Piero Ferrari: “Michael Schumacher changed the way we work at Ferrari”
Ferrari is honoring legendary driver Michael Schumacher during the 2026 Monza Grand Prix by using a special livery and commemorative gear. Piero Ferrari, son of the company founder, reflected on Schumacher's transformative impact on the team's success.
Why it matters
It highlights the enduring cultural and sporting legacy of one of Formula 1's most successful drivers within the Ferrari brand.
Ferrari pays tribute to Michael Schumacher, who won at Monza in 1996, during the Italian Grand Prix weekend. Piero Ferrari, son of the legendary Enzo Ferrari, recalls the great German.
This article is an automatically generated English version. The original article was published in German.
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