In the face of even greater odds, undeterred by being contemplated as a front-runner during its racing season in 1971, the magnificent Ferrari 512 M (safeguarded by an “all-star team” consisting of owner Roger Penske, mechanic John Woodard, and race car drivers Mark Donohue and David Hobbs) came across a string of historic bad luck for all four of its races. Even though the 512 M didn’t finish in first place, it still became what is known as a “game…
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November 25, 2016
The Game Changing Ferrari 512 M
