Ferrari FXX-K Evo, Matte White with Red Stripe

When Ferrari took the LaFerrari's hybrid powertrain off the leash for its closed-door client racing programme, the FXX-K Evo pushed the idea further still: a track-only research weapon with a twin-tail rear wing, a vast diffuser and a sea of carbon aero that together generate downforce no road car would be allowed to wear. Stripped of any pretence of registration, it answers only to lap time and to the small circle of owners invited to run it on Ferrari's own corsa-clienti days. Here it sits in matte white with a sharp red contrast stripe over the bonnet and flanks, the bare carbon roof, splitter and rear deck left exposed, the Italian tricolore and Pirelli P Zero markings reading exactly as they do on the real machine.

The model carries the EVO's busy aerodynamics cleanly: the layered rear wing, the finned diffuser picked out with red edges, and the fine printed graphics along the lower body all hold at this size. The matte white skin and crisp red line are well judged, set off by the polished multi-spoke wheels. It is built at 1:18 and sits on a finished base with a name plate.