This meant it could rocket to 60 mph in only 3.8 ... produce considerably more grunt than the old F40, they utilize a significantly larger engine to do so. This means that in terms of power ...

Perfetti and Ori are still engrossed in their morning smokes, and seem not to notice as the F40 gingerly makes its way out onto the circuit. The engine is not cammy, despite the uneven idling note.

The engine in question is a 6.5-liter naturally-aspirated mill from an 812 Superfast, known as the F140-GA. Read: Ferrari’s F40 Didn’t Have A V12, But Simpson Motorsport’s F40 Does This ...

One of them is now off the road. The mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive F40 is infamous for being quite difficult to control on wet surfaces, but that reputation does not seem to prevent drivers from ...