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F50 owners had to actually drive their cars on this 30th birthday tour

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F50 owners had to actually drive their cars on this 30th birthday tour | Top Gear

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Ferrari’s F50 Legacy Tour 2025 has come to an end, so let’s look at some of the stunning images

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F50 owners had to actually drive their cars on this 30th birthday tour

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Ferrari’s F50 Legacy Tour 2025 has come to an end, so let’s look at some of the stunning images

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Ferrari’s F50 Legacy Tour 2025 has come to an end, so let’s look at some of the stunning images

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F50 owners had to actually drive their cars on this 30th birthday tour

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F50 owners had to actually drive their cars on this 30th birthday tour

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F50 owners had to actually drive their cars on this 30th birthday tour

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Ferrari’s F50 Legacy Tour 2025 has come to an end, so let’s look at some of the stunning images

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Breaking news! At least 20 of the existing Ferrari F50s have now actually been driven by their current owners. Yep, we’re as shocked as you are.

We know this fact because Ferrari’s ‘F50 Legacy Tour 2025’ has just come to an end, and the pictures have made us really quite jealous indeed. And yes, we would also have ours in yellow.

Ferrari says 20 teams from 10 different nations took part in the invite-only road trip, with the event kicking off at the Saturnia thermal baths. Over three days of driving we’re told each car covered around 420 miles, which immediately makes them even more valuable in our opinion.

The tour passed through Grosseto, Porto Santo Stefano and Siena, before ending in Maranello with a parade lap of Fiorano and a chance to meet Paolo Martinelli – the man responsible for developing the F50’s Formula 1-derived naturally-aspirated V12 engine. If only these photos came with soundbites attached…

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Breaking news! At least 20 of the existing Ferrari F50s have now actually been driven by their current owners. Yep, we’re as shocked as you are.

We know this fact because Ferrari’s ‘F50 Legacy Tour 2025’ has just come to an end, and the pictures have made us really quite jealous indeed. And yes, we would also have ours in yellow.

Ferrari says 20 teams from 10 different nations took part in the invite-only road trip, with the event kicking off at the Saturnia thermal baths. Over three days of driving we’re told each car covered around 420 miles, which immediately makes them even more valuable in our opinion.

The tour passed through Grosseto, Porto Santo Stefano and Siena, before ending in Maranello with a parade lap of Fiorano and a chance to meet Paolo Martinelli – the man responsible for developing the F50’s Formula 1-derived naturally-aspirated V12 engine. If only these photos came with soundbites attached…

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Ferrari’s F50 Legacy Tour 2025 has come to an end, so let’s look at some of the stunning images