BBR Ferrari 275 GTB Tour de France 1969 | 1:18

The Automobile Tour de France was a demanding stage race on the public roads of France, which left a deep mark on European motorsport history. First held in 1899, the event was launched by the Automobile Club de France and, in its early years, was organised by the Parisian daily newspaper Le Matin. The premiere edition was won by René de Knyff at the wheel of a historic Panhard et Levassor.

This historic circuit enjoyed its absolute heyday in the following decades, when top drivers competed against each other in the most powerful and advanced sports cars of their era. Right up to the last official event in 1986, the competition challenged both man and machine at the highest technical level. This model documents its use in racing history at the Tour de France in 1969. It impresses with an exact, true-to-detail reproduction of the bodywork and an authentic representation of all vehicle-specific features of this long-distance classic.