Rank 18 documents the Ferrari 512 M — Maranello's evolved Group 5 answer to the Porsche 917, fielded at Le Mans 1971 as the final iteration of the 512 lineage before Ferrari pivoted away from sports-prototype dominance. Chassis 1020 wore Rosso Corsa with number 19, a 5.0-litre V12 rated at 375 horsepower, and a claimed top speed of 320 km/h that reads like Italian optimism against Gulf blue certainty. The 512 M was not the car that beat the Langheck — Porsche took the distance record and the overall win — but it was the machine that kept Ferrari's endurance identity alive through the most brutal prototype era since the 1960s. Wallimilist renders the Rosso three-quarter hero, gold wheels, number 19 roundels, red callout specification lines, and L-frame border exactly as the master PNG dictates — Endurance · 1971 kicker, prancing horse shields, and curator copy on Ferrari's 1971 Sarthe campaign.