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The Prancing Horse automaker is always keeping the headlines somehow. Just recently, we heard the hilarious rumor – confirmed by Adam Driver himself – that for insurance purposes, he didn't get the chance to drive the Ferrari cars depicted in the Michael Mann biopic 'Ferrari.
This is the director's first movie in eight years after the resounding Blackhat cyber thriller flop, and now he's got a star-studded cast to make sure everything goes right - Adam Driver plays Enzo Ferrari, and Penelope Cruz is his wife. There are also significant co-stars like Patrick Dempsey and Shailene Woodley – as it turns out, the former was allowed to drive Ferraris because he's a racecar driver and (Adam) Driver is not!
Can you see the hilarity in having a name like Driver, being a method actor who is like a chameleon in his roles, taking the part of Enzo Ferrari – and not being allowed by insurers to drive the epoch's Ferraris (the film is set in 1957)? If that were Tom Cruise, he would have probably asked around, ' Can we get other insurers?' Anyway, the biopic premiered to rave reviews at the 2023 Venice Film Festival and wants a shot at the prestigious Golden Lion award, so we have high expectations for its Christmas Day 2023 launch.
Well, that's in the future, right? And so is the SF90 Stradale replacement that was spied testing – as a mule based on the current supercar – for the first time in public. But, as always, the imaginative realm of digital car content creators is always a step or two ahead. So, here's Giorgi Tedoradze, the Georgia-based industrial designer better known as tedoradze.giorgi on social media, who has recently envisioned some Ferrari and Porsche sports cars that could give the all-new 1,001-hp V12 hybrid Lambo Revuelto a run for its supercar money.
Since the Sant'Agata Bolognese thoroughbred is a V12-powered plug-in hybrid monster that offers more power than a Bugatti Veyron EB 16.4 hypercar did back in 2005, the responses from its rivals need to be on par with the times. As such, the pixel master created a 2027 Porsche 970e as an all-electric heir to the 918 Spyder PHEV supercar. Sure, some detractors might think this more of a McLaren-like attempt, but as always – beauty is only in the eye of the beholder.
Secondly, he also gave it a Ferrari competitor – the Daytona SP3. But that was not all, as the author probably next thought that a new 'holy' supercar trinity needs to be established – at least across the parallel universes of car CGI. As such, the final contender for the virtual title is the 2027 Ferrari Positano – a model that could very well act as the hypothetical successor for the Ferrari SF90 Stradale.
Can you see the hilarity in having a name like Driver, being a method actor who is like a chameleon in his roles, taking the part of Enzo Ferrari – and not being allowed by insurers to drive the epoch's Ferraris (the film is set in 1957)? If that were Tom Cruise, he would have probably asked around, ' Can we get other insurers?' Anyway, the biopic premiered to rave reviews at the 2023 Venice Film Festival and wants a shot at the prestigious Golden Lion award, so we have high expectations for its Christmas Day 2023 launch.
Well, that's in the future, right? And so is the SF90 Stradale replacement that was spied testing – as a mule based on the current supercar – for the first time in public. But, as always, the imaginative realm of digital car content creators is always a step or two ahead. So, here's Giorgi Tedoradze, the Georgia-based industrial designer better known as tedoradze.giorgi on social media, who has recently envisioned some Ferrari and Porsche sports cars that could give the all-new 1,001-hp V12 hybrid Lambo Revuelto a run for its supercar money.
Since the Sant'Agata Bolognese thoroughbred is a V12-powered plug-in hybrid monster that offers more power than a Bugatti Veyron EB 16.4 hypercar did back in 2005, the responses from its rivals need to be on par with the times. As such, the pixel master created a 2027 Porsche 970e as an all-electric heir to the 918 Spyder PHEV supercar. Sure, some detractors might think this more of a McLaren-like attempt, but as always – beauty is only in the eye of the beholder.
Secondly, he also gave it a Ferrari competitor – the Daytona SP3. But that was not all, as the author probably next thought that a new 'holy' supercar trinity needs to be established – at least across the parallel universes of car CGI. As such, the final contender for the virtual title is the 2027 Ferrari Positano – a model that could very well act as the hypothetical successor for the Ferrari SF90 Stradale.
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