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"  To observe its 60th anniversary, Ferrari threw a little party at the Fiorano test track, but as company chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo observed, this celebration is more about the future of than its storied past.   That&amp;#039;s why the event was held in and around the factory in Maranello \u2014 to show off not only the advancements made on the shop floor, but also to talk about Ferrari&amp;#039;s future in a world that seems to be turning increasingly unfriendly to high-performance cars.   A future technology seminar was held to make two points \u2014 the first that Ferrari will continue to use Formula 1 racing as a test bed for future technologies, and second, that knowledge must be transferred to its road cars. To that end, it showed a short-wheelbase Enzo dubbed the FXX Mille-Chili, which roughly translates to 1000 kg. This 2200-lb. concept, when compared with the 800-bhp FXX, demonstrates this new philosophy.   In effect, Ferrari will be pursing higher performance but will also count on exotic, lightweight materials and innovative aerodynamics to reduce both mass and drag to push performance to new levels.   Perhaps the most interesting technology discussed at the seminar was a system that uses small outlets on the surface of the vehicle to direct jets of air into the boundary layer to reduce drag, a principle similar to noise cancellation.   Increased use of carbon fiber, aluminum and miniaturized electronics \u2014 all tested in the F1 program \u2014 will find their way into Ferrari road cars, promised Montezemolo.   The company also presented its Sessanta (60th) Anniversary of which only 60 will be built and are already spoken for. Equipped with the F1 gearbox, the package is primarily custom paint \u2014 a two-tone paint scheme in black and red or black and gray \u2014 special detailing of the headlamp and bumpers, a glass roof with three levels of transparency and custom two-tone leather interiors. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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