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Can you name these Ferraris from the Goodwood FoS?

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Can you name all the Ferraris from the Goodwood FoS? | Top Gear

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Ferrari celebrated its 70th at the 2017 Goodwood Festival of Speed, but can you name all the cars? Find out and let us know in the comments.

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Can you name these Ferraris from the Goodwood FoS?

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Ferrari celebrated its 70th at the 2017 FoS. Now see if you can name them all

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Ferrari celebrated its 70th at the 2017 FoS. Now see if you can name them all

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Can you name these Ferraris from the Goodwood FoS?

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Traditionally, car manufacturers celebrating a big birthday spend untold millions for the honour of being the ‘featured marque’ at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This year Ferrari did no such thing, even though it has a 70th anniversary to honour.

But the fact this year’s sculpture was instead dedicated to none other than Bernie Ecclestone didn’t stop it from turning out in force. It gathered together 70 “historic, iconic and championship-winning” Ferraris at last weekend’s GFoS, from the very first car to wear a Ferrari badge (1947 Ferrari 125 S) to the modern-day LaFerrari Aperta.

Those cars plus the rest took part in a special parade up his Lordship’s driveway – drivers included Derek Bell, Jackie Stewart, Dario Franchitti and Marc Gene – before coming together for a photo-op outside Goodwood House itself. Fictitious Internet bonus points if you can name every single Ferrari in these 21 images.

And….GO!

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Traditionally, car manufacturers celebrating a big birthday spend untold millions for the honour of being the ‘featured marque’ at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This year Ferrari did no such thing, even though it has a 70th anniversary to honour.

But the fact this year’s sculpture was instead dedicated to none other than Bernie Ecclestone didn’t stop it from turning out in force. It gathered together 70 “historic, iconic and championship-winning” Ferraris at last weekend’s GFoS, from the very first car to wear a Ferrari badge (1947 Ferrari 125 S) to the modern-day LaFerrari Aperta.

Those cars plus the rest took part in a special parade up his Lordship’s driveway – drivers included Derek Bell, Jackie Stewart, Dario Franchitti and Marc Gene – before coming together for a photo-op outside Goodwood House itself. Fictitious Internet bonus points if you can name every single Ferrari in these 21 images.

And….GO!

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Ferrari celebrated its 70th at the 2017 FoS. Now see if you can name them all

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Ferrari at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2017