AUTOMOBILSPORT #36 (02/2023)

AUTOMOBILSPORT #36 (02/2023) – English edition

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Cover story Ferrari at Le Mans – 1949–2023 Drivers and works entries... more

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AUTOMOBILSPORT #36 (02/2023) – English edition

Cover story
Ferrari at Le Mans – 1949–2023

Drivers and works entries – Statistics
The first win after the war – The early years 1949–1955
Start of a winning streak – 1956–1961
Spa was his passion, Le Mans his dream – Paul Frère
The Le Mans dream team – Phil Hill & Olivier Gendebien
The mid-engine prototype era 1961–1969 – From the Ferrari 246 SP to the 312 P
A very special year – The 1964 World Sportscar Championship
Victory for the underdog – The Ferrari 250 LM of Rindt/Gregory wins at Le Mans in 1965
Swan Song – The last Ferrari sports prototypes at Le Mans 1970–1973
Ferrari 312 PB – The last world champion prototype from Maranello
Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona – The heavyweight
Ferrari 512 BB – Berlinetta Boxer
Ferrari F40 1994–1996 – Unfulfilled potential
Ferrari 333 SP – Not built for Le Mans
Ferrari 550 Maranello – The last 12-cylinder
Ferrari 458 GT2 and 488 GTE – The GTE years 2011–2022
Ferrari 499 P – Great expectations

The magazine contains a large-sized fold out poster of the cover story including illustrations and technical data of the Ferrari 250 LM 1964–1965 on the back.