With a redline of nearly 9,000-rpm and close to 550-bhp, the 458 GTD is no ordinary Ferrari, if such a thing exists. The limited production racing-only version of the 458 Italia road car, the GTD-spec car features a lightweight aluminum chassis with a 104.3-inch wheelbase and a longitudinally-mounted F142 V-8 engine. With extensive aerodynamic advantages over its F430 predecessor, the F458 GTD is still a dominant force in GTD and GT3 sports car racing.

This example of the 458 GTD was put through its paces at the 2014 24 Hours of Daytona where it earned a 6th in class finish and 23rd overall. The car was then run at the 12 Hours of Sebring where it finished 24th overall. This Ferrari is ready for race prep and can still be competitive on track some six years after it was first introduced.