Lewis Hamilton Says He Wants to Design a Stick-Shift Ferrari Inspired by the F40
Ferrari recently revealed its latest anniversary special hypercar, a continuation of the line that started with the F40. That model, the F80, shares very little with the manual F40. It's more focused on cutting-edge performance, complete with over 1100 hp from a combination of a twin-turbo V-6 and three electric motors.
Lewis Hamilton wants to build a ‘Ferrari F44’ with a stick shift
It’s no secret that the F40 is Hamilton’s favorite supercar—it’s everyone’s favorite supercar. Gerhard Berger, who drove for Ferrari back in 1987, said it was “very easy to drive…if you are experienced with racing cars.” One suspects Hamilton rather is, at least ones with skid blocks within regulations.
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