Ferrari Amalfi, Rosso Corsa

Rosso corsa goes back to the national racing colours set in 1903. Italy was first given black, then switched to red, a colour adopted in honour of Prince Scipione Borghese, whose red Itala arrived first in Paris at the end of the 1907 Peking to Paris race. Ferrari's works team has always raced in red, with brief exceptions, though the shade has changed over the years. On the Amalfi, which replaced the Roma in July 2025, the colour wraps a nose with no grille in the usual sense: a body-coloured wing floats above a dark recessed band that carries the sensors and headlamps, with a splitter below. At the rear the tail lights sit in slim graphic cuts, and the rear screen runs into the profile of the spoiler.

This one is in solid Rosso Corsa with black mirror caps, silver five-spoke wheels and a dark cabin. The black lower grille, the dark rear screen and the black diffuser with its quad exhausts and Ferrari Amalfi badge frame the red. It sits on a black leather base edged in red, with red stitching and a Ferrari Amalfi nameplate. MR Collection builds it in resin at 1:18.