Extended Idling of Newer Ferraris

I know that it’s probably not recommended, but is it harmful to idle modern Ferraris for extended periods, such as over one and a half hours... simple idle and not revving the motor?

Of course the easy answer is probably, “Don’t do it. It is not necessary,” but I really want to know the answer technically.

I’ve researched idling cars but found no information specific to Ferrari. Most manufactures recommend starting and driving moderately until oil temps rise. Some say that electric fans will just kick on during extended idling to sufficiently cool the motor. Others say that there might not be enough oil pressure to sufficiently cool all parts of the motor.

What is the true technical answer relative to newer Ferrari motors?

Thank you!

 

Thank you @MerlinTech. I referred to modern engines with newer technology (computer control, electric fans, injection, etc.) to differentiate from classic cars which may not have such systems.

 

I often photograph exotic cars along with fashion photography and like to let the cars run due to the need to frequently reposition the vehicles. Also, I like to keep the interior displays and exterior lights on.

Starting a car and not letting it heat up can cause condensation and water accumulation in the oil... not to mention pegging the starter many times.

I was told that letting the cars idle is fine, but I really want to be sure.

 

I downloaded a few owner’s manuals and found:
- Do not warm up the engine when the vehicle is stationary.
- Turn off the engine if the vehicle is kept stationary for long periods of time.
- Put the car in Neutral if standing for extended periods of time
- Use the air conditioning in moderation.

- Avoid using the vehicle for short trips. (Which would be related to the condensation and water accumulation caused by not achieving proper operating temperatures.)

So, from the above, I surmise that there is some reasonable care that must be taken for extended idling, which probably should be avoided all together when possible... even though no one is screaming about the issue on this thread.

 

I once few away in my airplane for about 4 hours. When I returned, I found my C7 Vette running in the open airplane hanger. It happens! LOL