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Is this unofficial concept the flying Ferrari of the future?

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Is this unofficial concept the flying Ferrari of the future? | Top Gear

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This V12 engined racing drone is what happens when you eat too many 'Ideas Brownies'

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Is this unofficial concept the flying Ferrari of the future?

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This V12 engined racing drone is what happens when you eat too many 'Ideas Brownies'

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This V12 engined racing drone is what happens when you eat too many 'Ideas Brownies'

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Is this unofficial concept the flying Ferrari of the future?

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Is this unofficial concept the flying Ferrari of the future?

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Is this unofficial concept the flying Ferrari of the future?

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This V12 engined racing drone is what happens when you eat too many 'Ideas Brownies'

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We know some things about Ferrari’s future without the need for Mystic Meg. We’ll see more hybrids, starting with the SF90 this year. There will be an SUV – the Purosangue – sometime in 2022. And, just maybe, some of the cars that come out of Maranello might just happen to be red.

But what happens if you have too many edibles and squint really hard into a crystal ball? And then squint some more? You may well pass out. Or see something like this, an entirely unofficial retro V12-powered racing drone... thing.

OK, admittedly, Italian-based studio Lazzarini may have had way too many edibles, but if this is the future, sign us up. It’s been dubbed the FD-One and is a conceptual racing tricopter drone that takes inspiration from the 1950s, with a very close resemblance to the tubular framed Ferrari 500 F2, the car Alberto Ascari took the two first world titles for himself and for Ferrari.

Apparently (let’s remember that this is all very much fantasy right now) the FD-One comes with three pairs of co-axial electric propellers powered by that V12 engine juicing three separate battery packs. Lazzarini claims that the entire vehicle is 24-foot long, weighs under 1,000kg (technically it currently weighs nothing as it’s hard to put your imagination on a set of scales) and could have a top speed of 310mph. We’ll just recommend packing a jumper, given it’s an open cockpit and all. And will be at altitude.

Lazzarini is currently seeking investment to help back the construction of a working prototype. Or to finance another batch of ‘Ideas Brownies’.

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We know some things about Ferrari’s future without the need for Mystic Meg. We’ll see more hybrids, starting with the SF90 this year. There will be an SUV – the Purosangue – sometime in 2022. And, just maybe, some of the cars that come out of Maranello might just happen to be red.

But what happens if you have too many edibles and squint really hard into a crystal ball? And then squint some more? You may well pass out. Or see something like this, an entirely unofficial retro V12-powered racing drone... thing.

OK, admittedly, Italian-based studio Lazzarini may have had way too many edibles, but if this is the future, sign us up. It’s been dubbed the FD-One and is a conceptual racing tricopter drone that takes inspiration from the 1950s, with a very close resemblance to the tubular framed Ferrari 500 F2, the car Alberto Ascari took the two first world titles for himself and for Ferrari.

Apparently (let’s remember that this is all very much fantasy right now) the FD-One comes with three pairs of co-axial electric propellers powered by that V12 engine juicing three separate battery packs. Lazzarini claims that the entire vehicle is 24-foot long, weighs under 1,000kg (technically it currently weighs nothing as it’s hard to put your imagination on a set of scales) and could have a top speed of 310mph. We’ll just recommend packing a jumper, given it’s an open cockpit and all. And will be at altitude.

Lazzarini is currently seeking investment to help back the construction of a working prototype. Or to finance another batch of ‘Ideas Brownies’.

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This V12 engined racing drone is what happens when you eat too many 'Ideas Brownies'