Ferrari Daytona SP3 Serie Icona, Fuji White

The Daytona SP3 was styled under Flavio Manzoni and built on the chassis of the LaFerrari Aperta, with carbon fibre for the body and shell. Its cockpit follows 1960s sports racers: the seats are part of the structure, their inner bolsters run over the transmission tunnel, and because they do not adjust, the pedal box moves to the driver instead. Ferrari unveiled it at Mugello in November 2021 as the Icona car that followed the Monza SP models, planned 599 examples at about $2.25 million each, and later built a 600th, sold at Monterey Car Week in 2025 for The Ferrari Foundation.

BBR paints this one in gloss Fuji White with the black roof panel fitted. The red cabin shows through the glass, the black five-spoke wheels carry red brake callipers, and carbon runs from the front splitter along the sills. Yellow Scuderia shields sit on the front wings, and the tail is the full-width set of horizontal louvres with the exhausts set into it. The car rests on a red leather base with a black plaque at the front. BBR builds it at 1:43.