During a press conference in 1963, Ferrari launched its first prototype rear-engined V12, this was the Ferrari 250P, which was essentially a modification of the SP 246 with the difference that this had a motor more kid a V6.
In the front of the vehicle was a dry sump, the reviewer needle oil, oil cooler and radiator water. All these components located in front helped the car achieve greater uniformity in the distribution of weight.
season of Ferrari 250P Shebring began in 1963 in two copies, which took the first and second place followed by four Ferrari. In the same year was victory in Le Mans with a Ferrari 250 P Scafiotti driven by Bandini.
no doubt that the Ferrari 250P began a legacy in the rear-engined cars in racing. Shortly after the Ferrari 250P was perfected during the races, giving rise to the Ferrari 250 LM.
Specifications:
- V12 Rear Engine 2.953 cc
- two valves per cylinder Veintucuatro
- Six carburetors Weber 38 DCN
- Power 310 hp at 7.500 rpm Compression
- 9.5 to 1
- five-speed manual transmission
- disc brakes on all four wheels
- Independent Rear Suspension Front Suspension
- tubular
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