Ferrari Holds 'Legendary Musicians and Their Ferrari' Exhibition at Enzo Ferrari Museum

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The Encho Ferrari Museum, located in Modena, Italy, is holding a new exhibition under the theme of 'Best Masterpiece – Legendary Musicians and Their Ferrari' from Feb. 18, 2026.

The exhibition is designed to shed light on the link between world-class musicians and Ferrari vehicles and to explore the balance between technical discipline and freedom of expression shared by the two fields. Rare photo materials and exclusive audio content are released in the exhibition hall, along with real vehicles owned or driven by musicians, showing the cultural connection created by cars and music from various angles. In particular, an exhibition-only podcast series produced by Italian audio content producer Cora Media and featuring journalist Federico Bufa is provided as an audio guide to tell vivid stories about artists and cars.

Major exhibition models included Nick Mason's 250 GTO, Herbert von Karajan's 250 GT Russo, the one-off model SP12 built at the request of Eric Clapton, Jay Balvin's 512 TR, and Swizz Beatz-owned SF90 XX Spider. The exhibition runs until February 16, 2027, and the Ferrari Museum is also contributing to the development of the community, with more than 890,000 visitors in 2025, breaking an annual record.

As part of this move, the Encho Ferrari Museum will participate as a premium sponsor of the 1st Jazz Open Modena, which will be held in Modena from July 13-18, 2026, with world-class masters such as Gregory Porter, Diana Kroll, and Moby taking the stage. As a luxury brand active in racing, sports cars and lifestyle, Ferrari represents its unrivaled status and innovation through its close connection with Scuderia Ferrari, the most successful team in F1 history.

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