Ferrari SF90 Stradale, Red

The SF90 Stradale was revealed at Maranello on 29 May 2019, Ferrari's first plug-in hybrid built in series; the earlier LaFerrari hybrid had been a limited run. The name marks the 90th anniversary of Scuderia Ferrari, and Stradale means made for the road. A 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 works with three electric motors, one between engine and gearbox and one on each front wheel, for 1,000 PS and 800 Nm through an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Its 7.9 kWh battery lets it run on electricity alone in eDrive mode. At the back a shut-off Gurney flap retracts electrically, an idea taken from Formula 1 drag reduction, and Ferrari claimed 390 kg of downforce at 250 km/h. It lapped Fiorano 0.7 seconds quicker than LaFerrari.

BBR paints it in gloss F1 2007 red with a black roof. The wheels are black with red brake callipers, carbon runs along the sills and front splitter, and the intakes behind the doors show their mesh. At the tail are the SF90 Stradale badge, the high twin exhausts and the black diffuser. It sits on a red leather base with a black plaque. BBR builds it at 1:43.