The Ferrari FXX-K Evo is a force of nature, a track-only hypercar built by the legendary Italian automaker. Designed by the talented team at Centro Stile Ferrari and based on the LaFerrari ...

Ferrari says the upgrades ... Producing 640kg of downforce at 124mph, the EVO package represents an increase of 23 per cent compared to the standard FXX-K and 75 per cent on the LeFerrari road ...

A man pushed his Ferrari to maximum speed, causing one of the vehicle’s tires to explode and resulting in a head-on collision that left the car in very bad shape.

Ferrari’s track only ... the LaFerrari FXX K is on that level, honestly. For this reason, it would be very difficult to develop an FXX K Evo.' That’s why an FXX K Evoluzione would focus ...

The production number for the FXX is also much lower, only seeing 30 models produced, which is the same number as the 2015 Ferrari FXX K which is based ... Ferrari 288 GTO Evo took what the ...

A crash in a city centre where a Ferrari driver lost control in a 20mph (33 km/h) zone and hit a bike rack and a concrete planter is being reviewed by police. The sports car was seen on CCTV ...

This Ferrari FXX-K Evo is not your typical model. This is the very scale model used by Ferrari for wind tunnel testing the limited-run, track-only hypercar. RM Sotheby's estimates the shapely ...

Ever since Ferrari revealed the latest evolution of its flagship hypercar ... more as the Prancing Horse marque has revealed the new FXX K. The what-letters-now, you ask? FXX K.

Inside, the Ferrari 488 Challenge EVO features a new steering wheel inspired by that fitted to the La-Ferrari-derived, track-only FXX-K EVO. In response to customer feedback, Ferrari has also ...

On February 3, RM Sotheby's will auction the rebuilt 2004 Ferrari Enzo that Stefan Eriksson sliced in half in a high-speed crash ... Concessionaires in the U.K. on 12 February 2004.

Its success was marked by several factors ranging from the emergence of gaming platforms to technological evolution ... that it is a K.O. since the adrenaline from the crash games’ experience ...