Ferrari’s road cars aside, there was also plenty of action from Scuderia Ferrari’s single-seaters and their drivers. Spanish Formula One driver Pedro de la Rosa, now an official Ferrari development driver, drove up Goodwood’s famous hill climb in the F60, Ferrari’s F1 car from the 2009 season, while current F1 star Kimi Räikkönen also made a special appearance. The Finn was there to celebrate the 50th anniversary of John Surtees’ F1 World Championship—the two drivers drove the cars in which they won their World Championships: Surtees in his 1964 158 F1 and Räikkönen in his F2007.
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