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Starting today, numerous fans and representatives of the Scuderia Ferrari Clubs from all over Europe will come to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello. The opening of the "Michael 50" exhibition took place there on the occasion of the Formula 1 champion's birthday. The Michael Schumacher exhibition is a must for real Schumi fans.
Michael 50 - Homage to the Formula 1 Champion
In the form of a special exhibition, Ferrari pays homage to Michael Schumacher on the occasion of his 50th birthday. It shows his Formula 1 history and the world records he set for Ferrari. In total, there were seven world championship titles, 91 victories, and Michael stood on the podium 155 times.
The most important Ferrari single-seaters that Michael Schumacher drove with the Scuderia in his eleven years are on display in the Sala delle Vittorie. From the 310 F1996, with which Schumacher won three GPs in his first season with the Cavallino Rampante, to the F399, which enabled the longest-lasting team in Formula 1 history to start a unique winning streak with the Constructors' Championship.
Many former Formula 1 racing cars to admire
The F1-2000 of the legendary “Alba Rossa” (Dawn) is also on display. Michael Schumacher won the world championship title for Ferrari for the first time in 21 years after Jody Scheckter in Suzuka, Japan. The F2002 and the F2004, the vehicles that set his records, should not be missed either. You can also admire the 248 Formula 1 racing car from 2006. With this he achieved his last victory in China and the 72nd title for Ferrari.
Michael Schumacher exhibition
Visitors to the Michael Schumacher exhibition also gain insights into his work as a developer. After retiring from Formula 1, the champion from Kerpen not only stayed with Ferrari to support Scuderia. He was also instrumental in the development of road cars such as the 430 Ferrari 2007 Scuderia and the 2008 Ferrari California.
The Michael 50 exhibition is organized in cooperation with the Keep Fighting Foundation and will run until the summer of 2019. You can find more information about the exhibition at the Ferrari Museum website.