The Ferrari LMH completed its first laps at Fiorano

That's it, the Ferrari LMH has completed its first laps of the circuit at Fiorano. On the Scuderia's home track, the most anticipated hypercar was revealed a little more. Although the firm of Maranello had already presented a first visual to the 24 Hours of Le Mans. But the fans were left wanting more. So this time, Ferrari has decided to show its latest project a little more. 

The car still remains mysterious, the camouflage livery is still present and we only see it in the reflection of a window. These new visuals as well as the first laps of the wheel at Fiorano mark a new step towards the return of the Reds to the premier category after 50 years of absence. 

The new visual of the Ferrari hypercar. ©Ferrari

« This is a very exciting moment, eagerly awaited both by the people who worked on this project and by Ferrari fans, explains Antonello Coletta, head of Ferrari Attività Sportive GT. Being able to touch the results of many months of work, planning and simulations gives us new energy and motivation. We're proud of what we've achieved, and although the LMH's camouflage livery during testing masks the car's bulk and style, I think it's undeniably recognizable as a Ferrari. »

The Ferrari hypercar development program therefore continues in Italy with the official Ferrari Competizioni GT drivers. There are still some shadows on the board, but within the Scuderia everyone is working to enable the Scuderia to be launched in the best conditions for the first round of the WEC in 2023 and especially the centenary edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

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