1967MotorsportVERIFIED

Ferrari Answers at Daytona with a 1–2–3 Finish

4–5 February 1967

Ferrari opened the 1967 international sports-car season with a 1–2–3 finish at the 24 Hours of Daytona. A 330 P3/P4 driven by Lorenzo Bandini and Chris Amon led home a 330 P4 and a NART-entered 412 P, with the three cars crossing the line in formation.

Ferrari 330 P4 sports prototype from 1967.

Marty B from United States of America — Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 2.0

Ferrari 330 P4 from 1967, the prototype generation central to Ferrari’s 1–2–3 finish at Daytona. · Marty B from United States of America — Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 2.0

Automotive significance

The finish became one of Ferrari’s most recognisable racing images because of its context. Ford had ended Ferrari’s Le Mans streak the previous year; Daytona was Ford’s home territory and an important round of the manufacturers’ championship. Ferrari’s management instructed the leading cars to group together for the finish, turning the result into a deliberate visual statement. The later 365 GTB4 would acquire the unofficial ‘Daytona’ nickname in reference to this result, linking a racing photograph to one of Ferrari’s best-known road-car names.

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