Ferrari Honors Michael Schumacher at Monza
Ferrari is set to honor Michael Schumacher during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, marking 30 years since the legendary driver joined the team in 1996. This celebration highlights Schumacher's significant impact on Ferrari's history and the culture he helped establish during his decade with the team.
The tribute includes a special livery for the SF-26 cars driven by Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, inspired by the Ferrari F310 that Schumacher raced in his first season. The cars will feature a predominantly red design with white and black accents, along with special racewear for the drivers and team members.
Additionally, three iconic cars from Schumacher's career will be displayed at Monza, including the F310, the F2002, and the 248 F1. The F2002 will be driven by Rubens Barrichello and Sebastian Vettel during the weekend, celebrating Schumacher's legacy. Ferrari's tribute extends to events in Milan and exhibitions at the Ferrari Museum, showcasing Schumacher's enduring influence on the team and its fans.
