Ferrari 499P #50, Le Mans Winner 2023 to 2025

The 499P took Ferrari back to the top class at Le Mans. Its arrival in 2023 came 50 years after the factory last entered a prototype to fight for the overall win, and one of the two cars raced as number 50 to mark the gap. Unveiled at the Finali Mondiali in October 2022 under design director Flavio Manzoni, it pairs a 2,992 cc twin-turbo V6 with a 200 kW electric motor on the front axle. The number 50 car belonged to Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina and Nicklas Nielsen. Fuoco put it on pole for the 2023 24 Hours, Ferrari's first Le Mans pole since 1973, and in June 2024 the same three drivers won the race outright after a late duel with the number 7 Toyota.

BBR shows the car in red with the yellow band sweeping across the flank and onto the rear wing endplates, number 50 on the nose and doors, and Richard Mille, Adler, Genesys, VistaJet and Lars Larsen Group among the decals. The Michelin Pilot Sport tyres carry blue and white sidewall markings on black multi-spoke wheels, and the dorsal fin, wing and diffuser are finished in a woven carbon pattern. The base is black leather with red stitching and a carbon-pattern edge, with a plaque in black and yellow and a yellow Ferrari shield at the front corner. BBR made it to mark the 499P's three Le Mans wins in a row, from 2023 to 2025, rather than any one race, and builds it at 1:18.