Adriano Raeli, an independent designer, has imagined a virtual successor to Ferrari LaFerrari.
Adriano Raeli, an independent designer, has imagined a virtual successor for the Ferrari LaFerrari. The F80 is the name of the flagship supercar. It is described by its creator, as a street-legal F1 car.
Raeli suggests that the car could be powered with a twin-turbo V8 unit of 900 PS (662kW), and a 300 PS (220kW) K.E.R.S. system. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h (0-60 mph) should take less than 2 seconds. The top speed is 500 km/h (315 mph). The F80 project features two asymmetrically-placed seats and weights only 800 kg (1763 lbs).
Raeli has already identified a buyer for his supercar. According to Raeli, this is Nick Mason from Pink Floyd, a Ferrari collector and a “unparalleled personality”.