LEAKED: Say Hello To The Ferrari SF90 Le Mans

According to the mysterious Instagram account sf90lm, the upcoming track-focused special edition of the Ferrari SF90 Stradale will be called the SF90 Le Mans, or SF90 LM. The account, which has been posting camouflage pictures of the vehicle for a few weeks now, recently posted a picture of the sports car uncovered in the Ferrari factory.

The car, painted in typical Rosso Corsa red, is being worked on with its hood up. In the background, you can see a Purosangue super SUV as well, adding credence to the claim this was taken in the company's factory in Maranello. Is this a brazen Ferrari employee trying to cash in on some internet points or a discreet marketing effort being pushed by the company? You decide.

The page asserts that "Ferrari's next hot V8" will be unveiled in June, with 699 coupes and 399 convertibles planned. Australian website Drive.com posted earlier today that 799 coupes and 499 convertibles were planned, making us wonder if the account changed the numbers at some point.

As for the car, we first saw it uncovered a week ago, but this new image reveals some interesting new details. The biggest is the long, slim taillight we originally saw on one of the test cars that looks to have made it to production. Gone are the four iconic round taillights, replaced by something that looks pulled from a Bugatti Chiron.

All of the ducts and vents are on full display on the hood, roof, and rear quarters, and it's impossible to miss that massive, fixed rear wing. The wheels, wearing what we believe are Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, have kept the wicked-looking, five-spoke design that will definitely help pull hot air away from the massive brakes.