Three Ferrari dynamic debuts headline its presence at the 2026 Festival of Speed

The Prancing Horse will take centre stage with three major debuts on the Hill, alongside a 20^th anniversary celebration for the XX Programme and a special tribute to Scuderia Ferrari 75 years after its first Grand Prix victory.

Leading the charge up the famous 1.16-mile Hill will be the three new Ferraris making their dynamic debuts. The Ferrari Amalfi brings front-mid-engine V8 performance in a stylish 2+ coupé designed to balance everyday usability with proper driving excitement, and it’s joined by the 296 Speciale A, an 880PS (647kW) plug-in hybrid spider built to deliver a new benchmark for open-top thrills.

Completing the trio is the 849 Testarossa, Ferrari’s flagship hybrid super sports Berlinetta, combining a mid-rear twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors to produce a staggering 1,050PS (772kW).

Fans can also see the F80 hypercar, the 2004 Enzo and the 12Cilindri in action and in the Supercar Paddock presented by Abu Dhabi Investment Office.

The excitement continues in the paddock as Ferrari marks 20 years of its ultra-exclusive XX Programme. Launched in 2005 as a no-limits development laboratory for selected clients, the programme has produced some of Ferrari’s most extreme track-only machines. In honour of the occasion, the original 2005 FXX Evo and the 2016 FXX-K Evo will thunder up the Hill in a special anniversary livery.

Over at Laundry Green, Ferrari will showcase a host of public display debuts, including the Amalfi Spider, 296 Speciale, 849 Testarossa Spider and 12Cilindri Spider, alongside the rare Purosangue Handling Speciale and the ultra-exclusive Ferrari Luce within private hospitality.

For those who fix their focus on the Timed Shoot-Out, Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli UK racer Manuela Gostner will be the driver to push the 296 Challenge to its limit, while Scuderia Ferrari’s maiden Grand Prix win at Silverstone in 1951 will be celebrated 75 years on with a remarkable timeline of historic machinery gathered together by Corse Clienti.

Models will include early icons such as the 1961 156 ‘Sharknose’, 1965’s 1512 and 330 P3 / 412P of 1966 to later legends including the 312B2, 312T, 308 GTB and 288 GTO. Modern-era favourites will also feature, including the 1998 F300, 1999 F399, title-winning F1-2000, Kimi Räikkönen’s Championship-winning F2007, two F2008s and the SF21.

Adding yet more star power, the 499P Modificata, derived from Ferrari’s three-time Le Mans-winning 499P hypercar, is returning to Goodwood. This strictly limited track-only machine has been created for private drivers and features significant racing upgrades, including bespoke Pirelli tyres developed to handle its immense performance.

With dynamic debuts, priceless icons and 75 years of F1 history all in motion, Ferrari’s 2026 Festival of Speed presence will be hard to miss.

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