Here there are no garage queens: look at how this Ferrari Monza SP2 slides across the snow

Javier López    @jlopezbryan96    30 December 2019     2 min.
Here there are no garage queens: look at how this Ferrari Monza SP2 slides across the snow

No cars gathering dust in a garage here: this Ferrari Monza SP2 has become a full-on drifting machine thanks to its owner and a snowy road

Ferrari Monza Sp2 Drift 1

Many motoring enthusiasts criticise those who, despite having dream cars in their collection, keep them locked away in their garages to speculate on their price and prevent them from covering many kilometres. Well, today we bring you a video that will ease your suffering, since the owner of this Ferrari Monza SP2, one of the most exclusive models from the Italian firm, did not hesitate for a second to head out onto the road as soon as he saw the spectacular snowfall that was on its way.

And the thing is, PowerslideLover is not only the owner of this exquisite creation from the house of the Prancing Horse, but also the creator of an Instagram page where he shows how he drifts with all of his machines. From a Rolls-Royce Dawn to the aforementioned Ferrari Monza SP2, they all come together through this skilled instagrammer, who has already earned the respect of many.

It would not be unreasonable to treat the Monza SP2 with care, especially considering that only 200 units exist worldwide, but the protagonist we are concerned with today knows how to make the most of the hidden potential of this exclusive supercar. And the thing is, the Ferrari Monza SP2 is not only eye-catching for its barchetta-style design that evokes the most emblematic models of the Italian house, but also for having a mechanical layout worthy of the brand that houses it.

Ferrari Monza Sp2 Drift 2

The engineers at Ferrari decided to draw on the 812 Superfast to bring this very special offspring to life. On that basis, both the Monza SP1 and the SP2 (whose difference lies in the number of seats they feature) use a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 capable of producing 810 CV and 719 Nm of torque, figures which, combined with a weight of 1,520 kilos, allow the supercar to reach 0 to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds.

But when you have such power sent exclusively to the rear axle and a road covered in snow ahead of you, you can only think of one thing: drifting. This is exactly the approach that PowerslideLover took, and without a second thought, he decided to enjoy these cold holidays like never before.

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Without a doubt, this Ferrari SP2 will be one of the 200 existing examples being enjoyed the most, since, in addition to tackling snowy roads, it is also a regular visitor to mountain roads and some of the most emblematic circuits in the world.


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