By Daily Mail Reporter An incredibly rare Ferrari racing car which won a string of famous races in the 1950s has been tipped to set a world record by selling for 10 million pounds. The Ferrari 375 Plus was among the quickest and most powerful racing cars of its time, notching up victories at Le Mans and Silverstone in 1954. Just four racing versions of the car were ever made, while one road model was custom built for the King of Belgium. An incredibly rare Ferrari racing car which won a string of famous races in the 1950s has been tipped to set a world record by selling for £10 million
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Ferrari 375 Plus among the quickest racing cars of its time
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Only four racing versions of the car were ever made
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Boasts a 4.9-litre 330bhp V12 engine and a top speed of 175mph
The infamous motor pictured at the front in the 1954 @placeholder race which it went on to win