Ferrari at Goodwood 2025 wasn’t just a presence, it was a statement. With four thrilling debuts and a spectacular tribute to 75 Years of Formula 1, the brand showcased its vision for the future while honoring its legendary past.
The new Ferrari display welcomed thousands of fans who were eager to witness the grand public debut of the Ferrari Amalfi. This stunning 2+ coupé blends timeless Grand Tourer proportions with cutting-edge power and tech. A twin-turbo V8 producing 640 cv powers the front-mid-mounted layout, delivering a balance of everyday usability and dynamic performance.
Ferrari Amalfi: A Modern GT Redefined
The Amalfi isn’t just about power, it’s about presence. Its sculptural styling carries a sense of motion even at rest, while inside, Ferrari returns to tactile, analog-inspired controls. The ‘Engine Start/Stop’ button reclaims its rightful place on the steering wheel, surrounded by the latest HMI technology designed for intuitive interaction.
296 Speciale: Hybrid Power, Track Soul
Making its UK debut, the Ferrari 296 Speciale evolves the 296 GTB into a sharper, more aggressive package. With a 120° twin-turbo V6 paired with an electric motor, total output reaches 880 cv. Every detail on the Speciale screams performance, from its stripped-down weight to its track-focused aerodynamics.
This berlinetta is Ferrari’s boldest hybrid yet.
Ferrari F80: The Future of Speed
Also turning heads was the Ferrari F80. This limited-series supercar made its global dynamic debut at Goodwood after its reveal at the 2024 Finali Mondiali. Inspired by Le Mans technology, its hybrid V6 produces 1,200 cv and integrates electric turbocharging and e-4WD. At 250 km/h, it creates an incredible 1,050 kg of downforce, numbers that firmly place it in hypercar territory.
12Cilindri: Pure Ferrari V12 Emotion
For purists, the Ferrari 12Cilindri was a special treat. This front-engined masterpiece made its UK dynamic debut with an 830 cv naturally aspirated V12 under its hood. Marrying elegance and versatility, the 12Cilindri represents the next chapter in Ferrari’s V12 heritage with an emphasis on grand touring flair and performance.
A Festival Full of Passion and Power
Beyond the new cars, Ferrari’s static display impressed with a bespoke Purosangue from the Tailor Made program and a pristine Ferrari F50. The new Ferrari 296 Challenge car, fresh from its debut in the UK race series, added a motorsport edge to the show.
To top it all off, Ferrari’s contribution to the Festival’s 75 Years of Formula 1 celebration included two modern F1 cars, the SF90 and SF21, demonstrated live on the Goodwood Hill. Historic models like the 312T, 640, and F2007, brought by passionate Ferraristi, bridged generations and left a lasting impression.
Summary
Ferrari at Goodwood 2025 was more than a showcase, it was a celebration of speed, innovation, and heritage. With bold new models and a proud nod to Formula 1 history, Ferrari reminded us why it remains at the heart of automotive passion.
Disclaimer: The vehicles featured are prototypes or limited-series models and may not reflect future production availability.
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