Race Car Challenge
In the second episode of this week's double-bill, for the first time Yianni transforms a pure-bred Ferrari into a perfectly wrapped race car. But it's a steep learning curve as the team discovers that working on a one-off 488 for the track poses unique challenges. The car is so low that it will not fit on any ramps, and unless they can lift the car they cannot get the race wheels off. If the wheels stay on then the bodykit won't come off. Unless the body is off then the wrap cannot even begin! Gradually this stunning yellow race car begins to go matte white and the plan comes together but will the customer go for their black and white solution or will the car fail to get off the grid?
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