Hundreds flock to see impressive supercars

By The Newsroom
Published 6th Jul 2017, 07:00 GMT
Updated 18th Jul 2017, 08:28 GMT
5/7/2017 (HO) A display of Ferrari's were on display at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth on Wednesday afternoon. Pictured is: Amelia Mugridge (22) from Portsmouth. Picture: Sarah Standing (170878-4885) PPP-170507-1747510015/7/2017 (HO) A display of Ferrari's were on display at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth on Wednesday afternoon. Pictured is: Amelia Mugridge (22) from Portsmouth. Picture: Sarah Standing (170878-4885) PPP-170507-174751001
5/7/2017 (HO) A display of Ferrari's were on display at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth on Wednesday afternoon. Pictured is: Amelia Mugridge (22) from Portsmouth. Picture: Sarah Standing (170878-4885) PPP-170507-174751001
THEY are renowned as being the pioneers of the modern supercar and the arbiters of those who strive for the pinnacle of motoring performance.

And yesterday hundreds of people packed into Gunwharf Quays to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the iconic Ferrari brand.

The event is part of a tour across the world, which started in Ferrari’s home town of Maranello, Italy.

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Visitors were invited to take photographs with the impressive cars and send them to Ferrari for a chance to feature in the 70th anniversary collage.

Ian Keeler owned one of the Ferrari cars on display.

Mr Keeler said: ‘I’ve had this car for just over a year – it cost a lot of money and I’ll leave it at that!

‘The heritage of these cars is incredible.

‘This is just something that I have always wanted.’

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