The Porsche is only there to reserve the place for the German guys Ferrari. Bit like towels being left at the poolside…!!
Or perhaps the Porsche Driver is just dyslexic and he bought a Carrera which he thought spelled Ferrari…?
Anyway – trust the Germans to be in the minority when surrounded by exotic Italians..
Had the same experience when I took our Mondial T Cabriolet up to Watkins Glen with the New York State Ferrari Club — there were two guys racing a GT3 on the track, literally surrounded by F360s, F430s, F512s, 328s. It was very much, “what’s wrong with this picture.” And worse, they had absolutely no idea how to drive the thing. They were a real nuisance to pass — they cornered wide, wouldn’t yield to faster traffic. Lucky they didn’t hurt anyone. They finally went off the track and ripped up one of their tires — what a shame they didn’t have a spare with them.
I like whomever drove the Porsche there, they zigged when everyone else zagged. There’s a field of Sexy, Red Ferraris and all the attention is on a Black Porsche, very nicely done.
Dutch, look closer! Isn’t it wet and cold there? It looks to me like typical british weather. So, chances are the Porsche has been brought in by someone who spells any continental sports car “Ferrari”.
It’s just typical the italians (Marco Polo) discover new worlds. The Germans with their inate sense of invasion wait till the best spot is identified then move in!
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The Porsche is only there to reserve the place for the German guys Ferrari. Bit like towels being left at the poolside…!!
Or perhaps the Porsche Driver is just dyslexic and he bought a Carrera which he thought spelled Ferrari…?
Anyway – trust the Germans to be in the minority when surrounded by exotic Italians..
Had the same experience when I took our Mondial T Cabriolet up to Watkins Glen with the New York State Ferrari Club — there were two guys racing a GT3 on the track, literally surrounded by F360s, F430s, F512s, 328s. It was very much, “what’s wrong with this picture.” And worse, they had absolutely no idea how to drive the thing. They were a real nuisance to pass — they cornered wide, wouldn’t yield to faster traffic. Lucky they didn’t hurt anyone. They finally went off the track and ripped up one of their tires — what a shame they didn’t have a spare with them.
Point of difference.
They needed someone with some jumper leads.
I wondered where I left it
It’s the Ying & Yang of luxury cars, the other part of the picture shows a lot filled with black porshes with one red ferrari.
That’s what I see…;-)
It’s known as a “Teutonic innuendo”.
Or is that Italian for suppository?
They are still needing another one… maybe two 6 cylinders are capable of matching one 12 cylinder…
I like whomever drove the Porsche there, they zigged when everyone else zagged. There’s a field of Sexy, Red Ferraris and all the attention is on a Black Porsche, very nicely done.
Dutch, look closer! Isn’t it wet and cold there? It looks to me like typical british weather. So, chances are the Porsche has been brought in by someone who spells any continental sports car “Ferrari”.
It’s just typical the italians (Marco Polo) discover new worlds. The Germans with their inate sense of invasion wait till the best spot is identified then move in!
And another thing, porches are funny wee cars can anyone tell me which way it is facing?
(he-he)
Its a “purple cow” thing. Next time there will be dozens of porsches and a single Aston Martin.
Wanting to stand out in a crowd, he dared to be different. How can we be different, more unique, more attractive?
Looks like it’s been raining. As the Porker is, therefore, the only one likely to start – he should be on the front row.
Its there to go and get the parts when the ferraris all break down
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