The 34th annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic brought together an exclusive group of Ferrari enthusiasts, collectors, and influential figures for a four-day celebration of automotive excellence from Jan. 23-26. From gourmet luncheons to scenic rallies, the event offered a perfect blend of luxury, passion, and innovation, all set against the iconic backdrop of Palm Beach’s Breakers Hotel.
The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic, widely regarded as the premier gathering of Ferraris in the United States, returned to South Florida for its 34th annual celebration of the beauty, speed, history, and artistry of the Ferrari marque. The four-day event attracted a global congregation of collectors, automotive experts, and enthusiasts, all eager to pay tribute to Ferrari's timeless excellence. Since its inception in 1992, the Cavallino Classic has stood as the guardian of Enzo Ferrari's enduring legacy, symbolizing automotive artistry and innovation. Throughout the weekend, guests enjoyed gourmet luncheons and cocktail receptions, complemented by live music and a vibrant atmosphere that captured the spirit of the Ferrari brand.
Enzo Mattioli Ferrari, Kristian Teä, John Barnes, Luigi Orlandini, Consul General of Italy in Miami Michele Mistò, Mayor Danielle Moore.
The event was graced by an esteemed group of notable attendees, including fashion icons Tommy and Dee Hilfiger, Enzo Mattioli Ferrari, the great-grandson of Ferrari's founder, and influential figures such as Palm Beach Mayor Danielle Moore, Logan Horne, and Rick Rose, among others. Together, they witnessed the stunning array of Ferraris, a testament to the marque’s unparalleled reputation for craftsmanship and engineering. “I am privileged to continue the legacy and tradition of the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic,” said Luigi Orlandini, Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO of Cavallino Inc. since the acquisition by Canossa in 2020. As they admired the meticulously restored vehicles, guests savored exquisite culinary offerings and enjoyed the lively atmosphere that only such a prestigious gathering could provide.
1967 Ferrari Dino 206 S #026., 1957 Ferrari 335 S #0674, 1954 Ferrari 375 MM #0476 AM.
At the heart of the weekend was the Concorso d’Eleganza, where over 150 of the world's rarest and most meticulously restored Ferraris graced the lush lawns of The Breakers Palm Beach. The vehicles, judged on their originality, authenticity, and overall style, included standouts such as the 1954 Ferrari 375 MM #0476 AM, which claimed the coveted Best of Show Granturismo 2025 award, and the 1957 Ferrari 335 S #0674, awarded Best of Show Competizione 2025. The 1967 Ferrari Dino 206 S #026, certified by Ferrari Classiche’s "red book," was honored as the Best of Show 2025 Classiche Certified.
Luigi Orlandini and Enzo Mattioli Ferrari.
As the event unfolded, the recently unveiled Ferrari F80 made its North American debut, captivating onlookers with its 1,200 horsepower and cutting-edge performance. This latest Ferrari supercar epitomized the pinnacle of automotive innovation, joining the ranks of legends like the GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, and LaFerrari. "This event has always exemplified the spirit, artistry, and passion that define the Ferrari legacy," said Enzo Mattioli Ferrari, President of Cavallino, Inc., underscoring the profound significance of the gathering for Ferrari enthusiasts worldwide.
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The weekend’s schedule also included the iconic Tour d’Eleganza, a scenic driving rally between Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach, and the highly anticipated Party Under the Stars at The Breakers. The event provided a stage for dynamic discussions with experts and collectors and exhibitions featuring prestigious partners like Riva Yacht, Bang & Olufsen, Schedoni Modena, RM Sotheby’s, Richard Mille, and Hedley Studios. These collaborations further enhanced the event’s exclusivity, offering guests a glimpse into the high-end luxury world surrounding the Ferrari brand.
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The 34th Annual Cavallino Classic brought Italian craftsmanship and prestige to the heart of Palm Beach island.
As the Cavallino Classic concluded, it left behind a lasting impression on its over 2,000 attendees. The event’s ability to blend tradition with innovation while celebrating the legacy of Ferrari reaffirmed its place as the world’s most prestigious automotive gathering. “As a member of the Ferrari family, it is particularly meaningful for me to contribute to an event that not only celebrates the heritage of the Prancing Horse but also ensures its preservation for future generations,” said Mattioli Ferrari, highlighting the importance of the Classic in maintaining the brand’s storied history. With its unmatched prestige, gourmet experiences, and commitment to excellence, the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic remains an unparalleled celebration of Ferrari’s legacy. For more information, visit Cavallino’s website here or click here to discover more about The Breakers Palm Beach. 1 S County Rd, Palm Beach
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