Ferrari Daytona SP3

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What is it?

The Ferrari Daytona SP3 is a limited-edition supercar that forms part of the marque's Icona series. Inspired by the sports prototypes of the 1960s, it utilizes a mid-rear-mounted V12 engine and carbon-fiber construction. The design language emphasizes aerodynamic efficiency and heritage-inspired styling cues.

Why it's interesting

The SP3 is significant for its role as a modern tribute to the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona podium finishers. It represents one of the most powerful naturally aspirated V12 engines ever produced by Ferrari, combined with a chassis configuration derived from hypercar development, making it a distinct chapter in the company's limited-series history.

Quick Facts

Production

2021-Present

Engine

6.5-liter F140HC naturally aspirated V12

Power

829 horsepower

Transmission

7-speed dual-clutch transmission

What to notice

  • Wrap-around windshield reminiscent of vintage endurance prototypes
  • Strake-lined rear end featuring horizontal blades spanning the taillights
  • Butterfly doors with integrated air boxes for cooling
  • Targa-style removable roof panel

Did you know?

The Daytona SP3's chassis is built from materials used in Formula 1 technology, specifically utilizing composite fibers for weight reduction and increased torsional rigidity.

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