Love 'em or hate 'em, Ferrari are undeniably the go-to brand when you think of an Italian car. Especially an Italian sportscar. Naturally, a Breakfast Club centred around Italian cars is going to have a healthy Prancing Horse turnout..
OCT 02nd 2016
Gallery: Ferraris at Breakfast Club Italian Sunday
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The sea of red was indeed extensive. Mid engined berlinettas from 308 through 348, 355, 360, 430 and 458 were all in attendance, with Challenge Stradale and Scuderia special editions bringing some serious nouse. The big snarling V12s weren't exactly shrinking into the background, though, with gorgeous old 456Ms being joined by insane FFs F12s and even an exquisite TdF. Have a browse through the gallery above and pick your favourite.
Photography by Tom Shaxson
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