








Written by James Page, this beautifully illustrated volume explores the creation, competition life and enduring fascination of the unique Ferrari 166 MM Uovo. Built for Giannino Marzotto, it combined a 166 MM chassis, a 212 Export engine and a striking lightweight body created with Carrozzeria Fontana and young designer Franco Reggiani.
The result was a radical, aerodynamic Ferrari unlike any other — a car that led the 1951 Mille Miglia, won that year’s Coppa della Toscana and played its part in the formative years of the Ferrari legend.
- The full story of the unique Ferrari 166 MM Uovo
- Explores its creation by Giannino Marzotto, Carrozzeria Fontana and Franco Reggiani
- Details its 166 MM chassis, 212 Export engine and distinctive lightweight body
- Includes in-depth reports of its period competition career
- Covers the Uovo leading the 1951 Mille Miglia and winning the Coppa della Toscana
- Features new research compiled over two years
- Tells the story of the remarkable Marzotto family
- Includes rarely seen images and an interview with Matteo Marzotto
- Covers the car’s American competition career and 1980s restoration
- Includes the story of its connection with movie icon James Dean
- Features more than 140 images covering its racing life, restoration and later history
Rich in Ferrari history, road-racing atmosphere and Italian style, Ferrari 166 MM Uovo is an essential book for Ferrari enthusiasts, collectors, historic motorsport followers and admirers of coachbuilt sports cars.
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