Ferrari’s display represents the evolution of the Prancing Horse from its debut in motor racing to today’s GT cars, with a car from each of the company’s six decades.

The 1950s are represented by a 250 Testa Rossa, one of the most successful Ferrari cars in the manufacturer’s history, winning the 12 Hours of Sebring, the 1,000 kms in Buenos Aires and the 24 Hours of Le Mans all in the same year, 1958.

The 1960s are symbolised by a 250 GTO, one of Enzo Ferrari’s most impressive achievements, combining the charisma of a grand tourer and performance of a sports racer.

The Daytona is a symbol of the 1970s, whose design signalled a step into the modern era.

The F40 was designed to celebrate the company’s 40th anniversary in 1987, a car with F1 technology and blistering performance.

No other model than the F50 could represent the 1990s decade, when Ferrari turned 50. Unveiled at the 1995 Geneva Motor Show, it demonstrated the latest technological achievements of the Italian car manufacturer, including composite construction for a road car.

The Enzo, which was named in honour of the company’s founder, will also be on display. The Enzo set a new benchmark for the development of engineering solutions and demonstrated the synergies between F1 and GT cars.

In addition to the display in the Stable Yard, a 599 GTB Fiorano will be driven up the hill in the Super Car Run by Ferrari GB Motorsport Director Enrico Bertaggia, as well as a 612 Scaglietti HGTS in a one-off Police livery. This 612 led the UK leg of the epic relay tour organised by Ferrari to celebrate the company’s 60th Anniversary and will be driven for this special occasion at Goodwood by a member of the Sussex Police Force. Both cars will be located in the centre of the historical display to represent Ferrari’s modern day range.

The Relay Baton, symbolising the 60th Anniversary Tour, will also be on display, together with a separate gallery of the 60 images which are enamelled on it, representing, one for each year, the most important drivers, events and people in Ferrari’s history. The Tour which started in Abu Dhabi in January will end in Maranello next weekend, the same weekend as the Festival of Speed.

Ferrari’s presence at the Goodwood Festival of Speed is part of the company’s 60th Anniversary celebrations which saw the Prancing Horse beat the Guinness World Record for the ‘Largest Parade of Ferrari Cars’ at Silverstone, with a parade of 385 Ferrari cars, more than triple the previous record, during the Ferrari Racing Days on 9th June, 2007. With road and race cars from every decade of the Prancing Horse’s proud and unique heritage, Ferrari owners from the UK and all over the world joined together to provide a spectacle to celebrate Ferrari’s 60th Anniversary and the Ferrari Owners Club GB’s 40th Anniversary.