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Celebrate the 80th anniversary of Ferrari in Boca Raton this winter

Nearly a century on display at the 36th Palm Beach Cavallino Classic at The Boca Raton

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Gearheads and luxury car enthusiasts will be descending on Florida on February 19th through the 21st as the Cavallino Classic looks to return to Southern Florida for another edition. A collection of some of the most iconic Ferraris from every era is expected to be on display for the three-day event meant to showcase a century of craftsmanship and artistry. Even better, the event has a little extra throttle this year as it celebrates the brand’s 80th anniversary.

We measure our programming by whether it gives Club members and resort guests something they cannot find anywhere else. Cavallino Classic does that. It is not only for collectors and enthusiasts. It is for anyone who appreciates rare craftsmanship and a weekend built around it – Daniel Hostettler, President & CEO of The Boca Raton

A weekend away with classic cars this winter

The three-day event begins on Friday with a scenic jaunt through the back roads of South Florida. That is followed by the Concorso d’Eleganza on Saturday, where you can decide which Ferrari is the brand’s prettiest offering from over the years. Finally, the festivities move to Mar-A-Lago for Sunday’s Classic & Sports Sunday. The perfect weekend getaway to escape the cold weather of the winter months.

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“The images of the latest Palm Beach edition are still vivid in our minds, a remarkable celebration of our 35thAnniversary featuring more than 300 extraordinary Ferraris,” said Luigi Orlandini, Chairman & CEO of Cavallino. “Yet our focus is already firmly set on the next chapter. We cannot wait to return to The Boca Raton and raise the bar even higher, while remaining true to our tradition: a complete devotion to celebrating the beauty, passion, elegance, and technical craftsmanship that only the Prancing Horse can express. In 2027 we will celebrate Ferrari’s 80thanniversary with another extraordinary showfield, a Concours d’Elegance unlike any other on the international stage.”

You can pick up tickets now here.

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