No.: 20030808 "Black
Bull" seems to be an extremely popular name for racing teams… even in
a ranking list for races featuring tuned mopeds
, there was a "Black Bull Racing"… so much for doing a quick search on the Internet ;-)
This model of the Ferrari from the Black Bull Swiss Racing Team—which is
the team name, not a sponsor—has a Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/Black-Bull-
(Racing-149436688439972/) featuring many photos, video clips, and comments. It’s definitely worth checking out
and quite informative.
The design of the Ferrari 488 GT3 from Black Bull Swiss Racing is very well chosen.
The silver and black base elements are accentuated by the orange stripe along the sides and the white bull emblems on the hood and side panels, creating—in my opinion
u.a. —a very cohesive race car design. This particular model was. successfully raced in the Italian GT Championship. Black Bull secured victories at Monza, Imola, Vallelunga, and Mugello in the Super GT3 Pro class with driver Stefano GAI, who finished third in the 2017 drivers’ standings.
The model itself is flawlessly crafted. Nothing sticks, rubs, or sits crooked… just as has been the case lately. The Ferrari is definitely competitive—a potential winner… depending on the driver behind the wheel ;-)
See
you later, joergW
P.S.
Just a quick note on the slight confusion surrounding GT3 and GTE. GTE is the continuation of the GT2 class
. The designation is
used, among others, by the French automobile club ACOand therefore also appears in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The FIA does not currently organize
any GT2 races. The Ferrari 488 GT and 458 GT are
entered in the GT2 (GTE) and GT3 series—
depending on the racing series and organizer—partly with modifications and partlywithout homologation,but with special exemptions… I think that for the racetrack in our hobby room
, we simply enjoydetailed, beautiful cars that enrich the GT field.
