Ferrari swapped warm circuits for icy thrills as it brought the 296 GTB and Purosangue to Finland’s frozen north for its Corso Pilota On-Ice experience. Held in Levi, Lapland, the program gave clients and enthusiasts a chance to master high-performance driving on snow and ice.
The Italian marque showcased its versatility by deploying the hybrid 296 GTB, the track-spec 296 Challenge, and its powerful all-wheel-drive SUV—the 715 hp Purosangue. Under expert guidance from Ferrari factory driver Toni Vilander, participants tackled challenging ice tracks, learning precision car control in extreme cold.
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The experience wasn’t just about driving—guests enjoyed local Finnish culture, cuisine, and snowy adventures between sessions. Even non-drivers got a taste of the action, riding shotgun for adrenaline-packed laps.
With this unique event, Ferrari proved that its prancing horse feels just as confident on ice as it does on the tarmac, taking performance to new, frost-covered frontiers.
