Bianco Courmayeur
Bianco Courmayeur is a Ferrari white paint color in the Bianco family: hex #E3E9F7, RGB 227, 233, 247, closest Pantone PMS 656 C.
| Family | Bianco — Ferrari white colors |
|---|---|
| Hex | #E3E9F7 |
| RGB | 227, 233, 247 |
| CIE L*a*b* | 92.3, 0.6, -7.5 |
| Closest Pantone | PMS 656 C (#D6DBE0, ΔE 5.2) |
| Paint code | Not published |
| Finish | Gloss · Metallic |
| Value | Verified color chip |
Sources: Ferrari Colors blog · carpaints.co
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About Bianco Courmayeur
Bianco Courmayeur is a special Ferrari paint from the 2022 Cavalcade Collection, taking its name and inspiration from the Alpine resort town of Courmayeur at the foot of Monte Bianco. First linked to the 2018 Cavalcade in the area, this crisp white is accented with subtle blue highlights, reminiscent of snow and ice under a clear mountain sky. The clean, high-gloss finish emphasizes the lines of Ferrari’s modern designs while adding a cool tone.
The story of Bianco Courmayeur
Bianco Courmayeur is one of five Tailor Made colors Ferrari created for clients who had taken part in a Cavalcade, marking the tour's tenth anniversary in 2022. Ferrari's magazine shows it on an SF90 Spider, "white with flashes of blue", inspired by the 2018 Cavalcade around Monte Bianco, and Motor1 quoted Ferrari on a shade that "encapsulates the glacial purity of snow". Courmayeur, Wikipedia records, is the Aosta Valley town that serves as the Italian base of Mont Blanc. Broad Arrow sold a 2022 SF90 Stradale from the collection, chassis 287124, at Amelia in 2026 for $489,000; its catalog text describes a Bianco Courmayeur livery with a Nero roof and Verde Pino Metallic accents.
Sources: Ferrari magazine, Colors to remember · Motor1, Ferrari Cavalcade 10th Anniversary Collection adds Bianco Courmayeur (17 February 2022) · Wikipedia, Courmayeur · Broad Arrow, 2022 SF90 Stradale 10th Anniversary Cavalcade Collection, The Amelia Auction 2026, lot 230 · The Classic Valuer, Broad Arrow's catalog text for the same car · ROSSOautomobili, 34 Ferrari colors · Grokipedia, Courmayeur (cites aosta-valley.co.uk and acrossthealps.org)