The Ferrari 335 S is the direct evolution of the Ferrari 315 S—larger and more powerful. Introduced in 1957, the race car is considered one of the fastest, most brutal, and most valuable sports-prototype racing cars in Ferrari's history. Only four examples were built (including some converted 315 S chassis).

Le Mans 1957: British racing legend Mike Hawthorn set an absolute lap record in his 335 S. He was the very first driver in the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans to clock an average lap speed of over 200 km/h