NEW $5.1M Ferrari 499P Modificata - Start up, Flyby & Close up
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Welcome back guys! Today I got for you some exclusive clips from the 2023 Ferrari Finali Mondiali @ Mugello Circuit!
It was an incredible event, filled with amazing supercars, hypercars and obviously F1 cars, but today's video is all about the new Ferrari 499P Modificata; the Le Mans Hypercar that you can actually buy and drive... if you have $5.1M (+ taxes) lying around and managed to get one of the only 33 slots available.
Ferrari already has a reputation for bringing its wealthiest, most valued customers right into the fold, but it’s just taken things up a notch with this; the 499P Modificata. Just revealed at Finali Mondiali, Ferrari’s annual bash in Mugello, it’s a track-only racecar heavily based on the 499P that won Le Mans earlier this year. Simply put, it’s a €5.1 million ticket (before tax) into one of Maranello’s most sophisticated racing programs.
From the outside at least, the 499P Modificata looks identical to the hypercar that won the Le Mans centenary in June, but Maranello’s engineers have tweaked a significant amount under the high-downforce bodywork. Their aim? To make it easier to maintain and more suited to the gentleman drivers lucky enough to get behind the wheel.
The Modificata uses a lightened version of the mid-rear mounted V6 found in the 296 GT3 race car, albeit with different engine mappings and electronic controllers. It’s mated to an F1-derived battery and a 200kW hybrid system that, significantly, doesn’t need to adhere to the ACO’s strict hypercar regulations.
While the racecar proper can only deploy its hybrid power beyond speeds of 190km/h (118mph) to achieve performance parity with LMDh cars, the Modificata can power the front axle from a standstill. That gives it increased traction and torque out of corners and a smoother power delivery.
After ‘unlocking’ the potential of the hybrid system, Ferrari engineers spent time calibrating the power delivery of both axles. And just like the race car, it can recover energy through braking.
Overall power is up to 858bhp, but the 499P Modificata has a further trick up its sleeve: a push to pass button - just like one you’d find in the F1 car - gives the driver a further 161bhp of power for seven seconds at a time.
The Modificata will run on bespoke Pirellis rather than the ACO-mandated Michelins of the race car. Featuring F1-derived tech, the key focus has again been on driveability and handling feedback - as well as a reduction in warm-up times and degradation. The ethos is simple: trade some peak performance for usable, predictable performance.
The suspension system has been overhauled too; the Modificata will still use a state-of-the-art pushrod solution but it’ll now be more drivable and predictable. After all, this isn’t designed to be a race car, but a taste of what a 2023 Hypercar can do.
Finally, the drivers’ seat has been widened to better accommodate the different, more varied body shapes of Ferrari’s prospective Sport Prototipi clients.
The 499P Modificata is the first chapter in Ferrari’s new Sport Prototipi Clienti program, and will run parallel to the F1 Clienti program. Throw in the Ferrari Challenge too, and there are now a few routes into the inner circles of the Scuderia - providing you have the cash.
The 499P Modificata experience can be yours for €5.1 million before tax, though that includes two years of proper track support: at Ferrari organised events, Modificata owners will have a track and team of mechanics at their disposal.
Each chassis will be made new and not adapted from any existing race or testing tubs, and Ferrari hasn’t put a number on how many it’ll sell. Expect lots of vetting though, the 499P Modificata - although not intended for competition - still uses technology from the race car, and Ferrari will be keen for it to remain a secret.
Enjoy the video! ;)
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What do you buy the billionaire who has everything? A Ferrari Le Mans race car of course. Take that Bugatti Bolide owners.
Ngl that would be a great race
In fact for this car the first requisite is to be a billionaire. When any other billionaires are gonna be in queue, then they are gonna open also to other people. When i first heard about this project 2 months ago there were already 6 billionaires ready to buy one of them. There are gonna be 30 in total.
Le Mans "WINNING" car.
"take that bolide owners"
bolide having twice as much power, costing 1 million euros less, reaches 500kph, is only 150kg heavier, you can keep the bolide at home if you want
@@mogelkaiser1876thats nice and all, but lacking 1 prerequisite: The Bolide is not based on a Le Mans winning racer
This will be the first time a customer car is faster than an actual racing car
McLaren 720GT3X was two years ago
@@Jester31101That and the 488 GT3 Modificata.
A lot of road car is actually faster than race car...in straight and pure power it is. Race car will be faster around the track, as they have more downforce and thus higher speed in turns.
@@kidpagronprimsank05 I mean around a track obviously
@@lovelehstuff y date cuenta de algo muy obvio, los autos de pista para clientes no están limitados por ningún reglameto 🤷♂️. Algo que los puramente de carrera si.
A Le Mans car for the public, faster than one too. I love it ❤❤
the best V6 note one modern ferrari cars
Comparing the regular 499P and the Modificata's specs, it seems like the 499P Modificata is more race car than its Le Mans counterpart.
It has:
- More aggressive aero than the 499P.
- Additional 90HP.
- It has a "Push-To-Pass" which adds another 160HP.
- Activating the front axle at low speed (the 499P was limited to speeds above 190 km/h in WEC) to have grip benefits from four-wheel drive.
- And as a flair, a more "road car" type livery.
- That and the car is apparently ROAD LEGAL!
I'm starting to think that Ferrari miscategorized which of the two 499P variants is the race and road legal one.
road legal? only for track afaik
Well that would be due to pesky rules of competition and such. Rules that are no longer weighing you down when you're a non competing rich guy buying a track day car lol
Otro que no se da cuenta que los autos para clientes no están limitados por reglamento y los puramente de carrera si, tan dificil se les hace saber eso.
imagined a Derestricted 919 Evo for clients
The 919 evo is literally just a derestricted 919
Babbo Natale , siccome sono stato molto buono quest'anno....
Beautiful 👌🏻
That's cool for the very view who can buy it. 😊
if this car was road legal I would go out for car spotting for the first time of my life
Looks like a red batmobile
Shields need to be bigger! 😃
Man, there ain't much cooler than this car.
Sarebbe bello vederla girare a scopo celebrativo per le strade di Firenze, sopra Ponte Vecchio, Agli Uffizzi al Duomo
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