Ferrari 296 Speciale Piloti Ferrari No. 51 2025 Red Yellow Looksmart 1:43
| Scale | 1:43 |
| Category | RACING CARS |
| Car brand | FERRARI |
| Car model | 296 |
| Material | RESIN |
| Event | SPECIALE PILOTI FERRARI 2025 |
| Notes | LIMITED EDITION |
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Ferrari unveiled the 296 Speciale Piloti Ferrari configuration on 13 June 2025, the eve of the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans at Circuit de la Sarthe — the same weekend Ferrari claimed its third consecutive outright victory. Looksmart's 1:43 resin model records that specific presentation specification: Giallo Modena graphics, WEC badge, Italian flag on the front bumper, and race number 51.
Ferrari 296 Speciale: 880 CV, Two Powertrains, One Chassis
The 296 Speciale is a mid-rear-engined PHEV berlinetta combining a 3.0-litre 120-degree twin-turbocharged V6 with an electric motor for a combined output of 880 CV. Dry weight stands at 1,410 kg, and Ferrari quotes 0–62 mph in 2.8 seconds with a 205 mph top speed. The Piloti Ferrari trim adds no mechanical changes — it is a Tailor Made visual and interior programme built on identical underpinnings, priced from approximately £500,000.
Number 51 and the Le Mans Connection
The number 51 on this road car is not an arbitrary graphic. It maps directly to the #51 Ferrari 499P LMH Hypercar of Alessandro Pier Guidi, James Calado, and Antonio Giovinazzi that won the 2023 24 Hours of Le Mans outright — Ferrari's first top-tier Le Mans victory in decades and the race's centenary year. The hand-painted WEC logo and Giallo Modena livery replicate the 499P's race graphics on a road car reserved exclusively for Ferrari client racing drivers: 296 Challenge competitors, XX programme participants, and factory-affiliated racers. The race number itself is customisable for each client.
Looksmart in 1:43 Resin
Looksmart renders the 296 Speciale Piloti Ferrari as a resin 1:43 scale model. Resin construction allows Looksmart to reproduce the complex aerodynamic surfaces of the Speciale — its revised front splitter, rear diffuser, and track-focused bodywork — with sharper edge definition than pressure-cast metal. The Giallo Modena livery graphics, the WEC badge, the Italian flag placement, and the #51 race number are all part of the depicted specification. No opening parts are present on this sealed one-piece body; surface and graphic accuracy carry the entire representational weight.
In the Display Cabinet
At 1:43, the model occupies roughly 10–11 cm of shelf length — a compact footprint suited to dense Ferrari collections. It pairs logically with 1:43 representations of the Ferrari 499P #51 (the 2023 Le Mans winner it visually references) and the Ferrari 296 GT3. Within a Tailor Made or Speciale sub-collection, it stands alongside the standard 296 Speciale and other PHEV Ferrari flagships such as the SF90 Stradale in the same scale. Its significance lies in marking a documented moment: the 2025 Le Mans reveal weekend and Ferrari's third consecutive endurance racing triumph.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the 1:43 scale model?
The exact overall length of the Ferrari 296 Speciale has not been officially published, so the model's precise centimetre length cannot be calculated with certainty. At 1:43 scale, a mid-engined berlinetta of this class typically measures between 10 and 11 cm — a footprint that fits comfortably on a standard collector shelf without a large display case.
Does the model have opening parts?
No. This is a sealed resin one-piece body with no opening doors, bonnet, or engine cover. All detail is concentrated on the exterior surfaces: the aerodynamic bodywork of the Speciale, the Giallo Modena livery graphics, the hand-painted WEC badge, the Italian flag on the front bumper, and the #51 race number.
Who is the Piloti Ferrari configuration intended for?
The full-size Piloti Ferrari 296 Speciale is restricted to Ferrari client racing drivers — participants in the 296 Challenge one-make series, XX programme drivers, Formula 1 drivers, and other competitive racers affiliated with Ferrari. It is not available to the general public, which gives both the real car and this model an additional layer of documented exclusivity.
What is the significance of race number 51 on this car?
Number 51 references the Ferrari 499P LMH Hypercar driven by Alessandro Pier Guidi, James Calado, and Antonio Giovinazzi that won the 2023 24 Hours of Le Mans outright — Ferrari's official return to top-tier endurance racing and the race's centenary year. On the road car, the race number is customisable per client; the launch car shown at the 2025 Le Mans eve presentation carried #51.