The Ferrari Testarossa debuted at the 1984 Paris Motor Show as Pininfarina's replacement for the 512 BBi, inheriting the 4942cc flat-twelve engine but widening the body to accommodate larger side-mounted radiators, which resulted in Pininfarina's signature solution: the five-blade horizontal side strake that made the Testarossa the most immediately recognisable side profile in the Heritage Icons collection. The name references the red-painted cam covers of the original Testa Rossa race cars of 1957. Heritage Icons presents the Testarossa in a semicircular arch with the Mugello Circuit plan view inside — 4.997 km, 15 turns, at 43.4731° N in the Tuscan hills — because the flat-12 Ferrari and its home circuit share the same red-line instinct. The side-profile hero in mid-speed blur confirms the five-blade intake strakes: they are still the boldest body solution Pininfarina proposed in the 1980s.