Ferrari Honors Michael Schumacher with Special Monza GP Car Design

Ferrari unveils a special SF-26 design honoring Michael Schumacher's 30th anniversary at the Italian Grand Prix.

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Ferrari announced on 2025-09-06 that it will honor Michael Schumacher with a special design on its Formula 1 cars for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to commemorate the 30th anniversary of his arrival at the team. ^[1] During his 11 seasons with the team, the German driver won five of his seven world championships and achieved 72 victories, more than any other driver in Ferrari's history. ^[2] Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will drive the SF-26 cars featuring a special design inspired by the Ferrari F310 from 1996, which includes a dominant red color, white details on the wings, gold BBS wheels, and the classic 'MS' monogram. ^[3] Michael Schumacher won five world championships with Ferrari, securing 72 victories and five wins at the Monza circuit during his tenure. ^[4] Three of Michael Schumacher's most iconic monoplazas, the F310 from 1996, the 248 F1 from 2006, and the F2002, will be exhibited at Monza and Milan as part of the tribute. ^[5] Michael Schumacher joined Ferrari from Benetton in 1996 as a two-time world champion, beginning one of the most dominant eras in Formula 1 history. ^[6] Schumacher's arrival revitalized the team, ending a two-decade wait for a driver's title and leading to five consecutive driver's championships and six consecutive constructor's titles from 1999 to 2004. ^[7]

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During his 11 seasons with the team, the German driver won five of his seven world championships and achieved 72 victories, more than any other driver in Ferrari's history. · Nezavisne novine

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will drive the SF-26 cars featuring a special design inspired by the Ferrari F310 from 1996, which includes a dominant red color, white details on the wings, gold BBS wheels, and the classic 'MS' monogram. ·

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Michael Schumacher won five world championships with Ferrari, securing 72 victories and five wins at the Monza circuit during his tenure. ·

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Three of Michael Schumacher's most iconic monoplazas, the F310 from 1996, the 248 F1 from 2006, and the F2002, will be exhibited at Monza and Milan as part of the tribute. ·

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Michael Schumacher joined Ferrari from Benetton in 1996 as a two-time world champion, beginning one of the most dominant eras in Formula 1 history. · Nezavisne novine

Schumacher's arrival revitalized the team, ending a two-decade wait for a driver's title and leading to five consecutive driver's championships and six consecutive constructor's titles from 1999 to 2004. · Nezavisne novine

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