It was the second 250 GTO constructed, and before being shipped to Luigi Chinetti in New York, it was used for development testing by Ferrari at Monza in early March 1962. On March 24, 1962, the Ferrari was entered into the 12 Hours of Sebring, driven by Phil Hill and Olivier Gendebien. There it became both the first 250 GTO raced and the first
Ferrari 250 GTO Development. At the time of development, general manager Girolamo Gardini was worried about the E-Type launch in 1961 and the linage of successful Jaguar prototypes that came before it. 2 For the 1962 Manufacturer’s Championship, focus was switched from sports prototypes to GT cars and Ferrari was motivated to further develop their 250 GT as much as the rules would allow.
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ferrari 250 gto price 1962
