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THE FIRST ROAD-LEGAL XX CAR
Ferrari’s Special Version cars push the performance of its production models to new extremes. Some, such as the 488 Pista and 812 Competizione, have earned a rightful place in the Prancing Horse’s recent pantheon. Ferrari’s ‘XX Programme’, on the other hand, offers a select group of expert client drivers extreme cars that are not homologated for the road, to drive on the very limit on the track. One such model is the…
THE FIRST ROAD-LEGAL XX CAR
Ferrari’s Special Version cars push the performance of its production models to new extremes. Some, such as the 488 Pista and 812 Competizione, have earned a rightful place in the Prancing Horse’s recent pantheon. Ferrari’s ‘XX Programme’, on the other hand, offers a select group of expert client drivers extreme cars that are not homologated for the road, to drive on the very limit on the track. One such model is the FXX-K EVO. Ferrari has now drawn on these two different spheres of experience to create a Special Version that draws on the programme’s concepts to make it effectively a road-legal XX: the SF90 XX Stradale. Its performance has been raised to impressive new heights by an additional 30 cv, specific software logics and the use of radical new aero solutions, not least a fixed rear wing, the first to appear on a road-going Ferrari since the days of the F50.
Styling-wise, the SF90 XX Stradale incorporates the engineering principles that underpinned the SF90 Stradale and pushes them to new levels. In terms of its concept, this is to all intents and purposes an XX car: its characteristics, the fruit of a more incisive, radical language, are thus even more extreme still. The SF90 XX Stradale’s styling cues are designed to highlight its thoroughbred performance characteristics whilst still retaining the pure lines and forms of its predecessor.
There is no doubt that one of the most distinctive characteristics of the SF90 XX Stradale’s design is its rear wing. The tail volume, which has been specifically redesigned with aero in mind, is now sleeker, giving it the long tail silhouette typical of racing cars. The air intakes for the intercoolers are now larger too, channelling the air towards the radiators more efficiently.
The arrow-shape front wing concept has been retained on the SF90 XX Stradale; the headlights are now integrated into this area by two vertical wing profiles. This creates a more geometric language that reflects the spirit of this new car. Another distinctive element is the two imposing wing profiles dominating the air intakes, which look as if they are floating, thus making the car seem broader and more glued to the asphalt than ever.
The guiding principle in the design of the SF90 XX Stradale’s interior was to highlight the cockpit’s racing vocation through targeted actions that would make significant weight-savings. The main areas involved were the door panels, tunnel and mats, which are now simpler in terms of their shape and the materials used thanks to an emphasis on technical fabrics, while carbon-fibre was used for functional areas.
Features:
Extra button A: Ignition
Extra button B : Hold 1 second to start engine
Extra button C : Open left door
Extra button D : Open right door
Extra button E : Trunk
Extra button F : Frunk
3d model by CSR2
Converted by Adriaan Suy (MNBA)
Physics by Matteo Vignaroli
Silver paint by itsDraik
Resources
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ABS
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Traction Control
Simulator:
Assetto Corsa
Brand:
Ferrari
Model:
SF90
Power:
986 hp
Torque:
800 nm
Weight:
1,570 kg
Weight/Power:
1.59 kg/hp
0 - 100:
2,50 s
Colors:
18
Traction:
Integral - AWD
Author:
Adriaan (MNBA Assetto Modding Group), MNBA Assetto Modding Group
Version:
1.01
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