Ferrari World issue 4
December 1989 / January 1990
| Language | 
English |
| Dimensions | 72 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 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Contents | Contents |
| 3 | Editorial | Editorial Ferrari World has now been going for six months, and as you know, December is a time for taking stock and drawing conclusions. Therefore with this issue we present you with tangible proof of the reality of a project which all in all we thought would only be a dream. |
| 6 | Letters | Six months on ... |
| 9 | Note Book | Note Book August - October 1989 |
| 15 | Book Reviews | Book Reviews |
| 18 | Club | Touring 166 MM Touring Barchetta 40th anniversary reunion August 14-20, 1989, California, USA In order to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the Touring Barchetta in competition Ferrari Club of America members Ed Gilbertson and Cooper Weeks masterminded a week of action-packed events in the superb california countryside. |
| 19 | Club | Cavallini Rampanti 7 September, Aeroporto Militare Grosseto About a hundred cars bearing the Cavallino emblem were gathered at Grosseto Military Airfield to celebrate the twinning of the Ferrari Club Italia and the 4º Stormo Caccia fighter squadron. |
| 19 | Club | Targa Florio 1989 Seventeen years after Merzario and Munari's victory in the Ferrari 312P, a Ferrari has once more triumphed over that most punishing of road race circuits, the Targa Florio. |
| 22 | Profile | Two prancing horses Pier Ugo Gobbato Gino Rancati Managing director of Ferrari in the mid-sixties and brave fighter pilot in the Second World War, his life has been divided between aeroplanes and cars, but always under the sign of the Prancing Horse. |
| 26 | That was the Day ... | 500 miles in a legendary car Brands Hatch, 30.7.67 Alan Henry The unique occasion when the great Scottish champion at the wheel of a works Ferrari in the decisive race enabling the company to win the World Constructor's Championship. |
| 32 | Feature | Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Ferrari & Pininfarina Giorgio Terruzzi, Franco Varisco, Daniela Zacconi From the Ferrari 308 to the Mythos, not forgetting the heroine of today, the Ferrari 348. An interesting selection from the direct comments on Maranello's latest offspring. |
| 45 | Feature | Between dream and reality Pininfarina Mythos Athos Evangelisti A Ferrari for the future designed by Pininfarina. |
| 50 | Profile | A two-wheeled Ferrari Colnago-Ferrari engineering Angelo Zomegnan Concept: this is the name of the super-bicycle designed by Colnago and Ferrari engineering using the technology of Formula One. |
| 56 | Model making | Model cars of the Maestro Michele Conti Mauro Mori These are Michele Conti's creations. His customers include famous car makers, sovereigns, car designers, musicians and film stars. |
| 61 | Formula 1 | A determined Mansell does great things for Ferrari Hungarian GP |
| 62 | Formula 1 | Mansell impressive in the rain Belgian GP |
| 63 | Formula 1 | Prost wins, but is seems like a Ferrari victory Italian GP |
| 64 | Formula 1 | Berger triumphant, Mansell punished Portugese GP |
| 65 | Formula 1 | The only Ferrari taking part comes second Spanish GP |
| 66 | Formula 1 | Engine and gearbox let down Mansell and Berger Japanese GP |
| 68 | Buyer's Guide | Buyer's Guide Nicola Cutrera |
| 70 | Photo Choice | Ferrari: first, second and third 5th of February 1967 This amazing photograph recaptures the triumph of three Ferraris at Daytona. |