Rome, May 17

After the cars had passed the Apennine, where they also had some time trials to complete, the teams arrived at San Sepolcro at 12:25pm, officially arriving in Tuscany. For the occasion medieval costumes have been dusted and when the Ferraris entered the town they made a proper time journey. The sound of the tambourines was drowned by the numerous V8s and V12s as well as the incomparable V6. The cars from Maranello passed through the town, where numerous spectators took their souvenir photos. Later on the cars arrived in Umbria, in Assisi, San Francesco’s city, with the monumental monastery. The spectators, mainly young people, followed the cars from the Prancing Horse through the streets, while they were looking for the best background for the photo shoot. Many waited to see the cars passing, thrilled by the number of cars from Maranello together at the same time. In the end the 74 cars from the Ferrari Tribute to 1000 Miglia. arrived in the eternal city at 8pm where At the Castel Sant’Angelo a podium had been set up for the passing cars, welcomed by numerous spectators in front of the castle. Cars like the 599 GTB Fiorano, the F40 and the Testarossa triggered the enthusiasm for cars and engines one can find in Rome, accentuated by some lightning in the distance. The Ferrari catwalk led to St. Peter’s, centre of Christianity’s, on a way charged with history and significance.