Ferrari’s annual cavalcade around the picturesque Campania region of Italy offers its customers a unique driving experience along some stunning routes—and it gives us the chance to marvel at the pictures of over 100 Ferraris amid spectacular scenery. As well as the latest modern cars such as the Portofino, 488 Spider and Pista Piloti, there were also special series vehicles on hand like the Enzo, LaFerrari Aperta and even the Monza SP1 and SP2 cars from the recently announced Icona range.
The event attracted over 200 collectors and enthusiasts from 20 countries around the world including participants from as far afield as East Asia and New Zealand. The group explored the distinctive views of the Amalfi coast and the interior of Campania, all the way from the Parco del Partenio to the slopes of Vesuvius; the perfect setting for a car brand so inextricably linked with its home country.
The four-day tour also took in the city of Benevento where the Ferraris gathered in Corso Garibaldi followed by a day of scenic and exciting driving along the Amalfi Coast’s hairpin bends as the cars made their way into Sorento. Other notable stops included a visit to the Royal Palace of Caserta and a stop in Piazza del Plebiscito. This was the cavalcade’s eighth year, and we’re already looking forward to seeing the pictures of next year’s event.
Images courtesy of Ferrari
