The "second generation" of the Ferrari 250 TR refers to the significant evolution the car underwent starting with the 1959 racing season (often designated as the Ferrari 250 TR59 or TR59/60). [1] Following the legendary initial variant of 1957/1958—featuring Scaglietti's open "pontoon fenders"—Ferrari decided to completely redesign the car. This second generation marked the transition from a raw, purely mechanical race car to an aerodynamically refined, technologically advanced factory weapon. [1, 2, 3]