The eagerly anticipated Ferrari Show is a spectacle within the spectacle of the Finali Mondiali. It marks the climax of a week filled with exclusive events and thrill-packed challenges under the Prancing Horse banner. As tradition dictates, the event is held on Sunday, following the races that crown the Finali Mondiali champions in the various classes of the Ferrari Challenge one-make series.
In a crescendo of anticipation and excitement, the Ferrari Show unfolds with a script that celebrates the cars and drivers who starred in the GT and Corse Clienti season, while constantly referencing Ferrari’s past and future.
From historic single-seaters captivating through their fast laps, practice starts and spectacular drifts, to futuristic prototypes, classic GTs and the latest creations from the Maranello-based manufacturer. And plenty more besides, from interviews to moments of entertainment and spectacle.
All of it accompanied by the passion of Ferrari Clubs, the fans who gather each year for the Finali Mondiali, celebrating the Prancing Horse, its sporting triumphs, and company milestones during a season that has reached its end… almost. With eyes already set on the future and even more ambitious goals to come.

Finally, the new 296 GT3 Evo, unveiled in June at the 24 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, will be shown to the Italian public for the first time, and there will also be a tribute to the Ferrari 499P, which won the last three editions of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.