The Ferrari Cavalcade is an annual gathering of Ferrari enthusiasts, offering owners the opportunity to drive their prized possessions through breathtaking locations. This year’s event took place in the stunning region of Veneto, Italy, with participants traversing the tranquil and picturesque roads of Passo D’Aune.
Two Daytona SP3 and a LaFerrari in between
A gathering of Ferrari Daytona SP3
Two LaFerrari in yellow and green, followed by a red Daytona SP3
Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta also made an appearance
The event attracted over 120 Ferrari cars, with almost 10 of them being the limited-edition Daytona SP3 and LaFerrari, both in coupe and convertible forms. It’s a rare sight to behold so many of these exclusive vehicles in one place, alongside a strong showing of the Ferrari 812 Competizione. The turnout for this year’s Cavalcade was impressive, but unfortunately, not everything went according to plan.
During the journey, several Ferrari cars encountered issues, ranging from fires to accidents. One of the most notable incidents involved a LaFerrari hypercar sustaining damage to its front and rear after a collision with another vehicle, although the damage was not severe. Additionally, a Ferrari 296 GTB unexpectedly caught fire from the engine compartment, and two other Ferraris, a 296 and an SF90, sustained heavy damage in separate accidents.
The Ferrari Cavalcade 2024 concluded on a somber note, with the unfortunate incidents leaving a sense of disappointment among participants and enthusiasts alike.
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