If you own a Ferrari, and want to let loose on a race track, this event may be for you.

On Thursday, April 22, 2021, the Cavallino Classic will feature the “Ferrari’s in Motion Challenge” at the Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR) from 9am to 4am.

At this event, wealth Ferrari owners can blow out the cob webs on some beautiful multimillion dollar vintage Ferrari’s.

Ferrari owners will able to push their cars  limits and accelerate, brake, pass, and turn without fear of adding points to their record.

The PBIR raceway is a nationally sanctioned car racing track located just 40 minutes West of the Cavallino Classic that takes place in Palm Beach, on April 24th, where some of the track Ferrari’s will be on display.

And PBIR is no joke! The raceway is a nationally sanctioned 2-mile long race track with wildly long straightaways, multiple evelations, numerous looping turns, and a full pit crew.

But this race it’s for your average race car driver. Its specifically geared to Ferrari owners that can afford to chance racing a multi million dollar collectable car.

A matter of fact,  It’s more like a racing an event that was created for “The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” with Robin Leach.

So, what does it take to participate in the race?

Let’s start with showing up with a rare vintage Ferrari GT (renters not accepted). Next there is a a heafty admission costs that must be paid up front.

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But before they will take your money, you must receive a  special invitation from the Cavallino Ferrari Concouse Car Event.

And lastly, you must have the willingness to gain some wear and tear on your multi million dollar Modena made investment, and maybe even add a ding or two.

Cars racing at the event are limited to models: Ferrari 348, Ferrari 355,  Ferrari 360, Ferrari 430, Ferrari 458, Ferrari 488.

And for this event, you must own one, not just rent one.

To participate in the race you must have a Single Patron Package pass. The Pass costs $3,500 which includes access to the track and a four-day pass for all the events at the Palm Beach Ferrari Concous (Cavallino Classic).

Beyond the Thursady race, with a four day pass, you will be able to experience all of the Cavallino Classic Ferrari events. They include the Ferrari GT Challange on the PBIR Race Track on Thursday (April 22), The Grand Tour of Palm Beach on Friday (April 23), The Ferrari Concorso d’Eleganza car show on Saturday (April 24), and Classic Sports Sunday (April 25, 2021).

Most all activities and event days include breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There will be a lot of palm pressing and socializing at all the events and an opportunity to meet other Ferrari car collectors and enthusiasts.

The PBIR Racetrack is located at:
17047 Bee Line Hwy
Jupiter, FL 33478

General Admission: $30 (race spectators)

Time Open: 9:00am to 4:00pm.

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Also, if you want to participate in the racing event and Thursday, you must have an older Ferrari GT. Models that will be racing this year are the Ferrari 348, Ferrari 355,  Ferrari 360, Ferrari 430, Ferrari 458, Ferrari 488.

The race will be split into 3 driving groups and have limitations on both speed and safety. For instance, the Ferrari GT Group, which is the fastest group, is limited to a maximum speed of 90 mph and requires helmets, seatbelts, and professional inspection of the vehicle.  Additionally, the paddock is available for special purposes and transportation vehicles.

Afterward, there will be a catered lunch included for registered drivers and also restrooms and food service for the general public.

The good news is, even if you cant’ participate in the race, you can pay $30 admission on Thursday, April, 22. and watch from the grandstands.

Ferrari GT Challenge at the PBIR is an event included with the Cavallino Classic and The Palm Beach Breakers Resort.

Enjoy this opportunity to drive your Ferrari over the speed limit, put you peddle to the meddle without fear of a ticket.