Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge

The Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge was unveiled on July 4th, 1999 by Michael Schumacher at the Nürburgring Circuit. The Challenge version of the Ferrari 360 Modena has been created to give those Ferrari customers who like to take to the race track a strong racing and performance package. In 2000, the Ferrari Challenge Pirelli Trophy, a championship fought out around the world and which dates back to 1993, has seen the Ferrari F355 joined by the 360, the two cars compete in different classes.

The Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge went into production at Maranello at the end of 1999 and the first production run included a limited number of cars exclusively for drivers registered for the Challenge.

Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge Technical Specification

• 8 cylinder 90 degree V engine, 3586 cc, 400 ps
• F1 style gear change
• Minimum weight, ready to run without fuel: 1,170 kg (150 kg less than the Ferrari F355 Challenge)
• Digital instrument panel by Magneti Marelli with data acquisition system
• Aeronautic standard fuel cell to FIA standards with a 100 litre capacity and two quick-fillers
• Automatic fire extinguisher system
• Racing seat with six point harness
• FIA standard roll over bar
• Pirelli P Zero Slick tyres
• Shell oil and lubricants
• BBS wheel rims