Ferrari 360 Challenge 2002

The 2002 Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge is a pure race car, developed for the Ferrari Challenge racing class and built to push performance to the limit. Whereas the standard 360 Modena was already an impressive sports car, the Challenge version was modified specifically for the track, with weight-saving measures, a stiffer suspension and sharper tuning. This model embodies Ferrari's philosophy: speed, precision and an unfiltered driving experience.

Under the hood lies the same atmospheric 3.6-liter V8 as in the street version, but in the Challenge version it was sharpened even further. With 400 hp, eager throttle response and a roaring exhaust sound, the 360 Challenge leaves no doubt about its origins. The sequential F1 transmission ensures lightning-fast shifts, while the lighter weight and race-spec tuning make it even more agile than its street car counterpart. With a roll bar, four-point harnesses and plastic windows, this Ferrari is built for one purpose: to dominate the track.

This particular example has not only the right technical upgrades, but also an impressive history. Decked out in black with Sparco racing seats, BBS rims with half-slicks, a carbon rear wing and a Momo steering wheel, it exudes pure motorsport. Moreover, this 360 Challenge has made its mark in motorsport, with an award-winning career within the English GT Cup. In 2010, driver Marco Pullen managed to win the overall championship with this Ferrari - a testament to its competitive potential and reliability at the highest level.

The Ferrari 360 Challenge marked an important step in the evolution of Ferrari's customer-oriented racing programs. It succeeded the F355 Challenge and brought even more Formula 1 technology to private teams and gentlemen drivers. The all-aluminum chassis, improved aerodynamics and refined suspension made the car not only faster, but also more manageable at the limit. This model was one of the first Ferraris to truly benefit from the brand's experience in Formula 1 with its sequential shifting system.

While many racing cars fall into oblivion after their active careers, the 360 Challenge remains a beloved model among collectors and track enthusiasts. Thanks to its robust engineering and timeless Pininfarina design, it is a Ferrari that still impresses, both in the pits and on the track. For those looking for a pure and unadulterated racing experience, a 360 Challenge is one of the most direct and exciting ways to experience Ferrari DNA.

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