Ferrari ‘Competition' vs ‘Touring' - Part 1: 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona 'Competition'

It's Ferrari Day at Phillip Island Racetrack and 'gentleman driver' Dave Belford couldn't be more excited. Before him stands a car bred for the track - a stunning 1971 Ferrari Daytona Competizione.
Not one for going around and around in circles, Benny Muso finds the perfect counterpart for Dave's car, albeit one with more creature comforts.
That’s right, this week it’s a special 2-part episode!
It's all about the drive... And if the journey can be done again but faster - then all the better.
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[@matthewlange8616]

Love it guys. You need to do a film on a street Daytona as well. I would offer you mine to film but it would involve a trip to the mother country 😉

[@ScottOmatic]

What a beautiful looking and sounding machine. Love the loooong nose these cars had. Great content!

[@markhale8084]

Uhh? Paraphrasing here … “Up until this point (intro of 365) Ferrari was known for their sports racers and at this time they decided to focus on F1.” Ferrari’s GTs and F1 cars of the 50s and 60s were very well known…a whole line of 250 GTs from TdF to SWB to GTO as well as so many F1 cars…front engined 125, 375, 500, 553, 625 etc etc rear engined 246, 156, 158, 1512 etc etc. World Champion GTs and F1s among these.

[@leoedward7363]

Wow, what lap times does this do around PI?

[@TheMotoristsTV]

Hi Leo!
Obviously as it was a very expensive car I did not want to have to own it because I broke it! So I wasn’t going for a lap time.
But, In my opinion though it should do a 1:50 at Phillip Island in the hands of a Pro Driver.
- Dave