Ferrari worth 50 million to be seen at The Most CLASSIC

The Most Classic 2025 will transform the Most Autodrom into a center for fans and lovers of classic cars on Saturday, October 4. The festival, where cars are not only exhibited but also driven, will offer international Histo Cup races on the circuit, regularity drives for the public on the polygon, a scenic drive through the Ore Mountains and a competition of elegance. Spectators can also look forward to test drives of brand new models from Peugeot, Citroën, Opel, Nissan, Mitsubishi, MG, Toyota, Subaru and Cupra, interviews with interesting guests and a full-day cultural program.

One of the highlights of this year's festival will undoubtedly be the 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB , a car that rightfully ranks among the most beautiful twelve-cylinder granturismos from Enzo Ferrari's workshop.

The car's owner, Jiří Sudík, has owned it for a quarter of a century. "We brought it to the Czech Republic together with several other Ferraris from a Swiss collection. The owner there pampered it for over twenty years," he recalls. Since then, the car has only appeared in public exceptionally.

The presented specimen belongs to the first versions of the so-called short nose , i.e. with a short nose and the original version of the Colombo V12 engine with a volume of 3.3 liters. Under the hood, it hides six Weber carburetors and an output of over 280 horsepower . "It is an even older version. It has six carburetors, but it is still the original single-cam engine," explains Sudík.

It was a revolutionary car for its time – Ferrari used a unibody body and transaxle transmission for the first time, which significantly improved the car's balance. In total, just over 450 275 GTB coupés were produced, some of which were in a lightweight aluminum version designed for racing.

Sudík's piece is in exceptionally well-preserved condition. "It has the original interior and mechanics, it has never been renovated. The only thing that is not original is the paint - but even that is the same color as the car left the factory," adds the owner.

The value of similar examples today exceeds 50 million crowns , which makes the car not only a collector's item, but also an investment. Jiří Sudík also mentions its practicality: " It drives completely normally, like a modern car. You can even cross your legs in it," he laughs.

At the Autodrom Most, the Ferrari 275 GTB will only be displayed statically, but it will still be a unique opportunity to see it.

Elegance Competition and Heart Award
The program will also include the prestigious Competition of Elegance, which annually brings cars with exceptional character and style to the podium. Previous winners include gems such as the Alfa Romeo 1900c Sprint Pininfarina (1953), Talbot-Lago T26 Figoni et Falaschi (1948), Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 SS (1946), or Lamborghini Miura P400 (1968). In addition to elegance, the Heart Award – the Josef Zajíček Award – has its place. It is not reserved only for unique pieces or the most expensive brands. The condition, character and personality of the car are primarily evaluated. Each car has a chance to address the jury, and both winners – the Competition of Elegance and the Heart Award – will take home the same trophy: a unique glass imprint of the asphalt finish line of the Most Autodrom.

A festival full of experiences for the audience

The Most Classic will take place on Saturday , October 4, 2025 at the Most Autodrom and will offer a program not only for collectors and owners of historic vehicles, but above all for spectators who want to experience a day full of atmosphere, music and emotions.

The international Histo Cup series will be presented on the race track, and regularity, free and test drives will take place on the polygon. Visitors can try out new cars from Peugeot, Citroën, Opel, Nissan, Mitsubishi, MG, Toyota, Subaru and Cupra.

The main stage will offer interviews, car stories and musical performances throughout the day. The audience will hear concerts by Pavel Houfek, learn interesting facts about the Jaguar XJR that accompanied Michael Jackson during his concert in Prague , and see interviews with legends of the Czech scene and participants of the ROBOT Expedition.

As Josef Zajíček, General Manager of Autodrom Most, says: "The Most Classic is a day when everyone will find something for themselves – from the smell of gasoline, to top-of-the-line cars, to musical performances. It is a celebration of beauty and emotions that we want to share with all spectators."