You can now get your Ferrari painted in Rosso F1-75 Opaco

Want that winning Ferrari red colour from the F1-75 Formula 1 2022 spec single seat challenger? Ferrari are now offering it as a colour option on their new road cars and have teased how the satin finish of Rosso F1-75 Opaco looks on the SF90 Stradale.

Rosso F1-75 Opaco

The 2022 spec Ferrari single seater competing in Formula 1.

The Scuderia is the most successful Formula 1 team of all time, with 16 Constructors Championships and 15 Drivers’ Championships on their tally. The 2022 season intended on ushering a new era of competitiveness and Ferrari is one of two teams who seems to have gotten the Formula right from the onset. Commencing with a win in Bahrain and closing the double header off in Saudi Arabia with two double podiums, they have enjoyed an almost perfect start to the season.

Ferrari are now attempting to translate the stellar on-track performances with their range of commercial models. The road going division are now offering the same hue of red that adorns the single seaters of young talents Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. race on race weekends on the brand’s entire range of models. 

Rosso F1-75 Opaco

Rosso F1-75 Opaco specced on a F8 Spider.

The bespoke Rosso F1-75 Opaco wont shimmer in the sunlight like glossy-licks of paint do since it has a satin finish to it instead but it will portray a shade of red that has reinvigorated the Scuderia and Tifosi alike. 

The satin red can be previewed on the Ferrari configurator along with five special colours that have been introduced as part of its Cavalcade series. The unique colours draw inspiration from the vibrant shades on display during the annual drive for owners through Italy and are aptly named in accordance with where they are from. This includes Argento Siracusa, Bianco Courmayeur, Verde Volterra, Blu Capri and Rosso Taormina.

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