South Africa Hosts Ferrari Day

Sep. 01, 2013 10:00 AM ET by Adam Lynton Supercars / 118 Comments

A stable of Prancing Horses gathered in Jo'Berg for the country's largest supercar meet of the year.

South Africa's biggest supercar event was recently held at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in the capital city Johannesburg. The annual SEFAC (Southern Equatorial Ferrari Automobile Club) Ferrari Day attracted over 150 Prancing Horses from across the country, including a very special 250 GTM – one of 40 in the world in Sir Stirling Moss spec, an F40, F50, 599 GTB Novitec, Dino 550 Barchetta, F430 and the F12 Berlinetta. Hat tip to Divio Photography for the pics.

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