(Fri 30 Jun 06)

Your only chance to see a Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano in action in this country is little more than a week away. The car described as "the F40 for the 21st century", and powered by the 620bhp six-litre V12 engine first seen in the Enzo supercar, will be taken up Lord March's hillclimb course in the Supercar Run during each day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 7-9.

One of Ferrari's static displays at Goodwood will be a 612 Scaglietti personalised by the design team from lifestyle magazine Wallpaper*. Also on show - for the only time in the UK - will be some of the leading designs submitted for the Ferrari: New Concepts of the Myth competition.

Students from four of the world's leading car design schools will be represented, including Coventry University's School of Art and Design. The others are the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, the European Institute of Design in Turin and Tokyo Communication Arts.

Ferrari F1 test driver will be demonstrating the World Championship winning F2004 Grand Prix car, while other displays include an exceptionally rare FXX (from a production run of only 29), a 1959 250 LWB California Spider and a 275 GTB4.

The GTB4 is one of the first cars to be authenticated through the new Ferrari Classiche programme. Owners of older Ferraris can use this to obtain certificates of authentication for their cars, along with technical assistance and maintenance and restoration facilities.

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