which cannot be ignored. In fact, this new development should be considered in all its implications. |
4 | Book Reviews | Book Reviews Daniela Zacconi |
8 | Notebook | Notebook April - May 1991 |
12 | Formula 1 | Revolution at Maranello Pino Allievi On 16 May many changes took place at Ferrari's Racing Department. Piero Ferrari took the helm of the competition division, filling the place which his father had. |
18 | Profile | The Calm Gentleman Claudio Lombardi Roberto Gremignani Ferrari has yet again chosen their race director from the rallying world, Ing. Claudio Lombardi, who had already inherited Fiorio's job at Lancia, is now taking over from him again at Ferrari. |
24 | Feature | A return to rag-tops Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet, series I Carlo Montanaro At the 1956 Geneva Motor Show, Ferrari unveiled the prototype of an open-top car with bodywork by Boano on a 250 GT chassis - the first cabriolet to emerge from Maranello for a long time. This is the story of the 40 'series I' cabriolets built by Pininfarina. The car was modified by Peter Collins and coveted by Aga Khan. |
30 | Feature | Ferrari 250 GT series I cabriolet Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet, series I, s/n 0961 GT Carlo Montanaro Giancarlo Galeazzi |
36 | Feature | For a handful of Second That was the day Giancarlo Baghetti Fresh from Grand Prix wins at Syracuse and Naples, Giancarlo Baghetti, racing for the first time in an event which counted towards the World Championship, brought off a spectacular surprise victory at Rheims. |
44 | A Car's Story | But that's a Testa Rossa! Ferrari 250 Testa Rosso, s/n 0726 Sandro Rinieri How Stefano Sebastiani reacted when, almost by chance, he found the car we feature here abandoned in a field in South America |
50 | Curiosity | A very special Cavallino Ezio Pirazzini The "Cavallino" restaurant, popular with lovers of good food, it seen as a monument to the marque by all Ferrari enthusiasts because of the many memories it holds of Enzo Ferrari. |
58 | Models | Conti makes his finest model Daniela Zacconi Appreciated by collectors all over the world, Michele Conti introduces his latest and most intricate creation: the 1/2 scale Lancia D50 |
60 | Events | Sicily and Ferrari The 50-plus crews who gathered in Palermo at the end of April for the fifth Sicilia in Ferrari more than lived up to the challenges set by the event. |
61 | Events | Family Day at Mugello There were nearly 2000 people present at the Mugello circuit. This was the so-called Family Day, the one that Ferrari devotes each year to all company employees at every level and their families. |
61 | Events | Ferrari World 'lands' in Germany On 15 June some 300 guests from the international Ferrari scene celebrated the official launch of the first German edition of 'Ferrari World'. |
62 | Events | Exclusive Ferrari 9 - 11 May 1991 Elegance, art and passion are ageless, unaffected by the passing of time and events. On 9,10 and 11 May the city of Lucca, which has a hundred churches, hosted the sophisticated Exclusive Ferrari event. |
62 | Events | Monza 1991 Meeting of the Ferrari Club Milano, 26 May 1991 For the meeting of the Ferrari Club Milano at the Monza Autodrome, Ferrari World organised the first Concours d'Elegance entirely reserved for cars built by the Maranello factory. |
68 | Style News | Style News Daniela Zacconi |
70 | Club | Owners' Club Switzerland Charles Jacquinet Founded in 1972, the Bugatti-Ferrari Owners' Club Switzerland brings together and arranges events for a limited number of very carefully chosen members. |