as far as i'm aware and as much as i have experienced, colnago's geometry favors a longer stem, leaving the body draped over the frame so your "planted...like a ferrari .." as this page says ""Colnagos are designed to use an offset seatpost and a long stem that hangs the rider's weight over the wheels, not over the frame, which results in a short wheelbase and fast handling. The bike is planted. They just handle, like a Ferrari. The weight bias is perfect. That is how Ernesto Colnago intended them to be ridden."
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as far as i'm aware and as much as i have experienced, colnago's geometry favors a longer stem, leaving the body draped over the frame so your "planted...like a ferrari .." as this page says
""Colnagos are designed to use an offset seatpost and a long stem that hangs the rider's weight over the wheels, not over the frame, which results in a short wheelbase and fast handling. The bike is planted. They just handle, like a Ferrari. The weight bias is perfect. That is how Ernesto Colnago intended them to be ridden."