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The six rivals to the F2002’s claim to be the finest Ferrari grand prix car: Click through to read the case for each
Ferrari’s F1 Finest 6th, 126 C3 << Ferrari’s best-ever F1 cars >> Ferrari 246 Dino: Front runner Although it contested only seven Grands Prix in the second half of 1983, and scored just two wins, the 126C3 can claim to…
Ferrari’s F1 Finest 5th, 246 Dino << Ferrari 126 C3: Power politics >> Ferrari 641: V12 furore The Dino was defiantly front-engined: carburettors gasping for breath from a hole within a long, mean bonnet, fronted by…
Ferrari’s F1 Finest 4th, 641 << Ferrari 246 Dino: Front runner >> Ferrari 312T: Central figure No doubt about it, John Barnard’s 640 had caused a stir in 1989, with its semi-automatic gearbox, svelte…
Ferrari’s F1 Finest 3rd, 312T << Ferrari 641: V12 furore >> Ferrari 156: Shark strike Even if he’d never designed anything else in his career, this car would mark out…
Ferrari’s F1 Finest 2nd, Ferrari 156 << Ferrari 312T: Central figure >> Ferrari 500: Light fantastic The ‘sharknose’ Ferrari 156, the grand prix car that reigned supreme in 1961, was…
Ferrari’s F1 Finest 1st, Ferrari 500 << Ferrari 156: Shark strike >> Ferrari’s F1 finest: the verdict Ferrari was just over three years old, and yet it had seen off Alfa…
Which car claims the crown? Click below to jump straight to the verdict
Ferrari has reached heights like few others in F1, but it’s also produced more than its fair share of duds. Here are the offerings that were more carthorse than Stallion
