Ferrari constantly touts the FXX program as a major link with its customers, so with Schumie at the helm of his 'black beauty' maybe we’ll be getting some racing slicks and a pit crew for when ...

“Unfettered by homologation and racing regulations.” That’s how Ferrari describes the FXX K, its new and extreme track-tuned take on the LaFerrari hypercar. There is a certain arrogance in ...

You might remember us saying that Ben Sloss – Google Executive – bought a yellow FXX ... re talking about Ferrari’s top-of-the-line hybrid V12 racer here, not a 458 in racing guise.

The Ferrari FXX Evolution is the ultimate track car ... the car barks with every touch of the throttle and pulsates with racing tech and latent power. This is no longer an everyday supercar ...

If you're wondering why all these electronic bits are featured so heavily in the FXX K, it's because it is fundamentally not a race car, but part of what Ferrari calls a "Client-Test Driver ...

When it comes to Ferrari’s vaguely LaFerrari–based FXX K, the 1036-hp track-only living ... and because it’ll never compete in a real racing series, it needn’t conform to any regulations ...

Though it’s not a racing program, this system also allows Ferrari to garner data about its cars’ performance for use in future models. The FXX K starts tearing up tracks worldwide in 2015.

The Bologna Motor Show features the first public showing of the Ferrari FXX, the Ferrari Enzo track car. Performance? How about 800 hp, custom Bridgestone racing slicks, a full telemetry and data ...

Ferrari has unveiled ... as the original 2005 FXX, which was based on the Enzo. That means lots of aero tweaks, more power, and not a hint of conformity with any major racing homologation ...

That didn't take long: The LaFerrari's reign as top purebred in the Ferrari stable is over. If it's any consolation, the usurper -- the super-hyper-giga-extreme Ferrari FXX K -- will be even more ...