chassis 3765 LM participated in a successful 1962 season racing with Ferrari’s Scuderia team and earning a second-place finish at Nürburgring before storming into the 24 Hours of Le Mans with Mike Parkes and Lorenzo Bandini Its transformation into a 250 GTO came in 1963 when private owner Pietro Ferraro sent it back to the factory for a complete overhaul With a 3.0L engine and a 5-speed gearbox installed the car became a true hybrid of two Ferrari greats It continued to compete throughout Europe against marque legends like Jaguar and Aston Martin building its credentials in classic Ferrari racing What sets this Ferrari apart even more is its incredible journey post-racing the car entered long-term private ownership the owner chose to preserve its originality and authenticity this 330 LM/250 GTO stands as one of the most unaltered and historically accurate examples out there It made select appearances at prestigious events like the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance where it continued to earn respect from Ferrari fans and historians one of the world’s premier restoration shops specializing in Ferrari this ultra-rare 250 GTO is set to receive Classiche certifications and once again wow the crowd at one of the most significant Ferrari shows in the world The collaboration with Ferrari Beverly Hills for this revival adds an extra layer of authenticity chassis 3765 LM is set to be the star of the 2025 Cavallino Classic and remains a dream Ferrari for collectors worldwide Source: Ferrari Beverly Hills/Bacchelli & Villa/Car & Vintage Celebrating 30 years of the F50 Almost 30 years ago,.. 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The 34th annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic returns to to the island Thursday giving an international lineup of Ferrari collectors the chance to have their cars presented and judged on the lavish lawns of The Breakers resort Highlights of the four-day event include the North American debut of the Ferrari F80 a "Best in Show" competition on Saturday at the Breakers and "Classic & Sports Sunday” at the Mar-a-Lago Club The Ferrari F80 with 1,184 horsepower is the successor to the iconic LaFerrari model The winner of Saturday’s "Best in Show" award will be eligible to compete in the Peninsula Hotel Group’s “Best of the Best” competition alongside winners from the seven other classic-car events The Cavallino Classic ends Sunday at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club with a showcase open to classic cars of all marques as well as rare modern luxury or Italian sports cars The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic was launched in 1992 by Cavallino an U.S.-based magazine centered on the Italian car brand Recently, the organization attracted the attention of the Ferrari family. Heir and CEO of the Ferrari Family Investments, Enzo Mattioli Ferrari, joined Cavallino's board and is now the board president The four-day celebration of all things Ferrari kicks off on Thursday The cars hit the road at noon Friday with the Tour d’Eleganza a Ferrari-exclusive drive from the showroom of luxury shipbuilders Ferretti in Fort Lauderdale to the Breakers along the oceanfront via State Road A1A Friday ends with the "Party Under the Stars" at The Breakers guests will vote on their favorite Ferrari featured in the Tour d’Eleganza The car receiving the most votes wins the People’s Choice Award Saturday’s Concorso d’Eleganza opens to the public at 10 a.m This year’s showcase will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Ferrari F50 and the 50th anniversary of the Ferrari 308 GTB The latter was driven by Tom Selleck in his role as Thomas Magnum in the iconic 1980s television series “Magnum will be delivered during the evening’s Cavallino Award Night Celebrations continue with "Classic & Sports Sunday” at Mar-a-Lago where there will be panel of judges and small prizes for the winners The event officially concludes with an 11:30 a.m charity brunch and award presentation in the club’s Grand Ballroom Though a number of the single-day tickets options have already sold out which include accommodation in a King Room at The Breakers for three nights General admission to Saturday’s Concorso d’Eleganza Tickets for the VIP experience are $2,500 and includes access to the VIP lounge all-day catering beverage services and entrance to the Cavallino Awards Night Tickets for the Cavallino Awards Night are $980 Discounts are available for attendees under 25 and public safety workers employed by Palm Beach and West Palm Beach Diego Diaz Lasa is a journalist at the Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach him at dlasa@pbdailynews.com The traditional “Festa dea Sparesea” will be held in Cavallino-Treporti on Monday 1 May the protagonist of many local specialities This traditional festival has been a great success since 1970 attracting a vast public to taste the bitter green asparagus Montine commonly known as “La Sparesea” Produced exclusively in the area surrounding the Cavallino-Treporti lido The sandy soils along the seashore where it is cultivated give it that unique entertainment and sporting events add to the joyful atmosphere the Remiera di Cavallino will introduce the aquatic and sporting soul of Cavallino through regattas and boat rides A pleasant way to celebrate the healthy and good products of this land with games music and gastronomic events Ceramics workshop with Sara Dall’Antonia An afternoon of Marcadoc – The hills of Venice deals with tourist cultural and food and wine information of the Marca Trevigiana and the Veneto One typically does not have high expectations when dining in a museum’s restaurant or a corporate commissary But Enzo Ferrari created a canteen for himself and the founding executives of his Italian car company in 1950 Modena’s own Massimo Bottura and his protégé Ricardo Forapani Step on the gas to get to Ferrari’s Ristorante Cavallino and loosen your seatbelt when you get to your table managed by Luiz Diaz (once awarded Italy’s best young maître d’ the tasteful indoor/outdoor restaurant’s Ferrari horse logo (“Cavallino” translates to “little horse”) makes this gourmet experience immediately recognizable as the “Ferrari of dining experiences.” Ferrari’s artistic “Prancing Horse” logo silhouette is sometimes prominent and sometimes subtle such as the emblem embroidered into Cavallino’s curtains Ristorante Cavallino is just across from the Ferrari headquarters and factory which is its own “Citarella:” a small village leafy patio and entering this enclave of a ristorante with some historical photos themed to honor its Ferrari legacy is not a Disney-style/Planet Hollywood/Hard Rock Café-style kitsch kitchen Cavallino is more like a cucina club – subtly warm and classically elegant with splashes of “Ferrari red” - the chairs for instance - and hints of visuals of the cars or engines a Willie Wonka Factory-style gated archway through the orange office building Ferrari’s campus includes the corporate offices test track and the assembly line factory buildings partly-robotic laboratories with assembly technicians worthy of gracing the cover of any Italian glamor magazine The architecture of the buildings is fanciful and head-turning Access inside the factory grounds is available via the Ferrari Museum next door which displays Formula 1 race-winning cars; trophies “That beautiful car you are looking at is what I would describe as an ‘entry level Ferrari,’” my museum guide explained He schooled me that one does not just buy a Ferrari a purchase places a Ferrari owner in a hierarchal society of lifetime enthusiasts who honor codes of conduct and culture as they trade-up to other models Lunch is very important in Italian culture and the Bologna region is lauded for cuisine Cavallino’s menu shows a vintage photo of founder Enzo Ferrari feeding one of his executives in the restaurant’s dining room One-of-a-kind dishes served are plated as colorful and visually delicious as the gorgeous sportscars being handcrafted across the street and devoured by collectors I don’t want to ruin your surprises around every turn but some of the chef’s culinary creations parked in front of me were deer tartare and salmi sauce; followed by handmade ravioli stuffed with pumpkin and foie gras Tiny tortellini arrived snuggles inside a tart crust Then came Quasi un risotto alla parmigiana e tartufo The traditional pork sausage alongside foie gras served with pan brioche I savored the vibrant flavors with a sensation similar to that which I felt when hearing rumbling commanding sound of a Ferrari engine I lubricated my taste buds with sips of locally-produced 2021 sparkling Lambruscos – both white and red You can feast on the entire Ferrari experience all day or even over a weekend you can also book a Factory Panoramic Tour during which a shuttle will drive you inside and through the factory complex right up Viale Enzo Ferrari Drive and out to the Fiorano test track This entire Emilia-Romagna Region of northern Italy the walled village of Imola and many culinary and medieval treasures Contact Michael Patrick Shiels at MShiels@aol.com  His new book: Travel Tattler – Not So Torrid Tales, may be purchased via Amazon.com Hear his radio talk show on WJIM AM 1240 in Lansing weekdays from 9 am – noon comments need to be approved before they are published Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She is survived by her loving husband of 62 years Peter Cavallino and Sarah Cavallino McMahon(Timothy) and grandchildren Robert and Paloma McMahon Also survived by her sister Ellen Balmer(Richard) brother Thomas Connolly(Sharon) and her Matthews siblings Charles(deceased) She was the daughter of Norman and Laurena Connolly MA and was valedictorian of her high school class She graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a BA in education and taught elementary school in Springfield She was a long time subscriber to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Lyric Opera of Chicago She and her husband enjoyed many evenings of fine music  Patty was a dedicated volunteer at the Chicago Botanic Gardens teaching  young children about nature and plants  It was a true passion for her.  A memorial service will be held at the Elliot Chapel Donations can be made in her memory to the Chicago Botanic Gardens Arrangements entrusted to Chicagoland Cremation Options in Schiller Park This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic Tour d’Eleganza The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic Party Under the Stars at The Breakers, featuring the North American premiere of the groundbreaking Ferrari F80 The weekend's pinnacle arrived with the Concorso d'Eleganza, where The Breakers' golf course transformed into both a prestigious automotive showcase and a refined social gathering. The day began with an engaging symposium where leading Ferrari historians and technical experts shared profound insights into the marque's evolution, exploring engineering milestones and sophisticated restoration techniques. The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic Concorso d’Eleganza Chairman and CEO Luigi Orlandini, Cavallino President Enzo Mattioli Ferrari Connor Cogan of the Cogan Collection’s 1959 Ferrari 250 GT PF Cabriolet Series II Interior of Connor Cogan of the Cogan Collection’s 1959 Ferrari 250 GT PF Cabriolet Series II Best of Show 2025 Classiche Certified Ferrari Dino 206 S #026 1989 Ferrari 328 GTS being judged on the Concorso d’Eleganza showfields the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic continues to evolve while remaining true to its founding principles In an era of rapid technological change and shifting automotive landscapes this gathering stands as a testament to the timeless appeal of Ferrari's engineering and design heritage The event has increasingly focused on engaging younger generations igniting their passion for automotive excellence and ensuring Ferrari's legacy resonates with future enthusiasts the Classic bridges the gap between seasoned collectors and emerging automotive aficionados and admirers of automotive excellence worldwide the Cavallino Classic represents not just a celebration of Ferrari's past but a vibrant community shaping the future of automotive preservation and appreciation while nurturing the next generation of Ferrari devotees Celebrating 35 years of passion for Ferrari is proud to share key updates for the future of the world’s most prestigious Ferrari Concorso d’Eleganza Cavallino Classic continues to evolve while staying true to its heritage—celebrating Ferrari excellence in an unparalleled setting of elegance The remarkable success of the 34th annual Cavallino Classic Palm Beach marked by an extraordinary turnout of participants and spectators underscores how dramatically this prestigious Concorso d’Eleganza has evolved since its inaugural edition in 1992 Celebrating Ferraris from every era—both road and competition models—the event has long been synonymous with automotive excellence Historically set against the iconic backdrop of The Breakers one of North America’s most renowned venues the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic has recently witnessed significant growth coupled with The Breakers’ upcoming multi-year renovation plans that impose limitations on hosting large-scale events the 35th milestone anniversary will be celebrated at the distinguished venue This strategic shift away from overlapping with the 24 Hours of Daytona weekend promises an even more immersive experience for Ferrari enthusiasts and scenic 18th fairway offer an unmatched setting that accentuates the elegance and spectacle of the Cavallino Classic sophisticated spaces complemented by exceptional culinary offerings and impeccable service Cavallino Classic will continue showcasing automotive masterpieces on The Breakers’ iconic front lawn introducing a special class dedicated to past Best of Show winners from the event’s first 34 editions These exceptional vehicles will be presented in a unique once-in-a-lifetime exhibition at The Breakers on Friday before participating in the Concorso on Saturday The comprehensive event schedule includes the traditional rally and the Classic and Sports Sunday at Mar-a-Lago on February 16th the special “35th Anniversary Exhibition” promises to delight guests at both The Breakers and The Boca Raton Car submissions for consideration are currently open with ticket sales set to begin in early June the world’s premier luxury platform that integrates the culture and commerce of the high-end automotive lifestyle Canossa was founded in 2011 in the heart of Italy’s “Motor Valley,” where all the major Italian sports car brands are based the only region in the world named after a road: the 2,200-year-old Roman Consular Road It is therefore not surprising that our activities have primarily developed in the automotive sector the company has over 60 employees and 300 collaborators Our Corporate Brand Experiences division is dedicated to creating outstanding events for our corporate clients Our Drive Experiences division designs and organizes races and general driving activities on two and four wheels combining the passion for motoring with top-level hospitality and impeccable service Our Lifestyle Experiences division creates sophisticated events for companies and individuals seeking unforgettableexperiences which publishes the homonymous magazine and organizes the famous ” Concorso d’Eleganza” was founded in 1978 and has been part of the group since 2020 Our headquarters are located at “Casa Canossa” in the hills of Quattro Castella and the company also has offices or subsidiaries in Milan we are all committed to making the work environment as efficient As part of our commitment to sustainability The Boca Raton originally opened in 1926 as The Ritz-Carlton Cloister Inn it celebrates its most remarkable evolution and its 100th anniversary exclusively for members of The Boca Raton Club and resort guests Five hotels amid 200 waterfront acres include Cloister The unveiling of Beach Club in January 2025 marked a major milestone in The Boca Raton’s storied history The Boca Raton’s culinary offerings showcase a world of flavor with signature restaurants in partnership with Major Food Group a Racquet Club with 14 tennis courts and 12 new pickleball courts and various water activities at Harborside Pool Club state-of-the-art fitness clubs and wellness collaborations call (561) 447-3000 or visit TheBocaRaton.com A day prior to McLaren’s dominant Formula 1 The third Air|Water event was a major success The appetite for extremely rare and collectible Porsches showed no.. Cavallino Classic returned to South Florida for its 34th annual event celebrating the beauty Collectors from all continents gathered alongside thousands of experts and tastemakers of all ages to celebrate Ferrari’s excellence the Cavallino Classic has served as the temple of the preservation of Enzo Ferrari’s legacy.  Enzo said of the cars on display: “When I came here the first time in 1998 with my grandfather [Piero Ferrari] and my father [Giacomo Mattioli] I was already very impressed by the magnitude of the event really romantic to link myself being here today and my great grandfather giving the blessing at the time to the Cavallino magazine “What’s special is that every single car here has a different story What is great about vintage is that you feel like a little bit like Indiana Jones so you go and try to find the history behind all the cars what’s behind each chassis and what happened there that part of being the custodian of something Other notable attendees included fashion designer Tommy and Dee Hilfiger influential guests including Palm Beach Mayor Mayor Danielle Moore The four-day event included the iconic Tour d’Eleganza the highly anticipated Party Under The Stars and the historic Concorso d’Eleganza where the beautiful lawns of The Breakers in Palm Beach flourished with over 150 of the world’s rarest and perfectly restored or carefully preserved Ferraris Over 70 cars received awards for the vehicles based on originality ·         Best of Show Granturismo 2025 was awarded to a 1954 Ferrari 375 MM.  ·         Best of Show Competizione 2025 was awarded to a 1957 Ferrari 335 S belonging to Brian Ross ·         A 1967 Ferrari Dino 206 S was selected from entries with Ferrari Classiche’s “red book” certification as the Best of Show 2025 Classiche Certified The event also featured dynamic sessions with experts and collectors in addition to exhibitions in partnership with Riva Yacht The weekend closed with the Classic & Sports Sunday car show and charity brunch at the legendary Marjorie Merriweather Post mansion in old Palm Beach or sports cars of Italian provenance were on display Engines roared on the curated lawns of The Breakers resort Saturday as hundreds of Ferrari enthusiasts gathered for the 34th annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic Concorso d’Eleganza Organizers said about 2,000 Ferrari lovers and collectors were on hand to view the over 150 models on display during what is billed as the largest Ferrari showcase in the Western Hemisphere Collectors competed for multiple awards, including one of three coveted Best in Show awards, a collector's potential ticket to the famed Peninsula Hotel Group’s “Best of the Best” competition which features the “Concorso d’Eleganza” winner and winners from seven other prestigious classic-car events The showcase also marked the 30th anniversary of the Ferrari F50 and the 50th anniversary of the Ferrari 308 GTB Kicking off Saturday’s showcase was a welcome ceremony that started with a presentation of the colors by the Palm Beach Police and Fire Rescue Honor Guard That was followed by ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Cavallino Chairman and CEO Luigi Orlandini He was flanked by Ferrari heir and Cavallino President Enzo Mattioli Ferrari; master-of-ceremonies motoring journalist Amanda Stretton; Palm Beach Mayor Danielle Moore; Italian Consul General Michele Mistò of the Consulate General of Italy in Miami; and John W founder and president emeritus of Cavallino While Saturday marked Ferrari’s first Palm Beach Cavallino Classic as president of the organization he told reporters that he had been a regular attendee since the late 1990s “I think I came here the first time in 1998 with my grandfather and my father and I’m still amazed by the event,” Ferrari said He decided to invest in the organization after attending last year as a guest of honor. Ferrari said he and Cavallino share a vision of expanding the brand and the Concorso D’Eleganza to bring in more Ferrari collectors as well as making it a platform to lure younger generations into the world of classic cars we will be discussing cars like they were dinosaurs,” Ferrari said The event offered a 50% discount on entry for those 25 and younger so young adults mingled with fellow enthusiasts as well as collectors chatting about their favorite models or snapping a picture of one of the plethora of one-of-a-kind vintage Ferraris Palm Beachers spotted at the Concorso d'Eleganza included fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife Dee Palm Beach Police and Fire Foundation co-founder John Scarpa and billionaire philanthropist Herbert Wertheim One of the cars grabbing the most attention was the newly released Ferrari F80 a plug-in hybrid hyper car boasting a combined horsepower of 1,184 Judging for the event follows the framework set by the International Advisory Council for the Preservation of Ferrari Automobiles an independent organization that has set the standard for judging vintage Ferraris Cavallino Editorial Director Massimo Delbò said Ferrari collectors come not only to win top prizes but also to check the quality of their restoration That’s why the event is considered the most important Ferrari event in the world have your car judged and they tell you if you did good work or if you did a mistake with each deviation marked as a slight reduction to the overall score Those deviations aren’t limited to technical issues as each car is judged on whether the owner’s restoration rings true to the history of that specific model if a car was used both at one point as a race car Delbo said a collector must cite which era of the car their restoration represents when you apply for your car (to be judged) you have to provide the story that you know about the car,” he said a mark of quality for the preservation or restoration of a Ferrari Judges then meet to choose the winners of the event's 25 awards The winners of the 3 Palm Beach Cavallino Classic Best in Show awards are:  Best of Show Granturismo: 1954 Ferrari 375 MM belonging to a private collector Best of Show Competizione: 1957 Ferrari 335 S belonging to Brian Ross Best of Show Classiche Certified: 1967 Ferrari Dino 206 S belonging to private collector a portion of proceeds from ticket sales were donated to a local organization through the Cavallino Foundation that was a $30,000 donation to the Alexander W CEO of the Dreyfoos School of the Arts Foundation When it comes to the crème de la crème of classic automotive excellence A stunning 1964 Ferrari 250 LM has been named winner of the 10th annual The Peninsula Classics ‘Best of the Best’ Award 2024.  The Ferrari, chosen from a select group of nine vehicles that won awards at the past year’s major concours events, became eligible for consideration after winning the Best in Show honor at the Cavallino Classic at Palm Beach in January 2024 Presented during an awards ceremony at The Peninsula Paris the distinction recognizes the pinnacle of classic automotive design and engineering A panel of 24 esteemed judges, comprising cultural icons and leading automotive experts—including Henry Ford III, Charles March, the Duke of Richmond, Ralph Lauren, Jay Leno, Nick Mason, Shiro Nakamura, and Jean Todt—recognized the Ferrari 250 LM’s historical This model famously secured Ferrari’s last overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1965 a milestone that stood until Maranello’s triumphant return to the top in 2023 and 2024 “We take immense pride in celebrating this remarkable achievement of a car that triumphed at our Concorso Palm Beach Cavallino Classic,” said Luigi Orlandini, Chairman and CEO of Cavallino Inc. and Canossa Events “Our heartfelt congratulations go to Chris and Ann Cox This accolade is a testament to the exceptional quality of cars showcased at the Cavallino Classic and in our magazine—this Ferrari was even the cover star of issue 264 Our over forty-year commitment to preserving Ferrari’s heritage is further validated by this honor following the great success of our 2025 edition just ten days ago in Palm Beach Originally unveiled in Paris in November 1963 the Ferrari 250 LM (short for ‘Le Mans’) was designed as a Grand Touring evolution of the mid-engined Ferrari 250 P Featuring a body styled by Pininfarina and built by Scaglietti it was intended as the successor to the legendary 250 GTO Though Ferrari was unable to secure GT-class homologation for the model the 250 LM still enjoyed remarkable success including its landmark victory at Le Mans in 1965 and the International Trophy for GT Prototypes the same year this particular 250 LM had a distinguished racing career between 1965 and 1967 It also competed in two of endurance racing’s most iconic events—the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1966 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1968 “I am truly honored to receive this prestigious award,” said Chris Cox “It brings me immense joy to showcase a vehicle with such a rich history at the world’s foremost concours events Being selected for The Peninsula Classics Best of the Best Award is the highest recognition a car collector can achieve.” the 1964 Ferrari 250 LM has been celebrated as a centerpiece of Ferrari history it was exhibited at the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena as part of the ‘Ferrari Forever’ 75th-anniversary showcase It has also graced the lawns of premier concours events including the 2022 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance and commemorating Ferrari’s 70th anniversary in the United States “The winning 1964 Ferrari 250 LM is more than just a stunning vehicle,” said Christian Philippsen co-founder of The Peninsula Classics Best of the Best Award “It represents one of Ferrari’s most revolutionary models boasting an unparalleled competitive legacy and impeccable provenance We are thrilled to honor a motorsport legend of this caliber as this year’s Best of the Best.” Competing alongside the Ferrari for the award were eight other exceptional classic automobiles: a 1932 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Spider and a 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Convertible Palm Beach, FL, October 22nd, 2024 – Enzo Mattioli Ferrari, a direct descendant of the legendary Enzo Ferrari and grandson of Piero Ferrari is the CEO of Ferrari Family Investments and Trustee of the Piero Ferrari Trust An entrepreneur with a strong commitment to enhancing Italian heritage and promoting ‘Made in Italy’ products Enzo Mattioli Ferrari is a passionate enthusiast and an expert in the vintage automotive industry as it brings the Ferrari family into the world’s oldest independent project dedicated to preserving Enzo Ferrari’s legacy: his cars and – certainly not least – the extraordinary vision of a man who built a successful company with a unique image driven by his determination and deep passion.  Luigi Orlandini, who has led the dynamic growth of Cavallino over the past four years since its acquisition by Canossa continues to serve as Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO of Cavallino Enzo Mattioli Ferrari has assumed the role of President.  I’d like to thank Enzo Mattioli Ferrari for believing in the Cavallino project,” said Luigi Orlandini.  “His expertise and passion present a tremendous opportunity for a project like Cavallino will further strengthen its leadership in the vintage car world with us in an active role is an honor and makes us proud of the work we’ve done over the past few years.”   “I strongly believe in the Cavallino project I am excited to participate in its development and growth but with strategic involvement,” said Enzo Mattioli Ferrari upon being named President of Cavallino.  the Prancing Horse (il Cavallino Rampante) has always been a symbol of our entrepreneurial Cavallino has a crucial mission – to foster the passion for the Prancing Horse and to contribute to protecting Ferrari’s legacy while supporting and promoting the continued growth of the vintage car sector.” Cavallino Inc. is a U.S.-based company founded in 1978 It is the publisher of the namesake magazine and organizer of the renowned concours d’elegance in Palm Beach the bimonthly Cavallino Magazine is regarded as the most authoritative source of information in the world of classic Ferraris The Cavallino Classic is the world’s largest event solely devoted to Ferrari automobiles and has been held in Palm Beach since 1992 Cavallino is owned by Canossa, a global leader in high-profile automotive events. Canossa, in turn, is a member of the duPont REGISTRY Group the world’s premier luxury platform that integrates the culture and commerce of the high-end automotive lifestyle.  Head of Communication: elisa.airaghi@canossa.com – mobile +39 340 2310283 The recently launched Ferrari F80 will make its North American premiere at the 2025 Palm Beach Cavallino Classic on 24 January 2025 The 1,200 hp Ferrari F80 supercar represents the pinnacle of automotive innovation and performance following in the footsteps of Prancing Horse legends such as the 288 GTO and LaFerrari.Featuring a new powertrain derived from the two-time Le Mans-winning Ferrari 499P hypercar and boasting unprecedented performance and engineering the F80 is the newest chapter in Ferrari’s automotive excellence The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic — acclaimed as a temple of preservation of Enzo Ferrari's legacy — is a prestigious annual event held at ‘The Breakers’ luxury resort that celebrates Ferrari automobiles and industry experts from around the world this multi-day event is one of the most renowned Ferrari gatherings globally celebrating the excellence of the legendary Italian marque across 34 years The F80’s dazzling premiere will take center stage at the Party Under the Stars held on Friday January 24 — headlining an elegant evening of fine dining and entertainment The weekend continues on Saturday with the Concorso d’Eleganza a meticulously-judged showcase of some of the most iconic and historically significant Ferraris Cars are evaluated based on their authenticity and run according to the IAC/PFA judging guidelines Expert judges from across the States and overseas evaluate every detail and eventually assign the coveted prizes: the Platinum Awards The foremost car will then participate in the Peninsula Best of the Best a “super concours” hosted by Sir Michael Kadoorie that awards the preeminent car among the winners of the eight most important events worldwide That is followed by Classic & Sports Sunday featuring vintage classics to modern supercars This annual car show and charity brunch held at the private Mar-a-Lago Club It features a “light” concours in the picturesque setting of the historic Mar-a-Lago mansion Collectors are invited to show their cars and may be selected to win one of the special awards which will be presented in one of America's most beautiful ballrooms The New Audi A6 Plug-In Hybrid Has a Decent Electric Range Here's What A Toyota 2JZ Looks Like After 400,000 Miles 2026 Jeep Compass Unveiled: Hybrid or EV With Up to 375 HP Dacia boss: Duster to be available as a hybrid 4x4 by the end of 2025 Ferrari’s new halo car is set to debut in the States soon often dubbed “The Big Five” have earned a spot in the highest echelon as some of the world’s most desirable a new member is being added to that list: the incredible new Ferrari F80 hypercar which revolutionizes Ferrari’s halo hypercar lineup with racing-derived engineering and a twin-turbocharged V6 hybrid powertrain with a massive 1,200 total horsepower With the new Ferrari F80 raising eyebrows with its highly innovative approach and enviable exclusivity, the US debut of the new Ferrari halo hypercar is highly anticipated, and it’s confirmed to take place in January at the 2025 Palm Beach Cavallino Classic on January 24 an annual celebration of time-honored Ferrari excellence held at ‘The Breakers’ luxury resort in the iconic Florida destination the 2025 event will bring the best of Ferrari excellence The first edition of “The Classic” in the Southern Hemisphere is born under a good omen as it will take place in a charming Golf Club in the seaside town of Palm Beach “We are bringing the successful format of the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic to a new continent continuing our mission to foster the passion for the immense legacy of Enzo Ferrari.” – said our Chairman and CEO Luigi Orlandini “The same rigorous judging rules used for 34 years in Palm Beach will be applied to evaluate the cars entered The overall weekend will be an enjoyable opportunity to share the passion for the prancing horse with like-minded Ferraristi and enthusiasts and to admire the most beautiful cars from Australia and New Zealand.” The Concours this year will be open to cars owned by local collectors Ferrari owners from Australia and New Zealand can contact us or their local official Ferrari dealer to present a vehicle which will be evaluated by our Selection Committee attending Cavallino in Sydney offers a great opportunity to discover a different and fascinating world Cavallino can offer support to those planning to travel to Australia Florida’s A1A is a terrible place to drive fast If Sega's "Out Run" had a run-in real life A convoy of five dozen Ferraris is blowing through red lights on the first leg of the driving portion of the extraordinary gathering of Italian racecars while the Florida Highway Patrol parts traffic and blocks pedestrians lights and sirens blaring all the way from Fort Lauderdale to Boca Raton Anyone not driving a Ferrari is forced out of the path "We wanted to create a 'money can't buy' experience," says Luigi Orlandini and waltzing around President Trump's Mar-a-Lago Built around a concours d’elegance for Ferraris it also allows entrants who so choose to wind out their cars on the normally choked beach road from Deerfield Beach to Palm Beach—for about $7,000 so a show drawing more than 150 owners from across the country has to pony up debuts next to $20 million worth of Ferrari's last five supercars While revving the hell out of a Testarossa a driver nearly lost his rear wheel and laughed it off when the convoy reached Boca Raton's height of pre-war decadence Fresh cannoli was this stop's signature treat sage ravioli and Champagne circulated in a showroom of Ferretti superyachts Even for seasoned Ferrari collectors like Stephen Bruno who has won eight trophies at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance and can reserve entire racetracks at his leisure the Cavallino Classic is a golden ticket for thrills—and insider access "You should see what we do in Italy," says Enzo Mattioli Ferrari Cavallino's president and the great-grandson of Enzo Ferrari Italians know Cavallino as the famous restaurant across the street from the Ferrari factory in Maranello and Sydney—Cavallino is a series of exquisite gatherings of the rarest Ferraris was to connect owners who were serious about restoring their cars to original condition I know it's the gold standard," says Bruno who brought a 1959 250 GT Tour de France and has attended for more than 20 years When a judge once questioned if his driver's side mirror was period-correct Feedback that helps owners to make their cars more authentic is one of the advantages of participation Bragging rights are so guarded that Ferrari's earliest race cars such as the 1957 335 S that Brian Ross purchased for $36 million receive the most demanding scrutiny at Cavallino is the "most final appraisal" an owner can hope to receive getting information was the biggest problem for Ferrari owners," he says noting how his magazine began identifying cars not by model "It went from 'This is a Ferrari,' to 'This is this Ferrari.' Every person is bringing a little slice of knowledge." the Cavallino Classic has a bigger purpose beyond the police roadblocks and polished aluminum trophies "We are grooming a new generation of collectors," he says it will be like discussing cars like they are dinosaurs." Read Next: The Eighth Annual Miami Concours Showcases Luxury And Fast Cars The new Ten Tenths Motor Club is a car enthusiast's dream One of the first editions of The Savoy Cocktail Book ever published goes on sale today at the ABAA … Golfers were ready to tee it up at Old Palm Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens we have the perfect drink for you to enjoy on St California where everything is not as it seems The Miami Concours displayed rows of exotic automobiles lined throughout Miami’s upscale Design … Up front the trident with Pattarello, the man of the moment, Ravasio in the center and Tavernelli on the other wing. For the Umbrians a mirror formation with the Amaranth: special attention will be given to the attackers Di Massimo and Spina, the former D'Ursi and the midfielder Rosaia. Whoever wins will return to the field on Wednesday for the second round: the wants to give themselves another round at the Comunale to feed a forbidden dream. The next batch of Gran Turismo 7 Weekly Challenges is starting to become available to players over the next few hours unlocking as local clocks tick past midnight Weekly Challenges comprise five events which refresh each week with four selected from existing World Circuits events and a fifth Special Event that is created just for the week And we’d like to see most of those coming back as Bonus Menu Books Completing the events — by finishing third or better — earns you bonus rewards as well as the credits for your results This week’s starter race is a three-lap amble around the Suzuka Circuit East Short Course in the Japanese FF Challenge 450 The “450” of the name is a suggested Performance Point (PP) value for a competitive race All you need is a front-wheel drive road car from Japan for the event The second of this week’s three road car races comes in the European FR Challenge 550 at the Red Bull Ring rear-wheel drive road car from European manufacturer for this three-lap race that can earn you 25,000cr for the win similar event comes in the American Clubman Cup 700 with the event only requiring a road or professionally tuned (such as the SEMA-winning cars) vehicle from the USA It’s a five-lap race of Watkins Glen You might need to unlock the fourth race as it appears as part of the Bonus Menu Books That’s the Vision Gran Turismo Trophy (Book 41) and as you’d expect you’ll need an eligible car from the unique concept car program to take part there’s a hard limit of 850PP for this seven-lap race around the reverse version of Deep Forest with an 81,000cr prize for finishing first Our final race is the Special Event which takes the form of an additional race in the Ferrari Circuit Challenge While not the first time we’ve seen a temporary extra race in an existing event series The requirements are the same as the permanent one with any Ferrari car up to a 700PP limit eligible — even racing cars Winning the eight-lap race at the full Fuji Speedway will land you 90,000cr After a few weeks of all-credit rewards we’re seeing a return to more regular bonuses this week There’s a Six-Star (Parts) ticket for clearing any one event a 150,000cr ticket (which you’ll need to redeem from your Garage’s Gifts section) for finishing any three and the rare Six-Star (Car) ticket if you finish all five That can reward you with any car from Brand Central worth 500,000cr or more — including the Invitation cars You’ll need to have completed GT Cafe Menu Book 39 and watched the ending movie in order to have access to the Weekly Challenges The events update at midnight local time on Thursday evenings/Friday mornings so we’d expect the next set on the morning of Friday January 17 See more articles on Third edition of the Litorale Jazz Festival in Cavallino Treporti from 18 to 23 July An edition full of novelties and great artists in Piazza Papa Giovanni Paolo II the music festival creates a marriage with cinema: during the six days of great entertainment a famous film will be screened to accompany the public through the history of international music TUESDAY 18 JULY Festival presentation with live music by CTBandland WEDNESDAY 19 JULY Screening of the film RESPECT (2021) about the life of singer-songwriter Aretha Franklin THURSDAY 20 JULY Lica Cecato and Stefano Scutari Italian jazz repertoire conducted by Marcello Tonolo a grand Ferrari-themed celebration took place: the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic offered participants and the public an extraordinary collection of four-wheeled jewels celebrating the excellence of the Prancing Horse and honoring its rich historical heritage It can be described as an overwhelming success perhaps exceeding even the most optimistic expectations which blessed this renowned Concours d’Elegance an absolute reference point for those who carry the automaker’s supercars in their hearts gained further momentum with Canossa Events’ acquisition of Cavallino Inc under the leadership of Chairman and CEO Luigi Orlandini whose extraordinary organizational and management skills are well-known in the industry He deserves credit for further enhancing the rich tradition of this American event celebrated annually in the name of style and beauty The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic 2025 also featured the Tour d’Eleganza a fascinating journey through the beautiful islands between Ft allowing participants to deeply experience the magic of this Florida area that tops many tourists’ dream destinations worldwide A prominent role in the seductive array of events was played by the iconic Party Under the Stars at The Breakers. Here, guests could admire up close the new Ferrari F80, which was shown in New York a few days ago continuing the legacy of limited-series supercars at the technological and performance pinnacle of the range They paved the way for participants to discover the latest addition to this prestigious family it is particularly meaningful for me to contribute to an event that not only celebrates the Prancing Horse’s heritage but also ensures its preservation for future generations I sincerely congratulate the collectors whose extraordinary Ferraris were awarded this year a testimony to their unwavering commitment to excellence and authenticity,” stated Enzo Mattioli Ferrari great-nephew of Enzo Ferrari and President of Cavallino Inc The Concours d’Elegance featured an impressive array of dream cars The 2025 edition of Palm Beach Cavallino Classic saw the presence of over 150 Maranello cars 104 of which were in competition for the coveted Awards The difficult task of choosing the winning specimens fell to a prestigious jury of experts who struggled to establish value rankings due to the excellence of every model on display The parameters guiding the analysis were: authenticity according to the high standards of the IAC/PFA (International Advisory Committee for the Preservation of the Ferrari Automobile) Over 70 vehicles achieved a score of 97 out of 100 proving the extreme quality of the entries submitted for expert evaluation the highest honors went to a 1954 Ferrari 375 MM The list of the most prestigious awards given during the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic 2025 follows: ● Best of Show Gran Turismo 2025 was won by the 1954 Ferrari 375 MM #0476 AM● Best of Show Competizione 2025 was won by Brian Ross’ 1957 Ferrari 335 S #0674● The 1967 Ferrari Dino 206 S #026 was selected among Ferrari Classiche certified vehicles as Best of Show 2025 Classiche Certified The list of cars receiving the Platinum Award for their high scores during the selection at the American Concours d’Elegance is extensive Ferrari 365 GTB4 “Daytona Speciale” #12925● 1970 Ferrari 365 GTB4 “Daytona” #13361● 1972 Ferrari 365 GTS4 “Daytona” #15369● 1972 Ferrari 365 GTS4 “Daytona” #16573● 1973 The prestigious event we reported on also had a philanthropic component, in line with tradition. We are talking about “Classic & Sports Sunday”, an exhibition of historic cars from various brands, held in the splendid setting of the Mar-a-Lago Club, owned by U.S. President Donald Trump a great enthusiast of internal combustion sports cars a charity fundraiser was held to benefit those who have been less fortunate in life A cause that was also close to Enzo Ferrari‘s heart This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The continuous and growing success of Cavallino Classic is proof of the quality of the recipe offered to collectors one doesn’t become the most prestigious concours d’elegance dedicated to Ferrari on a global scale by chance The organization of the event is headed by Cavallino Inc. an American company that also serves as the publisher of the magazine of the same name dedicated to the universe of the Prancing Horse To celebrate the 35 years of this American event which honors and passes on the passion for Ferrari some important changes are planned for the next edition is preparing to experience a new chapter in its long and prestigious history The beautiful pearl of The Boca Raton will now serve as the backdrop for the Ferraris The next event in the series will take place from February 13 to 16 to avoid the usual overlap with the 24 Hours of Daytona This will provide an even more immersive experience for participants like the legendary endurance challenge linked to Ferrari’s history There will also be commemorative aspects: a special exhibition will be dedicated to the Best of Show winners from the first 34 editions of Cavallino Classic and their Ferraris the place where the legendary Ferrari event was born and has flourished over the years and the Classic & Sports Sunday on Sunday at the Mar-a-Lago resort where a couple of years ago there was an appearance by Donald Trump current President of the United States of America Cavallino Classic continues to evolve while respecting its own tradition celebrating the excellence of the works and history of the Maranello car manufacturer this event has achieved extraordinary success both in terms of audience and the nobility of the cars The rich array of Prancing Horse road and racing cars from every era present on the green offered a unique spectacle in 2025 marked by beauty and the best Ferrari emotions the American Concours d’Elegance has grown in quantity and quality always giving great satisfaction to the participants The decision to change the location of Cavallino Classic Palm Beach 2026 is tied to logistical reasons where the event has taken place in recent editions will undergo a multi-year renovation process which will impose limitations on the management of large events It was therefore necessary to look towards other shores The organizers of Canossa Events have made the best moves The spectacular architecture of The Boca Raton perfect to frame the splendor of the Ferraris featured at Cavallino Classic Palm Beach 2026 The event will also celebrate the anniversaries of some legendary Prancing Horse models a special class dedicated to the Best of Show winners from the first 34 editions will also be introduced Applications for the cars are already open and will be evaluated by the selection committee called upon to choose those worthy of being included in the lineup It will be a particularly difficult decision-making process due to the excellence of the field offered for their judgment the Ferrari myth lives on in this completely renovated space with design by India Mahdavi An iconic restaurant where local cuisine meets the history of the Made in Italy lifestyle Diners are greeted with exposed engines from the Ferrari Museum old posters and even pieces of vehicles on the walls such as the nose of the single seater that won the 2019 Formula 1 championship at Monza The kitchen is in the hands of Modenese chef Riccardo Forapani who recently introduced the new autumn menu the dishes of the Gran Turismo menu at Il Cavallino at Maranello Gran Turismo starts with the best raw ingredients and traditions of the territory with a creative and decidedly contemporary gastronomic offering "A new perspective and a new way of experiencing Modenese cuisine," as Bottura says but also simple flavours that embrace the palate such as in the soufflé with porcini mushrooms Here is a taste of the new gastronomic journey roasted onion and Villa Manodori Traditional Balsamic VinegarScrigno di tortelliniCotechino alla Rossinitraditional pork sausage sour cherries and black truffle shardsZuppa ingleseMenu65€Wine paring38€Crème Caramel al Parmigiano Reggiano DOWNLOAD The Breakers' lawn was swept by a sea of Ferrari red Saturday with the kickoff of the 33rd annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic's "Concorso d'Eleganza."  Over 2,000 people gathered to see the 150 Ferraris on display in what is considered to be one of the largest Ferrari showcases in the world Attracting Ferrari collectors from around the world the event is reserved for automobiles epitomizing Ferrari’s engineering ingenuity and its classic style With 125 vintage Ferraris up for judging, collectors compete for 25 awards, including the coveted Best in Show awards, a collector's potential ticket to the famed Peninsula Hotel Group’s “Best of the Best” competition alongside winners from seven other prestigious classic-car events This year's Concorso d'Eleganza also marked the anniversary of three notable Ferrari models the 60-year anniversary of the 275 GTB and GTS the 40-year anniversary of the 288 GTO and the 40-year anniversary of the Testarossa Kicking off the event was a welcome ceremony featuring a speech by Luigi Orlandini, founder, chairman and CEO of Canossa the Italian car show organizer leading the event Orlandini was flanked by notable guests including the great-grandson of the late Ferrari founder Enzo Ferrari Enzo Mattioli Ferrari; Italian Consul General Michele Mistò of the Consulate General of Italy in Miami; Andrea Modena head of Ferrari’s classic car division; Bud Root experience manager for Ferrari of Palm Beach; Palm Beach Fire and Police Foundation founder and CEO John Scarpa; and John W “John Barnes is the one who created all of this I’m just the custodian of it for the time being," Orlandini said “I’m so glad that I have this opportunity to continue this incredible Orlandini had purchased Cavallino the American-based magazine centered on the Italian car brand in 2020 with the goal of expanding the already renowned brand and the Concorso D’Eleganza “I think Cavallino should also be a connection point between the two countries that the Cavallino calls home who reflected on both Cavallino and Ferrari’s storied history “This (event) epitomizes what Ferrari stands for; traditions passing through generations traditions passing through a community’s hearts and minds,” said Mistò cars which are not only cars but pieces of art Finishing off the welcome ceremony was the ribbon-cutting featuring flag ribbons from the United States and Italy Enthusiasts and collectors alike filled the lawn snapping pictures next to one-of-a-kind vintage Ferraris or waiting for the judges to examine their car Guests could also peruse the custom Formula 1 posters on display created for every Grand Prix from the 2017 through 2023 seasons The day also featured a catalogue of panels led by Ferrari history expert Massimo Delbò Judging for the event follows the framework set out by the International Advisory Council for the Preservation of Ferrari Automobiles (IAC/PFA) beginning with assigning a numerical evaluation between zero and 100 Those who score 97 and above receive the platinum award a mark of quality for the preservation or restoration of a Ferrari the judges meet again to choose the winners of the 25 awards which he says takes a more subjective approach to choosing a car “You may take factors into considerations (like) the car was a competition car (or) the car was the first one to feature a particular technical innovation,” Ahlgrim said “And that can be added together (with the numerical score) to help really determine which is the best of them.”   25 out of the 125 Ferraris would drive down the red carpet to be awarded the platinum award The winners of the 33rd Palm Beach Cavallino Classic Best In Show awards are: Orlandini couldn't hide his joy with how the event had turned out you work one year to put this event together but that day compensates all the effort you have to put in," Orlandini said to the Daily News He also noted the efforts of his "great team" of 100 staff members Orlandini said it was the passion of the collectors and enthusiast that truly make the event what it is "It makes the atmosphere so friendly," he said A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Palm Beach Police & Fire Foundation and the Alexander W Dreyfoos School of the Arts through the Cavallino Foundation Diego Diaz Lasa is a journalist at the Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach him at dlasa@pbdailynews.com. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today.    rejoice: The 33rd annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic starts soon a Boca Raton-based collector who is bringing some of the cars to the show They will include a one-of-the-kind 1959 Ferrari 250 GT TDF the only Ferrari of its series to sport a green paint scheme The showcase is the first in a circuit of eight internationally recognized classic car events, or concours, that many consider to be the most prestigious car showcases. They include an annual event at the Pebble Beach resort in California at which an international group of experts judge qualifying cars on their authenticity and originality, said Luigi Orlandini, founder, chairman and CEO of Canossa the Italian car event organizer leading the event original and properly preserved or properly restored,” Orlandini told the Daily News Cavallino stands out among the eight car events in its singular focus on classic Ferraris The winner of Saturday’s "Best in Show" award will be eligible to compete in the famed Peninsula Hotel Group’s “Best of the Best” competition Launched in 1992 by Cavallino an American-based magazine centered on the Italian car brand the Concorso d'Eleganza has grown exponentially even attracting the attention and unofficial support of the Italian carmaker In 2020 Cavallino was purchased by Canossa Events a classic-car event organizer based in Italy's "Motor Valley," a region surrounding the city of Modena which is the home to the headquarters of carmakers such as Ferrari Orlandini said Canossa sought to expand the event's reach to anyone interested in a rare luxury experience While the event officially begins with Thursday's welcome reception the experience truly kicks off at 12:30 p.m Friday with the "Tour d’Eleganza," a Ferrari-exclusive drive from the Boca Resort to the Four Season Palm Beach along the oceanfront via State Road A1A A welcome luncheon and cocktail reception will be featured at the beginning and end of the drive Ending Friday’s itinerary will be the "Party Under the Stars" at 5:30 p.m Guests will also have the opportunity to vote on their favorite Ferrari in the Tour d’Eleganza with the Ferrari receiving the most votes winning the People’s Choice Award Saturday’s "Concorso d’Eleganza" opens to the public at 10 a.m Those who pass on Saturday’s array of Ferraris may be interested in the day’s VIP experience “We created a VIP lounge … which will offer good wines socialize and enjoy the setting of the event itself,” Orlandini said Also on display will be an exhibit featuring the custom Formula 1 posters created for every Grand Prix from the 2017 through 2023 seasons The daytime processions conclude with an award presentation and a car parade featuring the award-winning Ferraris will be delivered during Saturday evening’s Cavallino Award Night The Breakers executive chef; Michele Casadei Massari executive chef of La Lucciola New York; and Juan Manuel Barrientos the chef at El Cielo Miami; working side by side to deliver a multicourse dining experience to position Cavallino not just as a car show but as a great experience and something that can be of interest to anyone,” Orlandini said Ending the four-day Ferrari celebration will be "Classic & Sports Sunday” at the Mar-a-Lago Club a show open to classic cars of all marques The day will also feature a “light judging” panel with winners having the chance to win a selection of small prizes The event officially concludes with a 11:30 a.m charity brunch in Mar-a-Lago's Grand Ballroom While the all-inclusive passes have sold out there are still opportunities to purchase admission for select events Tickets for Friday’s “Party Under the Stars” are $380 which includes a complimentary aluminum water bottle Tickets for the VIP experience are $2,500 and includes benefits including access to the VIP lounge Tickets exclusively for the “Cavallino Awards Night” are $880 Tickets for “Classic & Sports Sunday” are $680