BBR Ferrari 275 P-64 No. 21 24h Le Mans 1964 Parkes-Scarfiotti – Red | 1:18

The Ferrari 275 P-64, bearing the race number 21, was a factory-entered sports prototype that Scuderia Ferrari fielded in the 1964 24 Hours of Le Mans. The driving duties were shared by drivers Mike Parkes and Ludovico Scarfiotti. Powered by a longitudinally mounted 3.3-litre V12 mid-engine, the car featured an open, lightweight bodywork specifically engineered for the demands of endurance racing. Finished in authentic Rosso Corsa, this chassis was one of the three Ferrari 275 Ps entered in this race.

Although the car's technical potential was clearly evident during the practice sessions, sporting success remained elusive. Mid-race, a sudden oil pump failure led to a critical drop in engine oil pressure, forcing the team into an premature retirement. The model precisely documents the historical specification of this endurance classic.