Michael Schumacher's Ferrari to Be Auctioned: What is the Expected Sale Price?

Michael Schumacher is rightfully considered one of the greatest drivers in Formula 1 history. Nearly twelve years after his retirement, his name remains iconic in the world of motorsport. It has now been revealed that one of his Ferrari cars will be auctioned, with the expected sale price reaching eight figures.

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Details: Schumacher is best known for his time driving for Ferrari from 2000 to 2006. The car going up for auction is the 2006 Ferrari 248 F1, which Schumacher raced during his final season with the Scuderia, as reported by The Mirror. The auction is set to take place on November 14, and it is anticipated that some of the world's top collectors will show interest in purchasing this legendary vehicle.

We are talking about a 2006 Ferrari 248 F1 and according to the source, the starting price will be around £11 million.

Sotheby’s, the auction house handling the sale, has already begun promoting the car and shared some of its history.

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Quote: "Since its sale from Maranello, this exceptionally significant Ferrari has remained with a single owner, housed within one of the world’s greatest collections, owned by one of the most discerning enthusiasts who appreciated its power. In terms of its performance, design, and pedigree, it’s a breathtaking piece, a full-course meal for the most sophisticated connoisseurs, and now the most knowledgeable collectors can savor it."

Reminder: Michael Schumacher holds numerous records in Formula 1. He was a seven-time World Champion, secured 68 pole positions, and claimed 91 victories. Although these records have since been matched or surpassed by Lewis Hamilton, Schumacher's legacy remains forever etched in the annals of motorsport history.