The owner of a Ferrari 12Cilindri supercar was seen turning Monza into his personal playground.
YouTuber Raw Car Sounds caught the new Ferrari supercar being driven hard around the Italian Grand Prix venue.
Given that so many supercar owners like to treat their cars as carefully as possible, to see one in full cry is incredibly refreshing.
The person behind the wheel of this 12Cilindri clearly had the skills to back up his driving, with its glorious V12 in full song at one of the world’s most beautiful racetracks.
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The YouTube video shows the driver, who goes by the name Marcello, extracting the maximum performance possible from the supercar at Monza.
It was on track during a track day at the Italian GP venue.
It is a circuit called ‘The Temple of Speed’ thanks to its long straights.
Finishing in a gorgeous blue, the 12Cilindri is as much a work of art as the Mona Lisa.
Watching the driving in the video, the car’s Electronic Stability Control system (ESC) appears to be turned off.
That allowed the driver to get the back end stepping out on the corner exit, making for quite the sight.
As well as this, the Ferrari is heard revving right up to the 9,500rpm redline, allowing its V12 to sing.
Under the hood, the 12Cilindri has a 6.5-liter naturally-aspirated V12, making 819hp and 500lb-ft of torque.
With V12s on the way out, the 12Cilindri may be one of the last Ferraris to have such a mighty engine.
That engine gives the Ferrari a top speed of 211mph.
Turning up the audio is highly recommended for the video.
The 12Clindri produces possibly one of the best soundtracks of any modern Ferrari.
A bonus is the onboard footage, allowing us to see Marcello hard at work in the supercar.
What the video also does is show us how a car like the 12Cilindri was meant to be driven.
While they are highly expensive, Ferrari supercars are built for the track and maximum attack.
It is so refreshing to see one not be a garage queen, and be driven how Mr Enzo Ferrari himself would want it to be.
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