After years of Ferrari’s motorsport success being built on sports racers configured with the engine mounted ahead of the driver, this 250 P prototype from 1963 was the very first of its kind to position the engine behind the pilot. It was a formula that changed everything for the Prancing Horse. In the car’s first season on the track, when it was part of the official Scuderia Ferrari race team, it took second place at the 1963 12 Hours of Sebring and third at that year’s 24 Hours of…
This 1963 Ferrari Racer Could Fetch $20 Million at Auction
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