©Ferrari Charles Leclerc knows a mean dish of pasta when he sits it, but the Monegasque was offered a really fierce serving of 'spaghetti' recently at Fiorano. Ferrari's classic 312 F1, born in 1967 but which sprouted a wing in 1968 was nicknamed 'Spaghetti' for its intertwined white exhaust system that sat atop the car's glorious V60° 12-cylinder engine. As a big fan of the Scuderia's historic war horses who often samples the Italian outfit's venerable machines, Leclerc was entrusted with the recently restored 312 F1 by its proud owner for a few flyers at Ferrari's test track. ©Ferrari "I am very happy to have had this opportunity," said Charles after shaking down the...
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