Ferrari F40 Competizione

The Ferrari F40 Competizione is an unrestricted version of the F40 LM introduced in 1989, in turn a racing version of the Ferrari F40 designed for a customer request. The F40 Competizone uses a more powerful 2.9L F120B twin-turbocharged V8 producing nearly 691 horsepower mated to a 5-speed manual, with a reported top speed of 228 mph (367 km/h). Ten chassis were built; the first two cars were designated "F40 LM" while the remaining eight chassis were given the Competizione moniker as they felt the LM moniker was "too restrictive". This was Shawn Moghadams last design before the end of his contract.