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 A rare 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 has returned to the market with an estimated value of up to $4 million. Carrying chassis number 09261, the car was originally shipped to Kenya for racing before joining great guitarist Eric Clapton’s collection in 2003. It is one of only 31 right-hand-drive examples ever built and has been restored to its original Grigio Argento silver finish. Powered by a 300-horsepower, 3.3-liter V-12 engine, it is considered one of Ferrari’s finest grand tourers. Its racing history, rarity, outstanding performance, and celebrity ownership make it one of  the most desirable classic Ferraris available today. Fiskens website has the Ferrari listed at 2.95 million British pounds (roughly $3.9 million). 

 George Russell claimed victory for Mercedes at the Austrian Grand Prix after resisting a late charge from Max Verstappen in the Red Bull.  Verstappen's fresher tyres helped him close the gap, but Russell  crossed the line 1.6 seconds ahead. Kimi Antonelli completed a strong  day for Mercedes by finishing third, while Oscar Piastri took fourth for McLaren. It was a frustrating race for Ferrari, despite starting second and third on the grid. Lewis Hamilton could only finish fifth, and Charles Leclerc ended up eighth after both Ferrari drivers struggled with race pace and an unsuccessful three-stop strategy. Isack Hadjar finished sixth for Red Bull, Lando Norris was seventh for McLaren, and Racing Bulls rounded out the points with Liam Lawson in ninth and Arvid Lindblad in  tenth. Ferrari left Austria disappointed after failing to turn a promising qualifying into a competitive race.