Ferrari Monza SP1 and SP2 Leak Ahead of Reveal

The new Ferrari Monza SP1 and Monza SP2 special editions have leaked ahead of their official unveiling.

The Italian automaker held a private viewing party for the two new 812 Superfast-based special edition supercars last night and some images have now surfaced from the exclusive event. The slightly grainy images give us a good idea of what the open-top, front engine SP1 and SP2 will look like, although we’re eagerly awaiting the official announcement from Ferrari so we can get an even better look.

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Side profile of the SP1 Ferrari hosted a private viewing of the #MonzaSP1 and #MonzaSP2 earlier today. The car is said to be limited (not confirmed) to 200 units, has a full carbon body and aluminum chassis. The car is inspired by the 250 Testarossa, based on the Ferrari 812 SuperFast and appears to be somewhat similar to the F12 TRS. Ferrari displayed a silver/yellow example #SP1with a brown leather interior and a black example with red details #SP2. #Ferrari #Monza #FerrariMonza #SP1#Maranello #Liveupload

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Red is the color of life. And this is my last job wich represents everything I feel every time: passion, courage, vitality, seduction and charisma. #ferrari #SP1 #SP2 #V12 #atelierferrari #claymodelling #designerstylist #taylormade #disarmingbeauty

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The SP1 is a single-seater, while the SP2 has room for two occupants. The two cars will allegedly be limited to just 100 units each and will be offered to Ferrari’s most loyal customers. They will feature the same 6.5-liter V12 and seven-speed transmission as the 812 Superfast, however it’s not clear if output will remain at 789 hp. The engine propels the 812 Superfast from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.9s and on to a top speed of 211 mph, but it’s not clear how fast the SP1 and SP2 are. We imagine that’s beside the point anyway – these retro-inspired special editions are more focused on driving pleasure than outright speed.

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We’ll have full details on the Ferrari SP1 Monza and SP2 Monza when they make their official debut, but for now, check out the leaked images here.

Photo via @Ferrari.Icona on Instagram.

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