Ferrari Holds 'F50 Legacy Tour 2025' To Celebrate 30th Anniversary Of F50 Launch

May 22, 2025

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The F50 Legacy Tour 2025, which celebrates the 30th anniversary of Ferrari's legendary model F50, ended with great success over the weekend. The F50 is Ferrari's third supercar, first unveiled at the 1995 Geneva Motor Show to mark the brand's 50th anniversary. The owners of the V12 supercar F50 took part in a special journey through Tuscany, Italy, famous for its art, culture, winding roads and breathtaking scenery.

The event is the third legacy tour following a legacy tour first held in honor of F40 in 2023, and a second one honoring Ferrari's first supercar GTO in 2024.

A total of 20 teams from 10 countries participated in the F50 Legacy Tour 2025, covering a total of 675 km over three days across Tuscany and Emilia Romagna. The cumulative mileage of the entire participating vehicle reaches about 15,000 kilometers, demonstrating the excellent performance and reliability of the F50, which is still maintained 30 years after the end of production.

Arriving in Maranello, the final destination of the tour, the participants also had a meaningful time to meet in person Paolo Martinelli, the engineer who led the development of the F50's V12 engine. The engine is considered the most direct application of F1 technology to road cars in recent Ferrari history.

The event was the heart of Ferrari's development and wrapped up its official schedule with a parade of all F50 vehicles at the legendary Fiorano circuit, where all Ferrari models have been tested since its opening in 1972.

Meanwhile, on this legacy tour, the newly developed Pirelli P Zero Corsa System Collegione tire was unveiled for the first time exclusively for F50. The tire's size is 245/35 R18 on the front and 335/30 R18, and customers who participated in the tour were provided with custom tires emblazoned with the phrase "Ferrari F50 Legacy Tour 2025" on the side wall. The tires were developed at the F50 unique driving performance and the pleasure of driving, and have joined a new line-up of dedicated tires built by Pirelli for Ferrari's supercar model.