Ferrari shakes down the LMDH vehicle, which will return to the World Endurance Championship as a factory for the first time in 50 years, on Fiorano’s test track in 2023.
In a social media spy shot, longtime Ferrari driver Alessandro Pierre Guidi holds the steering wheel of a new camouflaged hypercar.
The four-wheel drive LMDh prototype completed a series of in-laps and out-laps by Alessandro Pierre Guidi in the morning. It is expected to continue running for the rest of the time.
Ferrari also released the first official image of the car. The car reflected on the window is displayed.
Antonello Colletta, Ferrari’s sports car boss, described the car’s “Unveil” as follows:
“It’s a very exciting moment that both the people involved in this project and Ferrari fans have been waiting for,” said Antonello Colletta of the Head of Ferrari Attività Sportive GT.
“Being exposed to the results of months of work, planning and simulation gives us new energy and motivation. We are proud of what we have achieved and are testing. LMH’s masking hides the car’s volume and styling, but I think it’s definitely recognizable as a Ferrari. “
The road to return to the top class of the World Endurance Championship, which culminates in the 100th anniversary edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, is focused on the official Ferrari Competizioni GT drivers. Continue the development program.
The spy shot shows that Ferrari uses a rulebook that allows it to style the input to the car with a unique rear wing setup.
A Ferrari spokesman confirmed that Alessandro Pierre Guidi was the first to drive a new car and brief details of the rollout.
“This program was the standard for shakedowns. After one lap, I went back to the box to check everything.”
“Cars were more often in the box than on the circuit, which is quite normal in the first test.”
He revealed that the test will move to the appropriate race circuit this month.
“This month we are launching a very intensive development program. It’s logistically easy, so I’m going to visit many tracks in Europe.”
Ferrari has announced that the initial testing of LMH will be conducted by members of existing GT rosters, including James Calado, Nicklas Nielsen and Antonio Fuoco.
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