The inauguration of the Lego mosaic for Michael Schumacher at the Arco della Pace in Milan
Inaugurated at the Arco della Pace the play area where the collective Lego brick mosaic will be set up to celebrate Schumacher and F1
Inaugurated at the Arco della Pace the play area where the collective Lego brick mosaic will be set up to celebrate Schumacher and F1
Michael Schumacher still lives in the F1 paddock, here is how and why through the testimonies of the Ferrari men
The Ferrari at Monza will race with a livery inspired by 1996 and Michael Schumacher, 30 years after the Kaiser’s debut in red
Lego highlights its presence at the Italian F1 weekend with play areas, events, and installations across Milan, Monza, and the Autodromo
To celebrate the epic of Michael Schumacher, Ferrari will run at Monza with the F2002 Barrichello (Saturday) and Sebastian Vettel (Sunday)
Ferrari has decided to dress Hamilton and Leclerc’s SF-26 cars with a celebratory livery for the Italian GP inspired by Schumacher
Between 2001 and 2002 Michael Schumacher asked his friend Jos Verstappen if he was available to become a Ferrari test driver
The Englishman, who considered himself lucky to have shared the box with Barrichello, explained the main qualities of the former Ferrari driver
31 years ago the ‘Kaiser’ became the first F1 driver to win the German GP at Hockenheim
In case of a win this weekend, the Briton would reach the King of the Ardennes in the special all-time ranking