Chris Evans: well-known BBC TV presenter and big Ferrari collector
Recently - it is said - he bought a 1963 250 GTO Series II for around $20 million.
He has a fantastic collection, which he presented for charity at Britain's most exclusive event, the Goodwood Festival Of Speed, which brings together famous people who own luxury and powerful historic cars.
The Evans collection includes the Ferrari 250 GTO (1963), the legendary 250GT California Spider SWB (1961), a short-wheelbase convertible with a folding roof, body designed and built by Scaglietti.
There is also the formidable Ferrari 250 TR 61 Spyder Fantuzzi racing car, bodied by Medardo Fantuzzi of Modena, produced to compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. There is also no shortage of rare white Ferrari one-offs, such as the F40 and the 1984 GTO.
Truly a dream collection!
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