The world famous Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, which is held annually in Monterey California, was the event selected by the award-winning Swiss artist for the American premiere of his iconic sports car sculptures, and the latest addition to the series, a 1:8 scale interpretation of the legendary Ferrari 250 GTO. It was a fitting venue, as this year's main theme was the said vehicle, with twenty-one of the original cars being present during the course of the event. A host of celebrities and sports personalities were present, and took time to visit Dante and to compliment him on the quality of his artwork. Indeed, such was the interest from the major news networks that Dante also appeared on billboards in Times Square, New York.

Famous Ferrari collector, and British television and radio presenter, Chris Evans, was invited to Monaco to unveil the latest sculpture in the award-winning Swiss artist's series depicting iconic sports cars: the legendary Ferrari 250 GTO. As owner of an original 250 GTO, chassis number 4675 GT, Chris Evans was the ideal person to lift the veil, and the new 1:8 scale interpretation of Enzo Ferrari's greatest creation was revealed to the world. Among the other attendees were the Stieger family, who kindly made their Ferrari 250 GTO, chassis number 3589 GT. The prestigious event in Monaco was attended by a host of celebrities, as well as H.S.H., Prince Albert II, who has been a regular visitor at Dante's world premieres.