Ferrari’s 499P, the car that secured the brand’s third consecutive 24 Hours of Le Mans victory and the World Endurance Championship (WEC) title, will be on display in Milan from 1 to 7 November. The vehicle will be housed at the city’s Stazione Centrale, where a dedicated exhibition area has been set up in anticipation of the 6‑hour Monza event. The 499P is notable for its V6 hybrid powertrain, which has proven superior to rivals and has helped Ferrari dominate some of the most demanding endurance races worldwide. In 2025 the project achieved a “golden year,” winning both the constructors’ and drivers’ championships in the WEC. Visitors to the exhibition will not only be able to view the car up close but also experience an immersive simulation of the Le Mans race through the “Le Mans Ultimate” video‑game stations. On Wednesday, 4 November, Ferrari drivers Antonio Giovinazzi and Antonio Fuoco will be present for photo opportunities and autographs.
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